What is a theme in a story?, Plot twist, Setting place, Main message, Character name, Which best describes theme?, Life lesson, Book length, Chapter title, Author biography, Theme is usually stated directly., True, False, Theme is the same as the plot., False, True, Which is an example of a theme?, A big storm, A lost phone, Friendship matters, Two siblings argue, Which is more like a topic?, Stand up for others, Honesty builds trust, Courage pays off, Bullying, A theme should be written as..., Character list, Page number, One word, Complete sentence, What often reveals theme most?, Cover art, Character choices, Page count, Font style, Which helps you find a theme?, Random details, Chapter numbers, Repeated ideas, Spelling patterns, What is a theme statement?, A summary, Theme in words, A prediction, A question, Which is a strong theme statement?, Trust takes time, Trust, The park, A boy lies, How is theme different from summary?, Only characters, Only setting, Same thing, Message vs events, Which clue best supports a theme?, Illustration style, Page number, Minor detail, Key event, What does conflict help reveal?, Theme, Publisher, Book price, Genre label, A theme can be more than one idea., False, True, Which is likely a theme in a survival story?, Snowy mountain, Three days lost, Never give up, Broken compass, What is NOT a theme?, Greed harms others, The hero escapes, Kindness matters, Hope helps people, Which question helps identify theme?, How many pages?, Who published it?, What is learned?, When printed?, What usually happens to support theme?, Chapters shorten, Covers change, Words rhyme, Actions show message, Theme is an opinion with no text support., False, True.

Analyzing Theme (7th Grade)

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