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"she doth teach the torches to burn bright! It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night."
This is an idiom
This is alliteration
This is vivid imagery
This is onomatopoeia
2
Poems are organized into
stanzas
pages
paragraphs
literary devices
3
Pick a verb. Joe raised his binoculars and ______ a large buffalo.
will see
did see
sees
saw
4
Which word is spelled correctly?
independence
independance
indapendance
indipendense
5
Joe and his friends ______ ________ school for the day.
have left
been left
has left
was left
6
This is a command or direct request
Interrogative mood
confusing mood
Indicative mood
Imperative mood
7
I want to know the meaning of "susceptible." The BEST place I should look is a/an
atlast
dictionary
almanac
thesaurus
8
This is a passive sentence: "He was walking his dog."
False
True
9
What is a primary source?
A tik tok video about surviving a war
A letter from a soldier in the war
A mom telling a story about her son who was in the war
A newsreport about a soldier in the war
10
Which is correctly using an ellipsis?
"Maycomb....but it was a tired old town..."
I have no idea
"Maycomb was an old town, but it was a tired old town..."
"...Maycomb was an old town..."
11
8th graders are the best students out of all the grades.
This shows that I'm racist.
This shows that I'm crazy.
The shows that I'm biased.
This shows that I'm sexist.
12
This is an active sentence. "He walked his dog down the street."
False
True
13
If you are writing a report of your family tree, all of these are primary sources EXCEPT
grandpa's letters from the war
your grandma's birth certificate
a book from the library
a photograph of your parents' wedding
14
The phrase
Loving him is like driving a new Maserati down a dead-end street is an example of
metaphor
simile
pun
hyperbole
15
Atticus treated us with courteous detachment. Detachment probably means
Atticus was obsessed with playing with the kids
Atticus loved his children but didn't always pay attention to them
I have no clue
Atticus hated the kids
16
Authors purpose is usually
persuade, interest, entertain
persuade, inform, expository
persuade, inform, entertain
argumentative, informational, narrative
17
You ________ beautifully at last year's concert.
sing
sung
sing
sang
18
Annie wants to get her driver's license. Which website is the most credible?
FBHS.edu
Statefarm.com
Wikipedia.com
galicense.org
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This is a passive sentence. "She was reading her book."
true
false
20
The author of an article called "Dangers of Using Chemicals in Your Vegetable Garden"
Wants to inform you of the dangers of chemicals
Wants to persuade you to shop at Walmart
Wants to inform your how to grow vegtables
Wants to persuade you to use chemicals
21
She packed everything but the kitchen sink in her suitcase.
This means she literally took the kitchen sink out of her house.
This means she did not take the kitchen sink out of her house.
This is a simile
This is an idiom and means she packed a large number of things
22
Verb mood that express a question
Interrogative
Passive
Active
Indicative
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"fervently do we pray—that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away." What does fervently probably mean?
get rid of a fever
pray a lot & very hard
pray a little
have a fever
24
Verb mood that expresses an opinion. Most sentences are this
interrogative
imperative
confusing
indicative
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Stop and put your hands up!
I have no idea what you're talking about
This is an imperative sentence
This is both an imperative and an interrogative sentence
This is an interrogrative sentence.