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Opening Weeks
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What does it mean to analyze something?
To sum up the main ideas
To examine the importance, impact and development of something.
To tell the truth.
To retell what something was about.
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How can dialogue add to a story?
It lows down the reading.
It creates confusion when you don't know who is talking.
It requires exact punctuation rules.
It can reveal more about the character and move along the plot.
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The most tense or exciting part of the story is called the:
Plot
Climax
Resolution
Exposition
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Which of the following is the best example of irony?
A well-protected police station gets robbed
An inexperienced baseball player strikes out
Losing socks in the laundry
Leaving a letter at home on the desk
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A narrative tells a story
True
False
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The way a character looks is a
personality trait
physical trait
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A story’s conflict is solved and the story ends
Climax
Exposition
Resolution
Plot
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What is metacognition?
a process used to reflect, assess, modify and improve your performance.
thinking critically about your thinking.
asking questions about how you do something before, during and after,
All of these are correct
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What is syntax?
How words, phrases and information are arranged within a text.
A special tax on items that are not very good for you.
The emotional meaning of words.
The number of syllables in a word.
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What is irony?
Very hard steel or iron
A tool to create fear in texts
What we expect to happen versus what actually happens.
a joke that makes everyone laugh
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When two or more forces are working against each other. A problem or struggle.
Conflict
Protagonist
Climax
Resolution
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A problem between two people.
character vs. society
character vs. another character
character vs. self
character vs. nature
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The part of the plot that introduces the setting and characters.
conflict
antagonist
climax
exposition
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Which of these is an internal conflict?
Character vs. Another Character
Character vs. Self
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Society
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How does irony impact a story?
Creates sadness and boredom.
Makes readers want to put on their turkey pants.
Creates tension, surprise and curiosity.
Turns characters against one another.
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What is a summary?
A detailed description of every minor and major point
A close examination of the importance or explanation of the why and how.
Use only 10 words or less.
Sum up the main ideas. Retell the most important information.
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Time and place of a story
setting
theme
conflict
plot
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Which of these is an internal conflict?
I have to go to school because the government requires it.
Mandy beat up Jennie
I am in love with Mikki although I also find Frankie attractive.
A hurricane is targeted to destroy my home
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The life lesson of the story that can apply to most anyone
resolution
exposition
setting
theme
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What standard do all English classes include?
The use of peanut butter and jelly o support answers
The use of adjectives to support answers
The use of evidence to support answers
The use of conflict o support answers
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What is dialogue?
Thoughts of one character.
One character talking out loud to the audience.
A spoken conversation between two or more characters.
A conversation inside the character's head
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The way a character acts is a
personality trait
physical trait
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How can syntax impact a story?
Impact the pacing, style, mood, tone, and atmosphere
Impact the understanding of the text
Helps reveal character traits
All of the above.
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A problem between a character and an element of nature
character vs. society
character vs. self
character vs. character
character vs. nature
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What does the term "standard" mean in reference to learning?
Goals and expectations for what someone should know and be able to do
A common musical piece that is well known
Random ideas and thoughts
Statues
