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1.what step in literary analysis you identify the work’s big ideas?
select one:
a. evaluate and revise
b. compare different forms
c. highlight and annotate
d. write a strong claim
2. which elements should you focus on when analyzing poetry?
select one:
a. plot and theme
b. imagery and figurative language
c. autobiography and theme
d. figurative language and plot
3. what elements are important to consider when analyzing a novel but not a short story?
select one:
a. characters and plot
b. plot and theme
c. parallel plots and subplots
d. theme and narrative
4. in a literary analysis, what does textual evidence consist of?
select one:
a. quotes and paraphrased passages that support your paper’s claim
b. a long paragraph that restates the conclusion of your analysis at the end
c. evidence from secondary sources to support your claim statement
d. notes and highlighted passages that you collected in your research
5. which should not be part of your checklist for revising a literary analysis essay?
select one:
a. does my claim statement demonstrate an original analysis of the work?
b. have i included textual evidence and integrated it smoothly into my writing?
c. have i included at least two direct quotes and introduced them adequately?
d. does my conclusion clearly indicate whether or not i liked the literary work?