An implied reference to a person, event, thing or to a part of another text

A direct exchange between characters

What is Iambic Pentameter?

Rhythmic pattern consisting of alternating stressed & unstressed syllables

What is a "dynamic" character?

A character who changes and evolves throughout the story

Which sentence would best support a tone of fury?

The puppy was mistreated and was left on the street.

What is a Literary Analysis?

The examination and evaluation of a literary work to understand it better

Compares a concept to something else to help explain a similarity

What is Author's Purpose?

A person's reason for or intent when writing

What is Foreshadowing?

Hinting at future events in a story

Which of the following is a thematic statement?

Love is the glue that binds the Universe together.

What does the word "row" mean in this sentence? "The boys laid their paddles down next to each other in a row."

A number of objects usually arranged in a straight line

If you don't know the meaning of a word on a test, what should you do?

Use a dictionary to look up the meaning

What sentence would support an author's purpose to inform?

The book was written in 1950 and has had 3 editions that are widely sold.

What does Rhyme mean?

Repetition of shared sound in syllables, typically at the end of a line

Which sentence would best support a tone of grief?

In the midst of sorrow, anguish may consume us.

What is Personification?

The attribution of human characteristics to things or abstract ideas

Acronym for an organizational writing system used to answer essay questions

A comparison between two things using like or as

What is a "static" character?

A character who remains largely the same throughout the course of the story

What is the Lyricism?

A poem with song-like qualities, that expresses the speaker's emotions

The use of any person, situation, or object to represent an idea

What is an archetype?

A universal symbol, or character-type, in a story such as hero or villain

Which sentence appeals to the senses?

The pungent odor of garlic was so strong I felt like I just ate spaghetti.

An imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice

What is an Antagonist?

Someone or something that creates conflict in the story

Language used to create pictures in the mind of the reader

What is a Flash Forward?

The portrayal of a future event or scene

What is Point of View?

The perspective from which a story is told

the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences

What is Alliteration?

Repeating the same sound at the beginning of neighboring words

What does Repetition mean?

A literary device where a word or phrase is used multiple times

What does the word "light" mean in this sentence? "The room was light and airy, perfect to read in."

A sufficient amount to see; the opposite of dark

What thinking tool have we used this year to help in writing short answer or essay responses?

Answer Prove Explain Summarize (APES)

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1
What is an Allusion?
An implied reference to a person, event, thing or to a part of another text
A universal symbol, or character-type, in a story such as hero or villain
A magic act
A preface to a book
2
What is Hyperbole?
A form of exaggeration
An implied reference to a person, event, thing or to a part of another text
A magic act
A universal symbol, or character-type, in a story such as hero or villain
3
What part of speech is the word "light" in this sentence? "The room was light and airy, perfect to read in."
Pronoun
Adjective
Noun
Verb
4
What is Dialogue?
A direct exchange between characters
An excerpt before the story
An excerpt after the story
The plot
5
What is Iambic Pentameter?
Structure used for essay writing.
A metronome
The layout of an informational text
Rhythmic pattern consisting of alternating stressed & unstressed syllables
6
What is a "dynamic" character?
A superhero
Character who remains largely the same throughout the course of the story
A character who changes and evolves throughout the story
A character that always dies
7
What is Theme?
An underlying message
A one word topic
The Plot Elements
A historical event
8
What is the opposite of an Antagonist?
The villian
Falling Action
A Dynamic character
Protagonist
9
Which sentence would best support a tone of fury?
A cheerful heart is good medicine.
The puppy was mistreated and was left on the street.
I trust my best friend with my whole heart.
My toothpaste tube was almost empty.
10
What is a Literary Analysis?
The examination of a piece of work to determine flaws and viability
The examination and evaluation of a literary work to understand it better
Rewriting what you read to show that you can duplicate the text structure
An analysis of facts and opinions in an argumentative text
11
What is an Analogy?
Compares a concept to something else to help explain a similarity
A difference of opinion
A series of books
A plot element
12
Poems always rhyme.
True
False
13
What is Author's Purpose?
The genre of a book
The person who writes something
A person's reason for or intent when writing
A collection of ideas from teachers to students
14
What is Foreshadowing?
The Falling Action
A character outshining another character
Hinting at future events in a story
Explaining past events in a story
15
What is Tone?
The background information
The characters voice
A topic
Helps the author evoke emotion
16
Which of the following is a thematic statement?
The book was written in 1937.
The day was peaceful and the birds were singing as I took a walk.
Friendship
Love is the glue that binds the Universe together.
17
What does the word "bow" mean in this sentence? "The girl tied a bow in her hair."
To bend
A knot with 2 loops
A part of a ship
A weapon used in Archery to propel arrows
18
Which Depth and Complexity term requires you to make generalizations around a topic?
Big Ideas
Unanswered Questions
Details
Language of the discipline
19
What does the word "row" mean in this sentence? "The boys laid their paddles down next to each other in a row."
A line of seats in a theater
A number of objects usually arranged in a straight line
A spreadsheet column
Using two paddles to propel a boat
20
If you don't know the meaning of a word on a test, what should you do?
Use an encyclopedia
Make your best guess
Pretend it doesn't exist
Use a dictionary to look up the meaning
21
Which of these is a poetic device?
Prologue
Facts
Alliteration
Introduction
22
What sentence would support an author's purpose to inform?
Bob is the best candidate because he has loads of experience and wisdom.
The importance of communication to solve this issue cannot be understated.
The cracked sidewalk was dirty white and often so hot you could fry an egg.
The book was written in 1950 and has had 3 editions that are widely sold.
23
What does Rhyme mean?
Something ALL poems do
A literary device in which a word or phrase is used multiple times
The attribution of human characteristics to things or abstract ideas
Repetition of shared sound in syllables, typically at the end of a line
24
Which sentence would best support a tone of grief?
In the midst of sorrow, anguish may consume us.
My heart was beating out of my chest in anticipation.
My best friend makes me hopeful.
A cheerful heart is good medicine.
25
What is Personification?
The attribution of human characteristics to things or abstract ideas
Language used to create pictures in the mind of the reader
A literary device in which a word or phrase is used multiple times
Making characters more human
26
What is A.P.E.S.?
Acronym for an organizational writing system used to answer essay questions
A way to eliminate wrong multiple choice answers
Animals found at the zoo
An acronym to help start a conversation
27
What is a Simile?
A comparison between two things using like or as
Using the same sound at the beginning of neighboring words
Giving human traits to something that is not human
Repeating something
28
What is a "static" character?
A character who changes and evolves throughout the story
A character who remains largely the same throughout the course of the story
A character that always dies
An animated character
29
What is the Lyricism?
Poetry that compares and contrasts
A poem with song-like qualities, that expresses the speaker's emotions
The music written for a poem
The events of poetry that causes dance to break out
30
What is Symbolism?
A magic act
The use of a chorus in poetry
The use of any person, situation, or object to represent an idea
Form of exaggeration
31
Which Depth and Complexity term invites learners to make connections among many subjects
Across Disciplines
Details
Ethics
Rules
32
What is an archetype?
A universal symbol, or character-type, in a story such as hero or villain
An implied reference to a person, event, thing or to a part of another text
Someone who creates drawings for buildings
A magic act
33
Which Depth and Complexity term requires you to determine the key facts, traits, parts, or elements of the content?
Patterns
Ethics
Unanswered Questions
Details
34
Which sentence appeals to the senses?
The pungent odor of garlic was so strong I felt like I just ate spaghetti.
A dictionary is an excellent tool to use and increase our brain power.
I went to the store to buy groceries.
The lake was called "Lake Powell" and I want to take my friend there.
35
What is a Dystopia?
A state or society where everything is perfect
A place in Texas
The happiest place on earth
An imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice
36
What is an Antagonist?
The tone of the story
Someone or something that creates conflict in the story
The hero in the story
A flat minor character
37
Which Depth and Complexity term requires you to contemplate different points of view?
Multiple Perspectives
Patterns
Trends
Rules
38
What is Imagery?
Language used to create pictures in the mind of the reader
A camera
The attribution of human characteristics to things or abstract ideas
Language to promote a negative tone about a character
39
What is a Flash Forward?
A super hero
A representation of the past
A photographic element
The portrayal of a future event or scene
40
What is Point of View?
A scenic lookout
The perspective from which a story is told
The way the character sees other characters to create action
A narrator
41
What is the language of the discipline for the tool used to note details, patterns, multiple perspectives and big ideas?
Depth and Complexity
CAFE SQUID
Using what you have in your head
A.P.E.S.
42
What is Syntax?
The sequence of events that take place in a story
The conclusion to a story - reveals solution to problem/conflict
A word that has a similar meaning
the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences
43
What does the prefix "retro" mean in the word "retrogressive"?
From the 80's
Forward progress
Backwards
A form of aggression
44
What is Alliteration?
Repeating something
A poem
Repeating the same sound at the beginning of neighboring words
Helping the reader form a picture in their mind
45
What does Repetition mean?
Language used to create pictures in the mind of the reader
A literary device where a word or phrase is used multiple times
The attribution of human characteristics to things or abstract ideas
A straight line
46
What is the Author's Purpose in an informational Article?
To create imagery
To entertain
To mediate
To inform
47
What does the word "light" mean in this sentence? "The room was light and airy, perfect to read in."
To ignite something
A sufficient amount to see; the opposite of dark
Of low weight
A lamp
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What thinking tool have we used this year to help in writing short answer or essay responses?
Contrast Answer Freely Evolve (CAFE)
Guess Assess Write (GAW)
Eliminate wrong answer choices
Answer Prove Explain Summarize (APES)

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