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8th Grade STAAR Reading Re-test Vocabulary Review
8th Grade STAAR Reading Re-test Vocabulary Review
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8th grade STAAR Vocabulary Reading Review.
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The point of the story where the problem is worked out is called the
climax
denoument
resolution
conflict
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A presentation of information or events in the order in which they happen is the
setting
scenes
struggle
sequence
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A strategy to decode the meaning of poetry is
PEMDAS
RIGOR
SWBST
TPCASTT
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The position from which something or someone is observed is called
author's claim
arguement
point of view
evidence
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Information that conveys the actions, gestures and movements across a stage?
platform drama
public drama
stage set
stage directions
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An idea or feeling that a word makes you feel in addition to its literal or primary meaning.
Emotion
Denotation
Philosophy
Connotation
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Which is an opinion?
Allegiant is the third book in the Divergent Series.
Pizza is best for you.
Exercise helps you lose weight.
Too much sugar is bad for your health.
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Hints that an author gives to help define a difficult or unusual word is called a (n)
affirmation
assertion
context clue
inference
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A type of text structure that is basically cause and effect WITH an opinion is called
Compare/Contrast
Sequencing
Cause/Effect
Problem/Solution
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A language that connects the five senses to create an image or description for the reader is
English language
Visual language
Figurative language
Sensory language
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Information in a story or poem to help show proof, form a conclusion or make a judgement?
text proof
text appearance
text evidence
textual criticism
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To stress something is to
emphasize
evoke
indifferent
interfere
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The words in a dramatic work that are spoken out loud are called
stage directions
dialogue
prelude
narration
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Language that is intended to be taken literally
literary devices
sensory language
persuasive techniques
figurative language
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The leading character or major character in a story is the
narrator
antagonist
playwright
protagonist
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A literary genre written by you and about you is called
a reference
an autobiography
a biography
historical fiction
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The central message of a story?
mood
theme
tone
plot
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An example, reason, act, or description that backs up the main idea of a text is
falling action
supporting details
main idea
conclusion
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A detailed complex metaphor that continues through a long section of a text is called
theme
motif
extended metaphor
simile
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The sequence of events that takes the reader through the story?
order
sequential
plot
event
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When the narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of one character in a story it is
Second person point of view
Third person limited point of view
Third person omniscient point of view
First person point of view
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Poetry that has no set pattern or rhyme scheme
free words
free choice
free write
free verse
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The person who is telling the story?
narrator
storyteller
teller
speaker
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When you reduce large sections of a text to the main ideas, it is called
sequencing
summarizing
paraphrasing
simplifying
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Janet compares her brothers to cats and dogs because they
have different interests
act like animals
do not get along
constantly chase each other
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A word or words in the text around an unfamiliar word that helps identify
comparision
context clues
contrasting clues
a words meaning
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A ____ is often a story of immortal characters that explains some aspect of the natural world
myth
fantasy
fable
tall tale
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Author of a play?
playwrite
playauthor
playwright
play narrator
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A sub-genre of fiction that is set in the past and based on real people and/or events is called
oration
flashback
historical fiction
past monologue
30
The initial conflict in a story is called the
rising action
drama
inciting incident
actual incident
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Which is a strategy that you should use on the Reading STAAR test?
Provide text evidence to ensure your answer is correct.
Preview the questions so you know what to look for
Annotating a text by drawing/chunking summarizing
Determine what the question is asking by marking key words
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Paraphrase means
an affix added to the end of a root word
A short statement of a longer text in one's own words
an affix added to the beginning of a root word
a portion of a play that takes place in one location
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A statement that can be verified independently and objectively with factual reliable sources
opinion
factual claim
falacy
commonplace assertion
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A statement about what will happen or might happen in the future is called a
tone
cause and effect
prediction
connection
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a struggle or problem that a character in the story must resolve is called the
fallacy
delusion
effect
conflict
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Making an educated guess using details in a passage along with what you already know is
to infer
to assume
gossip
a shot in the dark
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When a character in a story struggles with a problem that no one else knows about it is called
external conflict
internal conflict
direct characterization
indirect characterization
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The exposition is
the turning point of the story
the beginning of the story
the end of the story
the middle of the story
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The reason behind a character's specific action or behavior is called his
conscience
consequence
motivation
attitude
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Sub-genres under fiction include all of the following EXCEPT -
Folklore
Memoir
Fantasy
Fairytale
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Which of the following is NOT a text structure of a story?
Chronological Sequence
Problem Solution
Poetry
Compare Contrast
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How the author constructs the story?
Author's purpose
Author's tone
Author's craft
Writer's block
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The overall feeling of a story or poem?
theme
tone
mood
emotion
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The way an author organizes information in a text is called
Author's purpose
Main Idea
Text structure
Summary
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BK + TE =
inference
conflict
evidence
theme
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Words that have opposite or nearly opposite meanings are called
analogies
synonyms
antonyms
themes
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The writer's attitude towards his writing or audience and subject?
tone
motivation
feeling
mood
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When the complete opposite of what is expected to occur actually happens is is called
suprise
idiom
symbolism
irony
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Elements for Author's Purpose include all listed EXCEPT -
to persuade
to inform
to analyze
to entertain
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Language that appeals to the senses: sight, sound, touch, smell & taste?
alliteration
illusory
imagery
imitation