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Topics are usually...
Universal (repeated in other stories)
One or two words long
About specific characters
Related to the setting
2
This is the part of the plot when all of the problems end and there is a conclusion to the story.
Initiating Event
Falling Action
Climax
Resolution
3
What is the purpose of an author sharing a research paper?
To persuade
To inform
To explain
To entertain
4
Themes are usually...
One or two words long
Related to the setting
Universal (repeated in other stories)
About specific characters
5
Why do authors add figurative language to poetry and stories?
To challenge the reader's vocabulary
To help make the character more relatable
To help the reader form a mental picture as they read
To make the story easier to illustrate
6
Which is NOT an example of onomatopoeia?
Zoom!
Stop!
Whizz!
Pop!
7
What tone or mood is being created here?
Sentimental
Nervous
Angry
Sad
8
Another name for the main character in a story is:
The static character
The antagonist
The protagonist
The dynamic character
9
What is the purpose of an author sharing a recipe?
To persuade
To inform
To explain
To entertain
10
A stanza is...
One line in a poem
A pair of rhyming words in a poem
A pair of rhyming lines in a poem
A group of lines in a poem
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This is the part of the plot when we learn about the setting, background, and main characters.
Resolution
Rising Action
Exposition
Initiating Event
12
TRUE or FALSE: There can be more than one setting in a story.
False
True
13
Authors add rhyme to poetry to:
Make it confusing to read
Make it flow like a song as you read it
Make it easier to read like a child's story
Make it easier to read in sections
14
What is the purpose of an author sharing a biography of a famous football player?
To explain
To entertain
To persuade
To inform
15
Which of the following is an example of a static character?
Joe usually makes his coffee at home, but is trying out new cafes.
Joe loves to buy the same black coffee and banana bread every day.
Joe tried a new drink at Starbucks and learned he likes different flavors.
Joe has always loved coffee, but recently switched to tea to be healthier.
16
What tone or mood is being created here?
Nervous
Sarcastic
Excited
Greedy
17
This is the part of the plot when the story moves forward because of the first conflict.
Initiating Event
Climax
Exposition
Rising Action
18
This is the part of the plot when problems are happening and tension is growing.
Exposition
Climax
Initiating Event
Rising Action
19
She is sad because she lied, and her BFF is mad at her. She promises to never lie again. What type of character is she?
Carefree
Dependable
Dynamic
Static
20
What can you look at to help you figure out the tone of a poem?
The rhyme scheme
The number of stanzas
The words the author chooses to use
How many characters there are
21
To figure out the theme in a story, you should look at:
How long the story is
What lesson the characters learned
How many characters there are
Where the story takes place
22
What is the purpose of an author sharing an advertisement?
To persuade
To explain
To inform
To entertain
23
What is the purpose of an author sharing a comic strip?
To persuade
To entertain
To inform
To explain
24
The girl crossed her arms and had a frown on her face. What
inference
can you make about her mood?
She is satisfied with life right now.
She is happy about her grades.
She is looking forward to a party after school.
She is upset about something.
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Antagonists usually...
Support the protagonist
Don't have a big role in the story
Cause problems for the protagonist
Are the main character of the story
26
What is an "inference"?
An interruption
An exact answer
An educated guess
A problem
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How would you describe this poem?
It has 3 stanzas and 12 lines.
It has 12 lines and no stanzas.
It has 3 stanzas and no lines.
It has 12 stanzas.
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The setting includes
Place, time, characters, and plot
Place and characters
Time and characters
Place, time, and characters
