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Your opinion is a fact.
In the body of a RST and LAT essay you need
NJSLA ELA 3rd Review
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In the body of a RST and LAT essay you need
claims and evidence
a thesis
a hook
a conclusion
2
Your opinion is a fact.
True
False
3
In the conclusion of the RST you do not need to restate your thesis.
False
True
4
What are other words for problem and solution?
conflict & resolution
plot
wrong & right
fix
5
Which of these are not a conjunction?
but
let
or
so
6
What do you need to do to be ready for the NJSLA?
come to school tired and hungry
Get a good sleep the night before and eat a healthy breakfast.
you don't need to do anything
bring a pencil
7
When writing an essay, do you read the prompt ...
it doesn't matter
you don't have to read the prompt
after you read the text
before you read the text
8
If the Narrator is a character in the story it is
1st person point of view
3rd person point of view
2nd person point of view
5th person point of view
9
When you infer you use your background knowledge and clues from the text to understand characters feelings.
False
True
10
A narrative must have all except
problem
plot
setting
thesis
11
The main idea of a text is
the conflict in a story
the big lesson
the resolution in a story
What the text is mostly about
12
After overhearing his friend's conversation Noel walked away upset. What can we infer about why Noel walked away.
Noel is scared.
Noel overheard his friends say something he didn't like.
Noel was upset because he had to go home.
Noel don't have good friends.
13
When you give your opinion, you need to back it up with facts, reasons, or examples.
False
True
14
The people or animals in a story is
people
animals
nouns
characters
15
RST and LAT essays
starts with a hook
use 1 text
use fiction
use nonfiction
16
When should you introduce your main characters in a narrative?
In the body
In the problem
Never
In the beginning
17
An adjective
describes a noun
is a verb
describes a verb
is a noun
18
The theme of a story is the big message or lesson in a story.
True
False
19
"That test was a piece of cake." This is an example of ...
personification
simile
idiom
metaphor
20
Another word for a closing statement is a...
Transition word
conclusion
body
introduction
21
All are ways to introduce text evidence except...
On page 3 of the text the author wrote
In paragraph 2 of text 1 the author said...
I think I am right because
The picture in text 2 shows...
22
Do you believe in yourself?
yes
maybe
so
not
23
Which of these story elements describe a character's personality and looks.
plot
setting
opinion
character traits
24
When characters in a story speak, that is called...
talking
dialogue
text
writing
25
Which are 2 parts of a complete sentence?
Subject & Predicate
Together we
Punctuation and Capitalization
Noun & Verb
26
What figurative language is this? Little sassy Sally sewed a sack.
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
simile
alliteration
27
Choose the text structure: The text describes a topic.
sequence
description
cause and effect
problem and solution
28
Choose the text structure: The text is written in order of events.
compare & contrast
description
sequence
cause & effect
29
If you don't understand a word, you should ...
take a guess
use context clues within the sentence.
skip it
don't worry about it
30
Quickly is a
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
31
What can you infer about the baby in the picture?
The baby is sad.
What baby?
Someone made the baby laugh.
The baby is not happy.
32
In an RST you will analyze 2 or more nonfiction texts.
True
False
33
Which word is not an example of onomatopoeia?
yell
squeak
pop
boom
34
Where the story takes place is called the
surroundings
the problem
setting
environment
35
If you do not understand a question, you should skip it.
True
False
