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Big Review: ELA Vocab and Skills
Big Review: ELA Vocab and Skills
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What information should
NOT
be in a Conclusion paragraph?
Add in new quotes to strengthen your essay
Restate your thesis in a new/interesting way
Bold ending to persuade your reader
Overview the main points of your body paragraphs
2
The beginning of the story providing setting and background information.
Falling Action
Exposition
Plot
Climax
3
A story based on facts.
Drama
Biography
Memoir
Non-fiction
4
A word that has the opposite meaning of another word is called a(n) ____________.
Antonym
Homonym
Synonym
Homogram
5
What does this
idiom
mean: "That new phone cost me an arm and a leg."
That new phone is dangerous
That new phone doesn't work
That new phone is expensive
That new phone is awesome
6
What types of paragraphs are needed in a formal essay?
Itinerary paragraph, Building paragraphs, Concluding paragraphs
Introduction, Body (3), and Conclusion
Intervention, Basic Information, Conditional
Insightful hook, Big topics, Classification paragraph
7
Which Point of View is this: "You are feeling sleepy. You start to drift off."
Third Person
First Person
Second Person
8
The formation of a word by imitating a sound made
Irony
Hyperbole
Onomatopoeia
Idiom
9
The character in the story that opposes the main character:
Conflict
Theme
Protagonist
Antagonist
10
When the author wants to give the reader new information and knowledge.
Persuade
Inform
Instruct
Entertain
11
When the author wants the reader to have a good time and feel something.
Oof
Entertain
Persuade
Inform
12
The main character in a story is called:
Internal
External
Protagonist
Antagonist
13
The sentence in an essay that gives the main argument.
Analysis
Topic Sentence
Evidence
Thesis Statement
14
In a story, the TIME + the PLACE it takes place make up the story's:
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
Setting
15
Hints about what is going to happen next in a story are also called:
Theme
Conflict
Foreshadowing
Exposition
16
Active
or
Passive Voice: The enormous alligator in our backyard is being captured by animal control right now!
Passive Voice
Active Voice
17
When evidence is stated clearly and directly:
Characterization
Analysis
Inferred Evidence
Explicit Evidence
18
The sequence of events in a story, novel, or play. (The action of the story)
Resolution/Denoument
Setting
Point of View
Plot
19
The end of the conflict in a story.
Resolution/Denoument
Plot/Story Arc
Exposition/Presentation
Setting/Location
20
When evidence requires
interpretation
and
critical thinking
from the reader
Inferred Evidence
Explicit Evidence
Counterpoint
Analysis
21
The sentence that grabs the reader's attention at the start of a text.
Topic Sentence
Thesis Statement
Hook
Counterpoint
22
Action in the story after the climax is revealed is called:
Resolution/Denoument
Climax
Setting
Falling Action
23
The action of the story which has a beginning, middle, and end.
Fiction
Plot
Point of View
Sequence
24
A comparison between two unlike things but without the words like or as.
Metaphor
Alliteration
Personification
Simile
25
An outside force: person vs. person , person vs. nature, person vs. society.
External Conflict
Mood
Internal Conflict
Conflict
26
The high point of interest or suspense in a story, novel, or play is called:
Rising Action
Climax
Setting
Exposition
27
The perspective from which a story is told:
Narrative
Character
Point of View
First Person
28
A description of an object, an animal, a place, or an idea in human terms
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Alliteration
29
The root
mal
means bad or evil. What does the word
malignant
mean?
causing harm or suffering
Escaping to another location
Feeling upset or angry
Tending to come together
30
What do you have to do with any evidence used within your body paragraphs?
Bring in a second quote to back it up
Move on to the next topic of your essay
Essays don't need evidence! Evidence only hurts your argument.
Explain the quote and tie back to your thesis
31
My brother is
voracious
. He can eat twice what I can! (What does the bold word mean?)
Angry
Muscular
Hyperactive
having a strong appetite
32
What is one reason we annotate a text?
All the answers here are great reasons to pause and add notes to a reading
Pause to use context to define unknown vocabulary words
Pause to summarize large chunks of the text to improve our understanding
Pause to connect with the text and relate it to something we already know
33
A story's main idea or message. (i.e. Love Conquers All, Don't Judge a Book by its Cover.)
Static Character
Theme
Mood
Conflict
34
All of the events leading up to the climax.
Climax
Resolution/Denoument
Plot
Rising Action
35
A struggle between two opposing forces.
External
Conflict
Theme
Internal
36
The feeling or atmosphere of a story.
Conflict
Mood
Theme
Plot
37
When the author's purpose is to change the reader's mind:
Explain
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
38
What does this
simile
mean: Kind words grow like flowers in our hearts.
Flowers are the way to someone's heart
Flowers are beautiful
Kind words can cause people to grow joyful
Kind words are useless
39
The root
bene
means good. What does the word
benevolent
mean?
sociable and outgoing
hateful and angry
charitable and generous
bold and daring
40
What are test taking strategies to remember during state testing?
Get enough sleep & eat a healthy breakfast
Answer the questions you know first & go back to ones you are stuck on
All of the above
Read each question carefully and consider all the answers before choosing
41
The method an author uses to develop the personalities of his characters.
Details
Plot
Characterization
Foreshadowing
42
Having an object, person, or idea stand for or represent something else is called:
Genre
Illusion
Symbolism
Fiction
43
the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginnings of words
Simile
Personification
Alliteration
Metaphor
44
A comparison between two unlike things using the words:
like
,
as
, or
as if
Metaphor
Personification
Alliteration
Simile
45
Vocab: a word that has the same meaning as another word is called a ________.
Antonym
Synonym
Homonym
Homophone
46
The narrator is a person in the story and uses the pronouns I, me, and we.
3rd Person Point of View
1st Person Point of View
2nd Person Point of View
Omniscient Point of View
47
A person, animal, robot, etc. who acts out the story.
Dynamic Character
Character
Protagonist
Static Character
48
The narrator is outside the story and reveals things about the characters.
Third Person
Second Person
First Person
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An argument that opposes the main point or argument.
Point
Falcon PUNCH
Analysis
Counterpoint
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An inside force: Man vs. Self. A struggle inside the mind.
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Theme
Mood