What does "Limited Omniscient" mean when used to describe a narrator in literature?

A narrator with restricted knowledge about characters or events

What is the ARACES format for answering short response questions?

Annotate, Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summarize

What should you do before deciding on an answer choice?

Slash options with incorrect information, don't make sense, or are extreme

A 3rd person omniscient narrator...

knows all the thoughts, actions, and feelings of all characters

What is a common characteristic of poetry?

Rhythmic language (may or may not rhyme)

When should you start answering a short response question?

After you are sure that you understand the question

What should you do as soon as you reach a short answer response question?

Write ARACES and GASP to understand its meaning

After reviewing a paragraph when reading nonfiction, what should you do next?

Underline key details (title footprints)

A juicy nonfiction annotation is made up of ___________.

central idea, supporting details, statistics, point of view

A juicy poetry annotation is made up of ___________.

rhyme, repetition, theme, events, tone

A juicy fiction annotation is made up of ___________.

theme, setting, central idea, characters, CCR

Why is it important to re-read your short response answer in a whisper voice to yourself?

To make sure it makes sense and has correct grammar and punctuation

A declaration that is proven with evidence

A 1st person narrator...

is a character and narrates the story from their own perspective

The turning point in the story where the conflict is at its highest point

A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as

How can you find the main idea when reading nonfiction?

Synthesize all the notes after reading and jotting each paragraph

What is the purpose of adding quotes in your short response answer?

To provide evidence to support your answer

A comparison of two similar things using like or as

We annotate texts because...

it helps our brains find important information as we read

What are distractors in a test?

Common mistakes the test makers anticipate that you will get wrong

Which of the following are examples of subgenres of nonfiction?

Biography, autobiography, memoir, literary nonfiction

Question 3: What should you do before answering multiple choice questions?

Use the sentence stem "I am looking for..."

When reading nonfiction, what should you do?

Make notes next to paragraphs, synthesize notes to find the main idea

What do we mean by Test Prep is a genre?

test prep has its own rules for reading and analyzing literature

What does the term "theme" mean in literature?

author’s message about life, society, or human nature

What is the purpose of underlining key words in the short response questions?

To ensure you understand the questions before reading the article

Which of the following are examples of text structures and features in nonfiction?

Compare/contrast, chronological, problem/solution, cause and effect

Why is it important to check your short response answer for correct punctuation and grammar?

To ensure that the answer makes sense and is easy to understand

What are the "BIG 4" that should be identified when sketching a plot diagram for a fiction story?

Conflicts/problems, resolution, character change, lesson learned

What should you consider when making an inference?

Background knowledge and what is in the story

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1
What does "Limited Omniscient" mean when used to describe a narrator in literature?
A narrator who knows everything that happens in the story
A narrator who knows the thoughts, actions, and feelings of one character
A narrator with restricted knowledge about characters or events
A narrator who knows the thoughts, actions, and feelings of all characters
2
What is the ARACES format for answering short response questions?
Analyze, Review, Answer, Check, Explain, Summarize
Annotate, Read, Answer, Correct, Explain, Summarize
Annotate, Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summarize
Annotate, Review, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summarize
3
What should you do before deciding on an answer choice?
Guess if you're not sure
Choose the first answer that seems correct
Slash options with incorrect information, don't make sense, or are extreme
Write down the answer choice that you think is correct
4
Why is it important to always read the questions first?
To save time
To show off your reading skills
To make the test more challenging
To avoid difficult questions
5
A central idea is...
the author's purpose for writing the story
the main character's name
the main character's most important mission
the main point
6
A 3rd person omniscient narrator...
knows the actions of all characters
knows all the thoughts, actions, and feelings of all characters
knows none of the thoughts, actions, or feelings of any characters
only knows the thoughts of one character
7
Which subgenre of nonfiction would be most likely to have a subjective point of view?
Scientific journals
Speeches
Literary nonfiction
Travel guides
8
Which of the following is a subgenre of fiction?
biography
memoir
Autobiography
historical fiction
9
What is a plot?
physical setting
tone or mood
main character
sequence of events
10
What should you do if a question is too hard?
Write down any answer that comes to mind
Skip it and come back later
Ask the teacher for help
Guess and move on
11
What is a common characteristic of poetry?
more words than prose
punctuation
lack of imagery
Rhythmic language (may or may not rhyme)
12
When should you start answering a short response question?
After annotating the prompt
After you are sure that you understand the question
After reading the text
Immediately
13
When reviewing a paragraph in nonfiction, what should you underline?
Key details (title footprints)
The first and last sentences
None of the above
The middle sentence
14
What should you do as soon as you reach a short answer response question?
Skip the short response section and move on to the next part of the test
Check for spelling errors in the questions
Begin reading the article immediately
Write ARACES and GASP to understand its meaning
15
After reviewing a paragraph when reading nonfiction, what should you do next?
Look for fictional details
Underline key details (title footprints)
Skip to the next text feature without reviewing it
Review the paragraph again
16
A juicy nonfiction annotation is made up of ___________.
theme, statistics, point of view
central idea and point of view
statistics and facts
central idea, supporting details, statistics, point of view
17
A juicy poetry annotation is made up of ___________.
repetition, theme, events
tone, poetic meaning
stanza, tone, music
rhyme, repetition, theme, events, tone
18
A juicy fiction annotation is made up of ___________.
theme, setting, central idea, characters, CCR
theme, message, conflict
conflict, climax, resolution (CCR)
repetition, tone, and main events
19
Why is it important to re-read your short response answer in a whisper voice to yourself?
To check for spelling errors only
To see if you used enough quotes
To make sure it makes sense and has correct grammar and punctuation
To show off your reading skills
20
A juicy drama annotation is made up of ___________.
characters, rhyme scheme, events
characters, persuasion, events
characters, settings, events
stage direction and characters
21
What is a claim?
A declaration that is presented without evidence
A statement that is likely to be true
A declaration that is proven with evidence
A statement that is necessarily true
22
A 1st person narrator...
knows everything that happens in the story
knows the thoughts, actions, and feelings of one character
knows the thoughts, actions, and feelings of all characters
is a character and narrates the story from their own perspective
23
A climax is...
The point in the story where the characters begin to overcome the conflict
The turning point in the story where the conflict is at its highest point
The beginning of the story where the characters and setting are introduced
The part of the story where the conflict is introduced
24
Which of the following is NOT an example of a subgenre of nonfiction?
nonfiction
memoir
biography
autobiography
25
What is this story shape: introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?
circle
Story mountain/arc
see-saw
zigzag
26
What is a metaphor?
A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as
A word or phrase that imitates the sound it describes
A figure of speech that exaggerates for effect
A comparison of two things using like or as
27
What should you determine when making an inference?
The length of the passage
What is the worst answer
What is the best answer
The author's name and background
28
How can you find the main idea when reading nonfiction?
Reread the title of the nonfiction piece
Review the text features
Synthesize all the notes after reading and jotting each paragraph
Skip through the piece, scanning for bolded text
29
What is the purpose of adding quotes in your short response answer?
To confuse the reader
To fill up space on the page
To show off your writing skills
To provide evidence to support your answer
30
A simile is...
A retelling of events in a story from a different perspective
A comparison of two similar things using like or as
A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as
A description of a character's thoughts, feelings, and experiences
31
We annotate texts because...
it's fun to keep track of reading progress
GASP says so
it helps us read faster
it helps our brains find important information as we read
32
What is a narrator?
person who reads the story out loud
person who tells the story
author
main character
33
What are distractors in a test?
Common mistakes the test makers anticipate that you will get wrong
The correct answer choices
The answer choices that are most obviously wrong
The answer choices that seem too easy
34
Which of the following are examples of subgenres of nonfiction?
Biography, autobiography, memoir, literary nonfiction
Drama, poetry, horror
Fantasy, mystery, romance, science fiction
Humor, satire, parody
35
Question 3: What should you do before answering multiple choice questions?
Read the article completely
Use the sentence stem "I am looking for..."
Write down all of your thoughts
Ask the teacher for help
36
Which of the following is a text feature of poetry?
stanzas
foreshadowing
dialogue
Long paragraphs
37
When reading nonfiction, what should you do?
Only read the first and last paragraph
Skip all text features and read each paragraph quickly
Read only the text features and skip the paragraphs
Make notes next to paragraphs, synthesize notes to find the main idea
38
What do we mean by Test Prep is a genre?
test prep is poetic
test prep has its own rules for reading and analyzing literature
test prep is the 4th genre, after drama
test prep rhymes with best step
39
Which of the following is an example of a text feature in nonfiction?
bold type
plot
setting
dialogue
40
You should always annotate for every feature, even if it repeats.
False
True
41
What does the term "theme" mean in literature?
The physical setting of a story
author’s message about life, society, or human nature
The main character in a story
The sequence of events in a story
42
What is the purpose of underlining key words in the short response questions?
To ensure you understand the questions before reading the article
To make the questions look neater
o skip over unimportant words in the questions
To help you remember the questions better
43
Which of the following are examples of text structures and features in nonfiction?
Similes, metaphors, personification
Characters, setting, plot
First-person point of view, dialogue, flashbacks
Compare/contrast, chronological, problem/solution, cause and effect
44
Why is it important to check your short response answer for correct punctuation and grammar?
To show off your writing skills
To impress the teacher
To ensure that the answer makes sense and is easy to understand
To make the answer look neat and organized
45
Which text structure would be most appropriate for a nonfiction piece about the steps involved in making a cake?
Chronological
Compare/contrast
Problem/solution
Cause and effect
46
What are the "BIG 4" that should be identified when sketching a plot diagram for a fiction story?
Introduction, rising action, climax, falling action
Characters, setting, point of view, plot
Conflicts/problems, resolution, character change, lesson learned
Dialogue, foreshadowing, flashbacks, symbolism
47
What should you consider when making an inference?
Background knowledge and what is in the story
The author's name and background
Text structure
The length of the passage
48
Which of the following words is the best synonym for "Identify"?
ignore
refuse
select
observe

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