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| stop a person from doing something |
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| forms negative opinions about the facts |
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| show you are against something |
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| terms: comparative adjective |
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| an adjective that compares two things by adding er or more to a word |
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| terms: superlative adjective |
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| an adjective that compares more than two things by adding est or most to the word |
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| the underlying message or main idea of a piece of writing. It expresses a broader meaning than the topic of the piece. |
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| terms: What is an universal theme? |
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| something concrete- a person, place, object, or activity- that represents an idea. |
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| terms: What is an example of universal theme? |
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| With great power comes great responsibility, |
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| terms: What is a symbol for innocence? |
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| In the Heart of a Hero: What does dramatic mean? |
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| great emotions through words |
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| In the Heart of a Hero: According to the article, what describes "a situational" hero best? |
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| They do not let fear stop them from acting |
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In the Heart of a Hero: Read this sentence:
Brian Hart was on the lake that day, paddling a canoe with Brianna, his youngest daughter, and three of her cousins.
Which two questions does the sentence answer? |
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| In the Heart of a Hero: What is true of a news story? |
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| It only includes the facts about a current event |
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| In the Heart of a Hero: Which is usually included in a feature article, but not in a news story? |
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| It only includes the facts about a current event. |
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| In the Heart of a Hero: Why did Brian Hart jump into the water to save tour boat passengers? |
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| He was willing to risk his own life to save others. |
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| A Job for Valentin: How can a person tell that a story is written by a first person narrator? |
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| The reader can only see through the eyes of the narrator. |
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| A Job for Valentin: How does Teresa's attitude change toward Valentin in the story? |
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| from feeling bothered to understanding |
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| A Job for Valentin: What are some first person pronouns to show first person point of view? |
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| A Job for Valentin: What doesn't the narrator tell the read in a first person point of view? |
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| What Pablito thinks about before he falls. |
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| A Job for Valentin: Who are the heroes in this story? |
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| A Job for Valentin: Who tells the story about Valentin? |
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