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1
Why would two friends tell you two different stories about the same event?
They have different perspectives.
That would never happen.
They'd do that just to trick you.
They're both liars.
2
How did the author organize the text below?
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
Chronological
Sequence
3
An author's main reason for writing can best be described as the ____________.
author's point of view
author's purpose
author's text structure
author's evidence
4
The end of the conflict is known as the __________.
Cimax
Falling action
Exposition
Resolution
5
The following paragraph uses...
rhyhm
rhyme scheme
imagery
facts and figures
6
When comparing two texts written about the same topic, you must consider the author's _______.
purpose
point of view
You must consider all of these things.
access to different information
7
The _________ happens between the exposition and the climax in a story.
falling action
resolution
plot
rising action
8
An author should have strong ___________ to support his or her claims.
claims
developments and questions
reasons or evidence
evaluations
9
The ____________ is what happens before the resolution but after the climax.
plot
falling action
resolution
rising action
10
What is most likely the function of the first paragraph of a text?
To add additional information to the other paragraphs
To review all of the information in the text
To introduce the reader to the topic of the text
To compare and contrast information
11
The box went BOOM as it hit the floor!
idiom
onomatopoeia
personification
simile
12
Charlie & Parker are outside the principal's office with their heads down. What can you infer?
They're getting an award.
They're in trouble.
It is the first day of school.
They are sleepy.
13
The time and place of a story is called the _______.
setting
conflict
plot
climax
14
All of the following are types of literary point of view EXCEPT:
4th person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
15
When information is _____________, you have to draw inferences from the text.
implied
stated explicitly
16
Theme is the ____________ of a story.
moral
problem
lesson learned
answer
17
A theme of the children's tale "The Three Little Pigs" is...
Taking time do things right pays off in the end.
Keep your friends close and your enemies even closer.
Straw is good building material.
Slow and steady wins the race.
18
What is the difference between the central idea and the theme of a text?
There is no difference.
Central idea=what story mainly about. Theme=lesson.
Theme=what story mainly about. Central idea=lesson.
Central idea=details. Theme=details.
19
What is a genre?
The storyline
Another term for theme
Author's point of view
A specific category of literature
20
When authors use words to paint a picture in the reader's mind, it's called ______.
imagery
word art
poetry
scenery
21
Use context clues to determine the meaning of the bold faced word.
unmotivated
undriven
strongly motivated
22
Which point of view shows the thoughts and feelings of the main character?
2nd person
3rd person limited
3rd person
1st person
23
Word choice is also important because it can create the ____, or the atmosphere, in a story.
mood
tone
24
Words affect meaning and establish the ____, or the attitude of the narrator or speaker.
mood
tone
25
______ are statements the author presents as true in order to support his or her position.
Claims
Arguments
Evlauations
Details
26
The red words in the following poem can help you determine the _______ of the poem.
purpose
rhyme
rhythm
beat
27
To determine an author's point of view, you can look for _____________ words and phrases.
figurative
positive and/or negative
misspelled
technical
28
The reasons for a character's actions is called their __________.
attitude
conflict
character development
motivation
29
"The boiling tea kettle screeched its complaint" is an example of __________.
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Alliteration
30
My brother was a raging bull when I beat him at basketball!
Metaphor
Simile
31
Use context clues to determine the meaning of the bold faced word.
delighted
joyful
sad
32
The beginning of the story is called the _________.
Plot
Theme
Conflict
Exposition
33
As a reader, it is your job to _____, or judge, whether the author's argument is sound.
argue
evaluate
study
support
34
Use context clues to determine the meaning of the bold faced word.
depressed
unhappy
satisfied
35
The series of episodes in a story is called the ___________.
Conflict
Plot
Exposition
Resolution
36
When you're thinking about how a story's parts work together, you're thinking about its _____.
chapters
theme
structure
setting
37
The climax is the __________ in a story.
The climax is all of them.
moment of greatest excitement
moment our main character changes
turning point
38
All of the following are types of figurative language EXCEPT:
metaphor
theme
hyperbole
simile
39
What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?
There is no difference between a simile and a metaphor.
A simile compares two things, but a metaphor does not.
A simile uses extreme exaggeration, but a metaphor does not.
A simile uses like or as, but a metaphor does not.
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A summary should NOT include
the text's most important details
the text's central idea
opinions or judgments
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A summary of a literary text should include ______________.
main characters, setting, conflict, important events
main characters, setting, conflict, opinions
main characters, setting, conflict, judgments
main characters, setting, conflict, all details
42
What is the central idea of a passage?
Facts, examples, and details that expand on the main idea
The time and place of a story
The lesson the writer wants the reader to learn
It is the most important point the writer is trying to make
43
She loved him so much she would do anything for him at the drop of a hat.
idiom
alliteration
simile
metaphor
44
Theme(s) of the movie TOY STORY are that...
Beauty is only skin deep.
True friends are there for you always.
Good triumphs over evil.
Blood is thicker than water.
45
"BOOM!" "POW!" "WOOSH!" These words are all examples of which type of figurative language?
Allieration
Personification
Onomatopoeia
Simile
46
You can usually figure out the meaning of an unfamiliar word or phrase by looking at its ____.
connotation
expression
purpose
context
47
What was the author's intended structure for the following text?
Sequence
Chronological
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
48
The author's purpose in this text is to... (look at the title!)
To entertain the reader with a passage about global warming.
To describe what global warming is.
To explain global warming.
To inform the reader about global warming effects.
49
The first sentence of an introductory paragraph should be the __________.
bridge
thesis
hook
claim
50
The central idea is always stated directly in the passage.
True
False
51
Writers choose words with a positive or negative _______ to show how they feel about the topic.
connotative meaning
figurative meaning
context
technical meaning
52
Which of the following is NOT an example of a text structure?
Compare and contrast
Problem and solution
Chronological order
Historical Fiction
53
How
an event is described is directly affected by the __________.
day of the week
person's point of view
time of day
details
54
Which of the following is a good formula for making an inference?
first sentence + last sentence = inference
main idea + supporting details = inference
what you know + what the text says = inference
evidence + theme = inference
55
A vets point of view about getting your dog exercise is what?
A dog just needs food and shelter.
A dog needs plenty of exercise.
A dog just needs love.
Vets do not have a P.O.V. about dogs and exercise.
56
There can be more than one possible theme in a text.
True
False
57
"Friends are a person's most valuable possession" is an example of _____________.
tone
theme
simile
mood
58
How did the author try to organize this specific text?
Chronological
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
Sequence
59
I wanted to do great on the test, so I studied all night. I was thrilled when I got an "A."
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
Second Person
First Person
60
The students' point-of-view about homework is...
they love homework
they dislike homework
they are indifferent about homework
they pray they get homework
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A(n) _____ states an author's position about a topic and tries to get readers to agree with it.
novel
evaluation
narrative
argument
62
The conflict is the __________ in a story.
ending
most suspenseful part
series of episodes
struggle or problem
63
My brother was as mad as a raging bull when I beat him at basketball!
Metaphor
Simile
64
You should copy the summary word for word from the passage.
False
True
65
A rhyme pattern for a poem is determined by...
Listening for alliteration usage.
Listening to end sound of each line.
Listening to the beat of the poem.
Listening for symbolism in the poem.
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When you give a summary of an informational text, you briefly restate in your own words the
supporting details of each main idea of each paragraph
text's central idea and most important details
first and last sentences of each paragraph
least important details from the text
67
To identify Point of View you must do what?
Look carefully at the dialogue.
Do NOT look at pronouns. They will confuse you.
Look for the thoughts and feelings of the characters.
Ignore the thoughts and feeling of characters.
68
The _________ is the voice that tells the story.
author
narrator
69
The candle flame danced in the dark.
idiom
simile
metaphor
personification
70
She is a walking dictionary!
simile
personification
metaphor
alliteration
71
When the cat stalks its prey, he is a shadow.
idiom
mataphor
simile
alliteration
72
Characters often change in response to events.
True
False
73
She delivered the cake, careful not to reveal the secret ingredient hidden within.
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient
first person
74
A story's setting, plot, and characters' actions can all contribute to the story's _____.
theme
falling action
structure
exposition
75
In an argumentative essay, your position is called the ___________.
evidence
claim
introduction
hook
76
The kids in the class were all very upset when they saw who the sub was. They all despised him!
Third Person Omniscient
First Person
Third Person Limited
Second Person
77
Poems are usually organized in _______.
paragraphs
stanzas
charts
main ideas
78
The final sentence in an introductory paragraph is the ...
Bridge
Counter Argument
Thesis Statement
Hook
79
Use context clues to determine the meaning of the bold faced word.
annoying
disturbing
peaceful
80
What is the author's intended structure for the excerpt below?
chronological
compare and contrast
Cause and Effect
problem and solution
81
Green grass grows wildly in the great field.
onomatopoeia
alliteration
simile
metaphor
82
The way an author organizes information is called ___________.
point of view
central idea
text structure
word choice
83
The moral or lesson of a text is called the ________.
central idea
theme
conflict
supporting details
84
__________ gives human qualities to something nonhuman.
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Personification
Hyperbole
85
The stars winked at me as I looked up at the sky.
metaphor
simile
personification
idiom
86
When you bake a cake you must mix the flour, sugar, eggs, and baking powder well.
Second Person
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Limited
First Person
87
A word's dictionary meaning is its __________.
figurative meaning
connotation
denotation
technical meaning
88
Select elements of suspense that a writer may use to create a suspenseful tone.
bright colors
dark night
fog
mysterious characters
89
A character's attitude is ________________.
something you don't want to get with the principal
based on what class period it is
the reasons for their actions
what they say, think, act, and feel
90
The author's purpose for writing this is to...
To entertain the reader with stories of a Hawaiian vacation.
To describe the beaches of Hawaii.
To explain about the beaches in Hawaii and how they help us.
To inform the reader about beaches in Hawaii.
91
Facts, examples, reasons, or descriptions that expand on the central idea are called _______.
Inferences
Text Structures
Supporting Details
Central Ideas
92
What is the author's point of view in an informational text?
His or her feelings about a topic
The author's textual evidence
The main reason for writing
1st, 2nd, or 3rd person
93
A reasonable guess, which is based on both evidence and your prior knowledge of a topic is
called evidence
the theme
a summary
an inference
94
A word or phrase's figurative meaning is different from its _________.
connotation
figurative expression
context
literal, or usual, meaning
95
In poetry rhythm is...
The rhyme pattern.
The type of poem it is.
The volume by which you read.
The beat by which you read.
96
To determine the theme of a poem, you should first find the ________ of each line and stanza.
meaning
length
speaker
structure
97
"She sells sea shells on the seashore" is an example of _____________.
Simile
Alliteration
Personification
Hyperbole