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The Tempest Act III - Lesson 20.2 - Using Academic Vocabulary in Literacy AnalysisOnline version Vocab for Act III of The Tempest by TRÂN NGÔ BẢO NGỌC 1 What is the definition of Plot? a A major division or section within a play, similar to a chapter in a book. b The specific time, place, and environment in which a story or play occurs. c A smaller subdivision of an act in a play where the location, time, or characters usually change. d The sequence of connected events that make up a story or a play. 2 What is the definition of Setting? a A major division or section within a play, similar to a chapter in a book. b The sequence of connected events that make up a story or a play. c A smaller subdivision of an act in a play where the location, time, or characters usually change. d The specific time, place, and environment in which a story or play occurs. 3 What is the definition of Act? a The sequence of connected events that make up a story or a play. b The specific time, place, and environment in which a story or play occurs. c A major division or section within a play, similar to a chapter in a book. d A smaller subdivision of an act in a play where the location, time, or characters usually change. 4 What is the definition of Scene? a The sequence of connected events that make up a story or a play. b The specific time, place, and environment in which a story or play occurs. c A major division or section within a play, similar to a chapter in a book. d A smaller subdivision of an act in a play where the location, time, or characters usually change. 5 What is the definition of Character? a A group of words taken directly from a text or speech to support an idea or analysis. b The underlying reason behind a character's specific actions, thoughts, feelings, or choices. c The specific function, purpose, or position that a character has within the plot's development. d A person, animal, or magical being who takes part in the action of a literary work. 6 What is the definition of Role? a The specific function, purpose, or position that a character has within the plot's development. b A person, animal, or magical being who takes part in the action of a literary work. c The underlying reason behind a character's specific actions, thoughts, feelings, or choices. d The specific function, purpose, or position that a character has within the plot's development. 7 What is the definition of Motivation? a The sequence of connected events that make up a story or a play. b The underlying reason behind a character's specific actions, thoughts, feelings, or choices. c The underlying message, central idea, or universal lesson that an author explores throughout a literary work. d The underlying reason behind a character's specific actions, thoughts, feelings, or choices. 8 What is the definition of Conflict? a The struggle or clash between opposing forces, which drives the action forward toward the climax. b The sequence of connected events that make up a story or a play. c The struggle or clash between opposing forces, which drives the action forward toward the climax. d A group of words taken directly from a text or speech to support an idea or analysis. 9 What is the definition of Quotation? a The process of examining and explaining how and why specific evidence supports a literary claim. b A group of words taken directly from a text or speech to support an idea or analysis. c Facts, details, or direct quotes from a text used to support a claim or interpretation. d An individual explanation or understanding of the deeper meaning and author's purpose within a text. 10 What is the definition of Evidence? a A group of words taken directly from a text or speech to support an idea or analysis. b An individual explanation or understanding of the deeper meaning and author's purpose within a text. c Facts, details, or direct quotes from a text used to support a claim or interpretation. d The process of examining and explaining how and why specific evidence supports a literary claim. 11 What is the definition of Analysis? a Facts, details, or direct quotes from a text used to support a claim or interpretation. b An individual explanation or understanding of the deeper meaning and author's purpose within a text. c A group of words taken directly from a text or speech to support an idea or analysis. d The process of examining and explaining how and why specific evidence supports a literary claim. 12 What is the definition of Interpretation? a Facts, details, or direct quotes from a text used to support a claim or interpretation. b A group of words taken directly from a text or speech to support an idea or analysis. c The process of examining and explaining how and why specific evidence supports a literary claim. d An individual explanation or understanding of the deeper meaning and author's purpose within a text. 13 What is the definition of Theme? a The underlying message, central idea, or universal lesson that an author explores throughout a literary work. b The specific function, purpose, or position that a character has within the plot's development. c A person, animal, or magical being who takes part in the action of a literary work. d The underlying message, central idea, or universal lesson that an author explores throughout a literary work. 14 What is the definition of Symbol? a The sequence of connected events that make up a story or a play. b The specific time, place, and environment in which a story or play occurs. c A person, place, object, or event that represents an abstract idea beyond its literal meaning. d A smaller subdivision of an act in a play where the location, time, or characters usually change.

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The Tempest Act III - Lesson 20.2 - Using Academic Vocabulary in Literacy AnalysisOnline version

by TRÂN NGÔ BẢO NGỌC

What is the definition of Plot?

What is the definition of Setting?

What is the definition of Act?

What is the definition of Scene?

What is the definition of Character?

What is the definition of Role?

What is the definition of Motivation?

What is the definition of Conflict?

What is the definition of Quotation?

What is the definition of Evidence?

What is the definition of Analysis?

What is the definition of Interpretation?

What is the definition of Theme?

What is the definition of Symbol?