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What is children’s literature?

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Children’s literature is books and stories specifically written for children, aimed at engaging their imagination and educating them.

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True or False: Children’s literature only includes picture books.

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False

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Fill in the blank: __________ is a common theme in children’s literature.

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Friendship

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Who wrote ‘Charlotte’s Web’?

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E.B. White

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What is the primary purpose of children’s literature?

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To entertain, educate, and stimulate the imagination of children.

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What genre includes stories about magical creatures and adventures?

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Fantasy

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True or False: The target age group for children’s literature is strictly defined.

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False

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a classic children’s book? A) The Great Gatsby B) Harry Potter C) Moby Dick

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B) Harry Potter

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What is a common characteristic of picture books?

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They include illustrations that complement the text.

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Fill in the blank: __________ literature often involves moral lessons.

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Fable

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Who is the author of ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’?

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Eric Carle

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What age group is typically targeted by middle-grade fiction?

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Ages 8 to 12

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True or False: Children’s poetry is not considered part of children’s literature.

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False

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What is a common element in fairy tales?

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Magic and fantastical elements.

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Multiple Choice: Which book features a character named Matilda? A) The BFG B) Matilda C) The Witches

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B) Matilda

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What role do illustrations play in children’s literature?

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They help convey the story and enhance understanding.

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What is a defining feature of young adult (YA) literature?

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It addresses themes relevant to teenagers and young adults.

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Fill in the blank: __________ is the author of the ‘Harry Potter’ series.

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What is the significance of ‘The Cat in the Hat’ in children’s literature?

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It revolutionized early reading with its simple vocabulary and engaging story.

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True or False: Children’s literature can have complex themes and characters.

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What is the main audience for board books?

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Infants and toddlers.

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What is the purpose of a moral in children’s stories?

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To teach a lesson or value.

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Multiple Choice: Which of these is NOT a common children’s literature genre? A) Adventure B) Horror C) Historical Fiction

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Who illustrated many of Roald Dahl’s books?

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Quentin Blake

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Fill in the blank: __________ books often feature animals as main characters.
Anthropomorphic
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What is the term for a story that teaches a lesson, often featuring animals?
Fable
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The central figure with whom we usually sympathize or identify (hero)
Protagonist
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The figure who opposes villain, and creates the conflict
Antagonist
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Children and adults shared a common literature (Aesop’s fables)
Classic world
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Set examples for children,for a didactic purpose (biblical stories, legends, romantic tales)
Middle Ages
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Promoted mass education
Renaissance