Please answer both questions. You do not need to restate the questions....number them in your response.
Vocabulary
review:
11. What is the difference between
a theme and a motif?
22. When we read a work of
literature, we identify the theme. How
does a theme reflect issues that may be going on during the time period that
the literature was written?
1. A theme is the overall message that a story gives. A motif is a smaller message, and there are more than one motif in a story.
ReplyDelete2. i am not sure
1. A theme is a short lesson and a motif is a more drawn out idea.
ReplyDelete2. A theme is a lesson that can be taken and put into any different situation or time period.
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ReplyDelete1) Theme is the message from the story, and motif is the general idea.
ReplyDelete2) The theme might represent a situation happening during that specific time period.
A theme is a specific main idea that the author is trying to give out a motif is a generalized main idea the author is trying to give out. The themes that could be displayed while we go through this literature time period could teach us valuable lessons and important teachings for example hunting strategies.
ReplyDelete1. A theme is an underlying message they are trying to get across throughout the entire story. A motif is a message they are trying to tell you in one specific instance.
ReplyDelete2. It shows what people cared about therefore showing the conflict or problems going on in those times.
11. A theme is something that explains the story overall and the motif if something that is repeated throughout the story.
ReplyDelete22. A theme is a lesson that can be used in different time periods.
1. Theme is an overall idea or message of a body of work, something not directly related to the literature in question, whereas motif is the same thing, but specifically for that particular work.
ReplyDelete2.The theme of a work of literature, provided the assumption that the author chose to give it a relevant theme, can allude to and reflect issues that were at the time relevant through subtle parallels or through extremely conspicuous metaphors.
The difference between a theme and a motif is that the motif is found a lot in the story and is a small message/idea. The theme is the overall lesson in the story.
ReplyDeleteA theme can reflect issues by showing a lesson to solve the problem in that time period.
A theme is right to the point and a motif explains the lesson more
ReplyDeleteA theme in a certain time period can reflect situations and can teach lessons about things that have happened in that time period
1. Theme is a main idea and motif is a bunch of smaller messages
ReplyDelete2. We can use the theme in any time period
1. Theme is the idea and message of the passage. A motif is a general idea that usually is only one word.
ReplyDelete2. Different time periods will have different morals, so the theme will reflect what it was like and what was important during that time.