Grade 4 Quiz Comparing and Contrasting Themes and Topics in Literature – RL.4.9
This standard requires students to analyze how different cultures approach similar themes and topics in their literature. By comparing and contrasting these, students understand the universal nature of themes like the opposition of good and evil, or common patterns such as quests, and how cultural context can influence the portrayal and perception of these themes.
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In both “Cinderella” and the Chinese story “Yeh-Shen,” the main character is mistreated by others but eventually experiences a positive change in fortune. This is an example of which common theme?
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The hero’s journey to defeat a monster is a common pattern in literature. Which of these is a common element in such stories from different cultures?
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In stories from different cultures, a trickster character often uses cleverness to outwit others. This character usually represents what theme?
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In both Greek and Native American myths, there are stories explaining natural phenomena. What is this type of story called?
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Two stories from different cultures have endings where justice is served. This is an example of similar:
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In some African and Norse myths, animals speak and have human-like qualities. This literary technique is known as:
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A common theme in literature worldwide is the ‘rags to riches’ story, where the main character overcomes great obstacles to become successful. This theme most closely represents:
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Both “Little Red Riding Hood” and the African story “Pretty Salma” involve a young girl encountering a dangerous creature while traveling. What theme do both stories explore?
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The Greek myth of Icarus and Daedalus and the Native American tale of the Buzzard spreading fire share what common lesson?
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In literature worldwide, a long journey often symbolizes:
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