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a text feature that shows the reader a list of events in order
timeline
graph
table of contents
index
2
the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry
expository
ode
meter
syntax
3
a fictitious name
expository
syntax
soodonim
pseudonym
4
using symbols to represent ideas, beliefs, or other objects
monologue
imagery
symbolism
simile
5
plagiarism is....
something that everyone should do
asking permission to use another's work with proper citation
a type of text feature
stealing or copying another's work and passing it off as your own
6
a monologue addressed to oneself
speech-to-text
soliloquy
personal notes
monologue
7
a text feature that helps the author emphasize a point or word
heading
glossary
bold/highlighted words
subheading
8
an expression that is not meant to be taken literally
oxymoron
I don't know
personification
idiom
9
Why should we study nature?
Lucy said so
so we know how to treat it
it isn't important to study nature
so we know how to kill it
10
Do you feel prepared to take this test?
no
yes
11
when the same letter or sound is repeated at the beginning of closely connected words
hyperbole
idiom
alliteration
oxymoron
12
information in the story that helps support the central idea
expository details
theme
characters
supporting details
13
signal words include: as a result of...; because...; due to...
sequence
problem and solution
cause and effect
compare and contrast
14
the specific vocabulary an author uses to convey meaning, engage, and enlighten the reader
vocabulary
glossary
word choice
word style
15
Choose the sentence with the best word choice.
The huge animal lazily walked across the desert.
The huge animal lazily sauntered across the hot desert.
The big animal walked across the desert.
The huge animal walked across the desert.
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when two contradictory words appear side by side
personification
contraction
oxymoron
hyperbole
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a spoken or written account of events; a story
fairytale
memoir
narrative
biography
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Which is not a feature of a memoir?
informal language
personal pronouns
third person speech
first person speech
19
What are the four types of plays that Shakespeare wrote?
history, comedy, tragic comedy, romance
Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, The Tempest, King Lear
romance, comedy, tragic comedy, tragedy
history, comedy, tragic comedy, tragedy
20
a text feature that authors use to help organize information
heading
graph
caption
image
21
giving human-like characteristics to something that is not human
metaphor
oxymoron
personification
simile
22
Though apples and oranges are both fruits, oranges are more acidic.
problem and solution
cause and effect
sequence
compare and contrast
23
a word or phrase that is not intended to be taken literally, or as its normal definition
figurative language
central idea
supporting detail
expository text
24
a description of the distinctive features of someone or something
characterization
look-alikes
plot diagram
expository text
25
elements that help organize or call attention to important information
plot diagram
heading
theme
text features
26
What is a memoir?
an informal text about an author's personal experiences
a speech to oneself
a speech to another character
expository text
27
Choose the sentence with the best word choice.
The red balloon soared high.
The big red balloon floated into the clouds as the child released it.
The red balloon went up into the sky.
The balloon went up.
28
sound effects
personification
onomatopoeia
oxymoron
simile
29
shows the relationship of 2 things when 1 causes the other
compare and contrast
cause and effect
problem and solution
sequence
30
the main subject or message in a story that the author wants to express
setting
central idea
theme
main idea
31
the main point an author is making
supporting detail
theme
main idea
central idea
32
the way an author demonstrates his or her voice in writing
characterization
setting
author's style
author's purpose
33
the ways in which words, phrases, and clauses are put together to form grammatical sentences
syntacks
sintax
sin-tacks
syntax
34
a comparison of two things without using "like" or "as"
metaphor
oxymoron
simile
idiom
35
exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally
hyperbole
syntax
metaphor
figurative language
36
What is the name of the character we read about in The Tempest?
Maggie
Paulie
Prospero
Madrid
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a text feature that describes an image
image
glossary
subheading
caption
38
a form of autobiographical writing in which the author tells about personal experiences
central idea
theme
memoir
narrative
39
a text feature that gives the definitions of words
dictionary
sidebar
glossary
index
40
What type of text was the reading from The Tempest?
soliloquy
monologue
expository
modern
41
when an author uses a specific sentence to grab the reader's attention
fishing line
bait
hyperbole
hook
42
writing used to explain, describe, or inform
persuasive text
narrative text
expository text
descriptive text
43
basic models of how to organize writing
textual organization
organizing text
text features
organizational pattern
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using vivid details in writing that appeal to the five senses
oxymoron
symbolism
imagery
sensical writing
45
What is Shakespeare best known for?
a playwright and poet
a playwright
a poet
writing Romeo and Juliet
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identifies a problem and an idea or effort to fix the problem
compare and contrast
sequence
problem and solution
cause and effect
47
a speech directed to another character
fairytale
soliloquy
speech-to-text
monologue
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an expression designed to call something to mind; a reference
allusion
oxymoron
metaphor
simile
49
Why did Shakespeare take up a career as a published poet?
he retired from playwriting
he got married
his child died
the London Plague shut his theatre down
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a text feature that tells you where to find chapters
table of contents
heading
caption
table of index
