How do you identify the theme of a story?

How the main character changes with the conflict

What is a Flashback in a story?

interrupts the flow of events to give a memory or description of the past

What is a Universal theme?

Anyone in any culture could relate

What is an Explanatory text?

contains specific explanations about a particular topic.

What is a round character?

A character that develops throughout the story

What does Text structure do?

Helps readers connect related details about a topic

How should I study to prepare for my Final Exam?

Review Notes, Module Quizzes, Kahoot, Study Guide in Canvas

Examples of figurative speech

Hyperbole, Idiom, Personification

What is a Boolean search?

controls results by using AND, OR, or NOT

What is Textual evidence?

Text from the passage that supports the main idea

What is a flat character?

A character that doesn't develop during the story

What is Foreshadowing?

details to hint at events that may come later in the story

What is an Objective Tone in writing?

impersonal and unbiased writing

What does a subjective point of view include?

The main character's thoughts and feelings

Summarizing the main idea in your own words

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1
What is the name of Mrs. Coleman's Cats?
Remy and Rue
Pumpkin and Patch
Whiskers and Mimi
Tik and Tock
2
How do you identify the theme of a story?
What the villain is doing
Where the setting is
How the main character changes with the conflict
How the flat character grows in the story
3
What is the VERY last thing you complete after your final/semester exam?
Nothing
an exam retry
Participation
An Assignment
4
What is a Flashback in a story?
when a Round Character gets amnesia
scene that temporarily takes the narrative forward in time
Happens during a lightning storm
interrupts the flow of events to give a memory or description of the past
5
What is a Universal theme?
Anyone in any culture could relate
A scary theme
A very specific idea
A magical theme
6
What signals a shift in ideas in informational text?
Boldface
Large Text
Subheadings
italicized words
7
What is a Chemistry Textbook an example of?
Magazine
Informational Text
Journal
Novel
8
When should you introduce the conflict of a story?
At the End
After the plot twist
In the Middle
At the Start
9
How many questions are on your final exam?
35 Multiple Choice
25 Multiple Choice and 2 Short Answer
30 Multiple Choice and 5 Short Answer
32 Multiple Choice and 3 Short Answer
10
What is personification an example of?
Figurative Language
Verb
Narrative
Noun
11
What is an Explanatory text?
italicized words
Type of text structure
contains specific explanations about a particular topic.
interrupts a scene to explain why the event is important
12
What is a round character?
A character that has a few pounds to lose
A character that is sad
A character that develops throughout the story
A character that does not develop throughout the story
13
What does Text structure do?
Goes from LARGE to small
Nothing
Lets you read upside-down
Helps readers connect related details about a topic
14
How should I study to prepare for my Final Exam?
Ea my notes
Sleep on my notes
Review Notes, Module Quizzes, Kahoot, Study Guide in Canvas
Have a friend study for me
15
What is the point of an informative report?
To give you step by step directions
To persuade you
Provide General Information
To change your mind
16
Examples of figurative speech
Effect, variation, climax
Words, Tone, Feelings
Hyperbole, Idiom, Personification
Plot Intensit, mood
17
What is a Boolean search?
Looking up something scary
controls results by using AND, OR, or NOT
A type of Search Engine
A search on your laptop
18
When the conflict in your story is resolved its called a.......
resolution
climax
Introduction
tension
19
Collaborative conversations include
Briefing
Opinions
Peer Reviews
Yelling
20
What is Textual evidence?
The conclusion of the story
The theme of the story
Text from the passage that supports the main idea
The main idea of the story
21
What is a flat character?
A character with an all-knowing point of view
A skinny character
A boring character
A character that doesn't develop during the story
22
Does the Quiz cover EVERYTHING on your Final exam?
Yes
No
23
What can you INFER about the weather if I have an umbrella and rain boots?
Its nighttime
It's sunny outside
It is raining outside
It's windy outside
24
What does Subjective writing include?
Feelings of the author
Characters names
Authors children
Age of the author
25
What is Foreshadowing?
A new makeup
A scary part of the story
memory of a past event
details to hint at events that may come later in the story
26
What is an Objective Tone in writing?
A fictional story
A comic
impersonal and unbiased writing
A Biography
27
What does a subjective point of view include?
An objective opinion
The main character's thoughts and feelings
An all-knowing point of view
The villains thoughts
28
What is a Narrative?
A related sequence of events
The weather outside
A puzzle
An unrelated sequence of events
29
What are parts of a dictionary entry?
Photo
personal opinion
Page #
Part of the speech, etymology
30
What is a summary?
Using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity.
Summarizing the main idea in your own words
to state something written or spoken in different words,
restating or rewording someone else's thoughts or ideas

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