Exam

Question 1

Characterization

Answer 1

How author presents the characters

Question 2

Theme

Answer 2

Meaning behind the story

Question 3

Plot

Answer 3

Action of the story

Question 4

Setting

Answer 4

Where takes place time

Question 5

Style

Answer 5

How words are written

Question 6

Point of view

Answer 6

How the story is told from which perspective

Question 7

Caldecott award

Answer 7

Given annually
Award describes importance of illustrations
Given to artist with most distinguished picture book

Question 8

Haiku

Answer 8

Unrhymed poetry, Japan origin
Consists of 17 syllables
5,7,5
Usual subjects nature,seasons,moods

Question 9

Ciniquain

Answer 9

Comes from cinq French for five

2 styles and 5 lines each

Question 10

Concrete poem

Answer 10

Also known as shape poetry
Meant to be seen not heard
Words for picture representation of the subject of poem

Question 11

New berry medal

Answer 11

Award given annually
By American library association
To author who made greatest contribution to children’s literature
Named after John newberry

Question 12

Informational books

Characteristics

Answer 12

Terms are clear
Easy to follow
Designed to catch your eye instead of text books

Question 13

Informational books broad categories

Answer 13

History/culture: geography
Science/nature: animals, plants
Human development/behaviour: family, relationships, growing

Question 14

Culminating tale

Answer 14

Repetitive

Children enjoy memorizing these tales and can participate in the telling by predicting what will happen next

Question 15

Pourquoi tales

Answer 15

French for why

Stories seek answers to popular questions

Question 16

Controversial books

Censorship reasonings

Answer 16

Be school boards ban one dad two dad brown dads because they despite same sex

Question 17

History behind books

Answer 17

Originally stories were passed down orally

Question 18

Folktales

Talk about

Answer 18

Beasts
Woodcutters
Princesses
Wishes

Question 19

Monogenesis

Answer 19

Story’s inherited from a single culture

Question 20

Polygenesis

Answer 20

Stories from multiple places and people

Question 21

Fairy tales

Answer 21

Happy endings
Make popular movies
Conflict between good and evil
Cinderella snowbird Aladdin

Question 22

Fables

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Brief stories that teach a moral or lesson
Usually use animals to get message across
Tootsie and the hare “slow and steady wins the race”

Question 23

Myths

Answer 23

Stories of gods and heroes
Greek myths are most known
Often tell us how the world began

Question 24

Picture books

Answer 24

Provide clues to future action of story

Help create mood of the story

Question 25

Nursery rhymes

Answer 25

Contribute to language cognitive development through sounds and rhymes of language and repetition
Lullabies, games, rhymes

Question 26

Figurative language : simile

Answer 26

Comparison using like or as

Question 27

Metaphor

Answer 27

An implied comparison

Example fog the fog is compared to a cat (quiet and purring)

Question 28

Personification

Answer 28

Human qualities are given to an inanimate object

Question 29

Culturally diverse

Answer 29

Includes different cultures
Provide exposure about misunderstanding
Provide minority cultures with positive role models

Question 30

Multicultural

Answer 30

Must be correct information about culture
Avoiding racial culture stereotyping
Correct language terminology
Respect cultures