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ELA Final Exam
ELA Final Exam
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A review for the ELA final exam
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1
Being enough, or as much as needed
bountiful
overflowing
sufficient
plenty
2
Name the three types of verbals
participial, gerund, infinitive
verb, gerund, preposition
gerund, participial, interjection
gerund, preposition, interjection
3
What is the exposition made up of?
Plot and Theme
Theme and Climax
Setting and Plot
Setting and Characters
4
Words that have the same spelling and sound but have different meanings
synonyms
homonyms
analogies
antonyms
5
A regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem.
meter
rhyme
prose
rhythm
6
What must every sentence have?
subject and verb
none of the above
subject and verbal
pronoun and verb
7
A five line poem with 22 syllables
Diamanta
Cinnquain
Sonnett
Haiku
8
What is the study of mental processes and behavior called?
Sociology
Antropology
Zoology
Psychology
9
A word's dictionary definition.
connotation
denotation
consonance
dialect
10
Words, phrases or sentences that tell more about the main idea.
Chronological Order
Reading Strategies
Supporting Details
Main Idea
11
A(n) ____ is a word part attached to the beginning of a word or word root.
base
affix
prefix
suffix
12
A lesson that a story teaches.
fable
moral
ode
myth
13
The series of events in a story is called
climax
theme
exposition
plot
14
The act of celebrating.
jubilation
party
surprise
excitement
15
In literature, characters who are defined by a single trait are known as
round
robust
stereotype
dynamic
16
What is an example of a text structure?
None of the above
Glossary
Table of Contents
Cause and Effect
17
Give an example of a universal theme
Love Conquers All
The Truth Will Set You Free
Good Always Wins
All of the above
18
What must every argumentative paper have.
A cause and effect
Evidence and structure
Claim and counterclaim
A cause and ellaboration
19
The main character in a story, play or novel.
antagonist
narrator
protagonist
playwright
20
An error usually in reasoning.
farce
fallacy
fable
fiction
21
Name the 5 things that every story must have.
exposition, climax, resolution, characters. setting
theme, conflict, resolution, rising and falling action
plot, setting, character, theme, conflict
plot, exposition, climax, theme setting
22
What are the three types of irony?
situational, dramatic, verbal
dramatic, comedy, non-verbal
dramatic, implied, verbal
comedy, implied, situational
23
Any form of communication that is so distorted that it conveys false or misleading information
Propaganda
Proposition
Bias
Persuassion
24
Which one is an idiom?
It was raining cats and dogs.
Her skin was white as snow.
She was like a cat on a hot, tin roof.
I think I ate the whole thing.
25
The general direction of something; a current style.
trend
coup
cohort
fad
26
The restating of information in one's own words.
summary
review
overview
paraphrase
27
For what text structure would you use a venn diagram?
Problem and Solution
Compare and Contrast
Cause and Effect
Chronological Order
28
A complex sentence is made up of
1 independent and 1 dependent clause
2 dependent clauses
2 independent and 1 dependent clause
2 independent clauses
29
A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry.
prose
rhythm
rhyme
meter
30
Indicates an abrupt break in thought
ellipses
dash
comma
hyphen