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Theme Rheme Information StructureSet 4

1True or False: There can be more than one theme in a story.

2What is the "inverted pyramid" structure in news writing?

3A style of writing most commonly applied to news stories in which the most important facts appear early in the story and less important facts later in the story.

4What is the text structure of the passage titled "The Human Wall"?

5Text Structures

6The subject line in an e-mail or memo is like a .....?

7True or False:The theme ties together other elements of the narrative/story, including the characters and the events of the plot.

8What strategies can be employed to analyze the structure of a text?

9Conveying the most important information concisely.

10What structure is a summary of all the information in the report?

11Which part of the story is usually revealed in the exposition?

12Fronting is particularly common in written form.

13When organizing evidence in an essay, how should you group information?

14What should your opening lead to in a speech?

15What should you do to ensure the most important information in an e-mail is easily found?

16The hourglass structure ends with:

17What information is found in the resolution of the story?

18The process of arranging information by its importance is often referred to as establishing a

19Which of the following best defines "structural choice s" in literature?

20Because of what it means to the character or reader, can setting be connected to the theme?

21The following words are signals for what type of text structure: first, next, then, after that?

22Why is it important to notice shifts in a passage?

23Is the heart of the speech and contains the bulk of information

24I. A. B. C. II. A. B. C.

25Which sentence best expresses the information?The Navajo developed and memorized the code. Since their language did not have words for common U.S. military equipment, they turned to nature.

26In comprehensive writing ..... the kind of info discourse you are writing, amount of space, audience, and ..... need to be balanced.

27..... break the information up into sections.

28What is the structure of a news article?

29A key detail is defined as the "who" or "what" a text is about.

30What is the primary purpose of the 'Discussion' section in a research report?

31How should headings and subheadings be used in a blog?

32Why do we need to have structure when speaking in class?

33Which of the following is a technique for cushioning bad news?

34Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Theme or Main Idea?

35A.1) Which statement is a theme?

36True or false. The goal of the speech is stated first and then reasons for supporting it are presented in an inductive speech

37Which question is related to the structure of a text?

38The structure of a News report is sometimes called the Inverted Pyramid that has three parts. Which among these contains the most important information?

39Narrative, descriptive, procedural, argumentative are:

40Informational e-mail and memos generally follow the same writing plan: informative subject line, direct opening, explanatory body, and appropriate closing.

41Discuss the significance of topicalization in emphasizing specific information.

42Which statement about writing a theme is incorrect?

43In a story or poem, what does "theme" refer to?

44How does the choice of narrative structure influence the way the theme is revealed?

45What is the first thing to do in analyzing real-world issues?

46The part of the news article that contains most important information is called the .....

47What does structure mean in writing?

48What text organization is used by Cabeza de Vaca in his Journey Through Texas?

49How can you ensure that your professional email is well-organized?

50How does the author ORGANIZE the passage? What is the correct meaning of the word ORGANIZE as used in the sentence above?

51The buffer for a bad news message should

52What is the pivotal point in the structure of the passage?

53The way an author organizes information in a text. An entire text may have the same structure, but in many cases different sections or paragraphs of a text have different structures. There are five main structures.

54The ..... is the element that serves as the point of departure of the message.

55The events of the story is the

56What is the purpose of maps in non-fiction texts?

57You are asked to create a summary and notes for a workshop report. What's the best approach?

58Which component of the classical template is similar to a contemporary introduction?

59A concept map can help you:

60Which sentence best describes a theme of forgiveness?

61..... refer to how information is organized. In the previous unit, the ..... discussed were sequence/process, cause and effect, compare and contrast, and problem and solution. Other ..... include description, enumeration, and time order. These ..... are most often used in academic texts.