Comparing Themes in Literature

Question 1

Which picture best shows a joyful mood?

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D:

Question 2

Which sets of words create a gloomy mood? Check all that apply.dull, gray, cloudy, darksad, blue, heartache, unhappysunshine, lively, skipping, cheerfulblue skies, green grass, bright bloomsshadowy, shaded, gloomy, discouragedtriumphant, winning, thrilling, elated, delighted

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A: dull, gray, cloudy, dark; B: sad, blue, heartache, unhappy; E: shadowy, shaded, gloomy, discouraged

Question 3

Which words from the text create a mood of excitement? Check all that apply.

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A: “highly charged energy”; B: “wildly gesticulating hair”; C: “electrocuted”

Question 4

Simple: Naomi went to a conference .

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C: [no additional clause]

Question 5

Based on the short sentences in Emily’s response to Naomi, what mood is the author trying to create?

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A: important and urgent

Question 6

Compound: She picked up a new book .

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B: and she read it on the trip home

Question 7

Complex: She met an important historian .

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B: who studied the history of Japan

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