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Study Guide for Module 1.1 test over Alice in Wonderland
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1
"Con"
is used as a suffix
False
True
2
Which gives you something to write about?
Topic
Prompt
Claim
3
An antagonist is the....
The main character of the story
Hero of the story
The character or force that opposes the protagonist
4
What wraps up the topic you are addressing?
Concluding Statement
Evidence
Claim
5
You can use
context clues
to figure out what a word means...
False
True
6
A
claim
is an opinion or statement about the topic.
False
True
7
Which vocabulary word describes this picture?
Anxious
Fury
Unjust
Absurd
8
Which step is first in ToSEEC? Elaboration or Evidence?
Elaboration
Evidence
9
STEAL is used to figure out context clues
False
True
10
A proper noun is a specific person, place, or thing (and are capitalized).
True
False
11
The setting of a story is the _____ and ______ of the action.
Time and place
Main character and place
Antagonist and protagonist
Main character and exposition
12
What is characterization?
Writers make a character come alive for the reader
Logical assumptions about something that is not stated in the text
Details from the text
13
What is a noun?
Words you know in the text
A person, place, thing, or an idea
An action
14
What is a good example of a
common noun
?
Teacher
Jonathan
Read
Ms. Arrington
15
The beginning of the story; characters, background, and setting introduced is a...
Climax
Plot
Characterization
Exposition
16
What is making an inference?
Details from the text and add what you already know
Making logical assumptions that is not directly stated in the text
Knowing synonyms and antonyms
Both triangle and diamond
17
In Alice in Wonderland, the word "
bank"
is used as a place where you deposit and get money from.
False
True
18
A prefix is....
After the root
Before the root
In the middle of the word
19
A topic sentence...
Gives you something to write about.
Explain your evidence with more details
Introduces the topic to the reader and makes a claim about the topic
