Question

7 how does the author make the reader feel through certain words or details?
a) stanza
b) mood
c) conflict
d) theme

1. what does relate mean?

a) ignore
b) confuse
c) explain
d) hide

1. what is sensory language?

a) d) a narrative style
b) b) a type of dialogue
c) a) writing that appeals to one or more of the senses
d) c) a form of argument

1. what is the main problem in a story, poem, or play called?

a) stanza
b) mood
c) theme
d) conflict

1. what is the meaning of the word motivation?

a) a state of being inactive or sluggish
b) a reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way
c) a method of communication
d) a feeling of dissatisfaction or discontent

1. what is the meaning of captures?

a) d) loses
b) c) hides
c) b) shows
d) a) releases

1. what is the meaning of rebut?

a) argue against
b) agree
c) support
d) ignore

Explanation:

Question 7

The question is about how an author makes the reader feel, which relates to the mood of a text. Mood is the emotional atmosphere created for the reader. Stanza is a group of lines in a poem, conflict is a problem in a story, and theme is the central idea. So the correct answer is related to mood.

To determine the meaning of "relate", we analyze the options. "Ignore" means to pay no attention, "confuse" is to mix up, "explain" is to make clear, and "hide" is to conceal. "Relate" can mean to explain or make a connection, so "explain" (option c) is the closest in meaning among these.

Sensory language is writing that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell). A narrative style is a way of telling a story, a type of dialogue is conversation between characters, and a form of argument is a persuasive structure. So the correct definition is writing that appeals to one or more of the senses.

Answer:

b) Mood

Question 8