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Literary Forms & IdentityVersión en línea Lit forms and identity quiz por Zyrine Ayie E. Supnet 1 A literary text that uses two or more modes of communication, such as words, sound, images, and performance. a essay b poem c novel d multimodal text 2 A literary form written to be performed by actors and usually contains dialogue and stage directions. a play b poem c novella d essay 3 The written words spoken by characters in a play. a monologue b narration c soliloquy d dialogue 4 Instructions in a play that tell actors what to do, how to move, or how the scene should be performed. a stage directions b dialogue c character list d scene setting 5 The use of acting, gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to communicate meaning. a tone of voice b facial expression c gestures d body language 6 The poem by Langston Hughes that discusses racial discrimination, identity, equality, and belonging. a Harlem b I, Too c The Negro Speaks of Rivers d Mother to Son 7 The feeling of being accepted, valued, and recognized as part of a group or community. a advertisement b isolation c belonging d disconnection 8 The sense of who a person is, including their culture, experiences, values, and background. a appearance b occupation c mood d identity 9 The major idea or message explored in a literary work. a plot b setting c theme d character 10 The important message about equality and belonging expressed in “I, Too.” a narrative b tone c theme d character development

Literary Forms & IdentityVersión en línea

Lit forms and identity quiz

por Zyrine Ayie E. Supnet

A literary text that uses two or more modes of communication, such as words, sound, images, and performance.

essay

poem

novel

multimodal text

A literary form written to be performed by actors and usually contains dialogue and stage directions.

play

poem

novella

essay

The written words spoken by characters in a play.

monologue

narration

soliloquy

dialogue

Instructions in a play that tell actors what to do, how to move, or how the scene should be performed.

stage directions

dialogue

character list

scene setting

The use of acting, gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to communicate meaning.

tone of voice

facial expression

gestures

body language

The poem by Langston Hughes that discusses racial discrimination, identity, equality, and belonging.

Harlem

I, Too

The Negro Speaks of Rivers

Mother to Son

The feeling of being accepted, valued, and recognized as part of a group or community.

isolation

belonging

disconnection

The sense of who a person is, including their culture, experiences, values, and background.

appearance

occupation

mood

identity

The major idea or message explored in a literary work.

plot

setting

theme

character

The important message about equality and belonging expressed in “I, Too.”

narrative

tone

theme

character development

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Literary Forms & IdentityVersión en línea

por Zyrine Ayie E. Supnet

A literary text that uses two or more modes of communication, such as words, sound, images, and performance.

A literary form written to be performed by actors and usually contains dialogue and stage directions.

The written words spoken by characters in a play.

Instructions in a play that tell actors what to do, how to move, or how the scene should be performed.

The use of acting, gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to communicate meaning.

The poem by Langston Hughes that discusses racial discrimination, identity, equality, and belonging.

The feeling of being accepted, valued, and recognized as part of a group or community.

The sense of who a person is, including their culture, experiences, values, and background.

The major idea or message explored in a literary work.

The important message about equality and belonging expressed in “I, Too.”