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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 976

1A moral, lesson, or universal truth found in a piece of literature

2The major idea or topic of a literary work.

3The overall message or life lesson of a poem

4Which word matches the following definition:Central Idea of a work of literature (lesson or moral of the story)

5Central meaning or message of a literary work

6An observation about "the way things are" that they author is conveying to the reader through the content of the story.

7The message about life that the plot and characters of the story convey to its reader.

8A central idea, concern, or purpose

9The main idea in a work of literature

10The central meaning or purpose of that text

11Which narrative element should teach readers a lesson or a moral message?

12What is the message of a poem called?

13Linking devices that hold a text together ..... they give a universal meaning to a story.

14How the writer wants you to feel as you read a text.

15The literary term that means the writer's attitude toward the topic.

16The attitude the author expresses toward her topic or audience

17During a book club meeting, members were discussing the author's attitude toward the subject matter or toward the reader or audience. What is this called?

18The author's attitude of a piece of writing.

19The feeling of an argument, often conveyed (shown) by the choice of words and reasons an author uses is .....

20What literary element refers to the speaker's attitude toward the poem's subject?

21Author's attitude toward a subject/topic (examples: irritated, formal, objective, condescending, etc.)

22The author's attitude toward the subject matter or toward the reader or audience.

23The writer's attitude about the story's material

24The Author's opinion of a character, setting or event in a story is .....

25The speaker's attitude towards the subject can be gleamed from the quality of the language the poet used.

26The writer's attitude or feeling toward a person, thing, place event or situation is called:

27Overall feeling created by author's words (author's attitude); the author's attitude toward the subject of a work; could be serious, happy, humorous, etc.

28The feeling (or attitude) the author has toward his or her subject matter.

29What is the speaker's or the author's attitude toward his subject called?

30It is a word used to describe the writer's feelings or his/her attitude toward his or her subject.

31The writer's attitude toward their work

32An author's diction (word choice ) shows his attitude. What is this literary term?

33A literary device that reflects the writer's attitude toward the subject matter or audience of a literary work.

34In class, a poem is discussed for its tone. Students say it feels 'angry.' What are they analyzing?

35Which literary term refers to the author's attitude or mood in writing, as shown in the example: 'The tone of the story was joyful and hopeful.'?

36A writer's attitude toward his or her subject matter revealed through diction, figurative language, and organization on the sentence and global levels

37The attitude of the author/narrator toward the subject, ideas, themes or characters

38The author's attitude or voice in the story

39Attitude of the writer expressed in their words.

40Authors attitude towards the character or situation, based on the words they use

41What's the writer's attitude toward the subject called?

42The attitude that the author has about the subject.

43Attitude of a writer toward a subject or audience; conveyed through word choice, syntax, and viewpoint

44The author's attitude toward a work of literature.

45The writer's choice of setting, choice of vocabulary and other details that impacts general mood of the writing is called

46How the author feels about a subject

47The attitude an author has towards the characters and events of the story

48An author's attitude towards their subject is defined as their

49Author's attidude toward his or her subject

50Playwright's unique style of expression

51Which sentence contains both a collective noun and a reflexive pronoun?

52As he was walking past the newsagent's, he quickly glanced at the newspaper .....

53We use our ..... to kiss our family.

54What do you call the set of conventions on how to spell, abbreviate, punctuate and capitalize a composition?

55It focuses on the technicalities of the structure.

56They are related by ....., ..... and .....

57"April is the cruelest month, breedingLilacs out of the dead land, mixingMemory and desire, stirringDull roots with spring rain."

58Mr. Jameson notices that one of his English learners almost always adds the suffix "ion" when he wants to change a word to a noun, often resulting in made-up words. This student could use some extra practice with:

59It is the science of word forms.

60He asks his children to do as traffic police's directions or traffic signals for their .....

61A major problem in communicating any message verbally is that words have different meanings for different people.