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I. Identify each statement as True or False.
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What is the possible theme statement for this short story?

A theme is a universal message in a story, poem, or text.
True
False
A theme is never just one word.
True
False
Themes use words like "people" to make the message universal.
True
False
Themes may sometimes use character names or describe plot.
True
False
Big ideas are the large problems that a story is about.
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False
Authors often reveal theme through characterization, conflict and resolution, or literary devices.
True
False
Characterization is used step-by-step in literature to highlight and explain the details of a character in a story. .
True
False
Combining more than one big ideas often make a stronger, more complex theme statement.
True
False
To write an upside-down triangle introduction, you start with a general connection to the world, then introduce the stories and authors, and end with a thesis.
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False
Conclusions use the same information as the introduction - world, text, thesis.
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False
Introductions start very general and get more specific, but conclusions do the opposite.
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False