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Yes or No: Understanding Theme

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Directions: Read each statement. Write YES if the statement correctly describes a theme or helps identify the theme. Write NO if it does not.

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Directions: Read each statement. Write YES if the statement correctly describes a theme or helps identify the theme. Write NO if it does not.

by Llewellyn Prejoles
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Can a character’s words give you clues about the theme?

2

Is the theme just one word?

3

Can you find the theme without reading the story?

4

Can the theme be inferred even when the author never states the lesson directly?

5

Can a character’s words give you clues about the theme?

6

Should you ignore what the characters learn?

7

Is the theme simply a summary of the story?

8

Should you use details from the story to support the theme?

9

Does a character’s change help you understand the theme?

10

If a character’s actions, words, and lessons change throughout the story, can those changes help you determine the story’s theme?

11

If a character learns an important lesson, is that lesson always the exact theme?

12

Can you determine the theme without using any evidence from the character’s actions, words, or learning?

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