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ELA Rules and Lit Terms
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The central message of any story.
idea
brainstorm
allusion
theme
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Anything that stands for or represents something else.
symbol
simile
metaphor
onomatopoeia
3
Feeling created in the reader while reading a literary work.
tone
mood
attitude
denoument
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When given independent work in class, we should work quietly.
true
false
5
"Sally sells seashells by the seashore" is an example of what?
simile
allusion
onomatopoeia
alliteration
6
ELA class always starts with...
bell work
independent reading
taking notes
talking
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The reader can tell what all of the characters think or feel.
third person omniscient
second person
fourth person
first person
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The use of clues to predict what will happen later in the story.
foreshadowing
guessing
telepathy
alliteration
9
When you have a question or something to say you should...
scream it while Miss Carradori is talking
keep it to yourself
say it while others are speaking
raise your hand
10
How long should a paragraph be?
five to seven sentences
one sentence
two sentences
three sentences
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Any event occurring at or after the ending of a story.
allusion
engagement
denouement
resolution
12
What does the m stand for in SWIM?
microscope
materials
manipulate
mastery
13
The time and place of the action in a literary work is called the...
setting
symbol
allusion
theme
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When all work is finished, we should read quietly to ourselves.
true
false
15
Who is responsible for getting work you've missed when you're absent?
the person sitting next to you
Miss Carradori
your parents
you
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When should you use the restroom/get water?
while Miss Carradori is giving directions
before class begins
in the middle of a lesson
right when class begins
17
Which section of Google Classroom will you find ELA documents?
in the About section
posted as an attachment in each posting
on the main page
nowhere
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What does the w stand for in SWIM?
work ethic
worrisome
wholehearted
will power
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Non-human subjects are given human characteristics.
onomatopoeia
simile
resolution
personification
20
When a character tells the story and the reader knows only what "this" character thinks.
third person omniscient
perspective
first person
second person
21
What does the i stand for in SWIM?
isolation
intimidation
integration
integrity
22
You are allowed to have your cellphones out at Surf City Middle School.
false
true
23
The sequence of events or what happens in a story is called the
plot
sequence
setting
story
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This is the struggle between opposing forces , such as two people fighting.
conflict
allusion
resolution
climax
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The use of words that imitate sounds.
onomatopoeia
personification
repetition
rhythm
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Which is the correct spelling of your teacher's name?
Ms. Carradori
Miss Carradori
Miss Cattadori
Mrs. Cassadori
27
How long are you required to read per night?
forty-five minutes
twenty minutes
five minutes
three hours
28
Two things are compared without the use of "like" or "as."
simile
metaphor
perosnification
allusion
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Two things are compared with the use of "like" or "as."
allusion
onomatopeia
personification
simile
30
What supplies do you need to take out in ELA class as soon as you arrive to class?
just a pencil
your notebook, ELA folder, and IR book
your notebook, pens, and markers
nothing
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What occurs after the climax in a story or novel when all of the conflicts have been resolved?
resolution
beginning
ending
conclusion
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What does the S stand for in SWIM?
sincere
success
sentimental
strong
33
How many points off per day will you receive if you submit an assignment late?
ten
five
twenty
fifteen
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What is the most exciting point in a story?
conflict
denoument
climax
resolution
35
Times New Roman size 12, double spaced is considered...
what you use for creative writing
wrong
APA Style
MLA formatting
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What is the character or force in conflict with the main character?
winner
protagonist
antagonist
hero
37
We should be quiet in the halls.
false
true
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Writer's attitude toward subject.
temper
tone
conflict
mood
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The main character...
theme
character
antagonist
protagonist
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You must always have your...
agenda
textbook
colored pencils
highlighters
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When you are on the chromebook, it's okay to play games whenever you want to.
false
true
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A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or art.
memory
symbol
idea
allusion