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Reading EOG Review
Reading EOG Review
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Making clear what you read and possibly didn't understand, STOP AND REREAD!
scanning
skimming
assuming
clarifying
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Taking a lot of information and condensing it to its key points
infer
analyze
evaluate
summarize
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The action or influence of people, groups, or things on one another
drama
interaction
particular
setting
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"Laura loved to study the letters of the latin alphabet" is an example of:
hyperbole
metaphor
alliteration
pun
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To have an effect on something
fomulate
change
impact
distinguish
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He ran up and down the block a thousand times.
Simile
Hyperbole
Irony
Metaphor
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A leaning in favor of or against someone or something
point of view
bias
unslanted
sound
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Based on facts rather than opinions or feelings
text
interpret
bias
objective
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The word that mimics the sound of the object or action it refers to:
alliteration
idiom
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
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The flowers danced in the wind is an example of:
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
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The author's attitude toward the audience/reader
tone
mood
theme
<p>author's purpose</p>
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Morning is a new sheet of paper is an example of:
Hyperbole
Irony
Simile
Metaphor
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Noting the differences of two things in a comparison
compare
similarities
contrast
connotation
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Stories that use dates to organize their events use the following text structure:
chronological
problem/solution
cause and effect
compare and contrast
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When we read a poem and spring actually stands for rebirth, we call that:
theme
imagery
symbolism
figurative language
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To examine closely, for the purpose of improving understanding
summary
infer
question
analyze
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To make a guess based on what you know and what you read
predict
analyze
conclusion
infer
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The most important statement that must be proven with supporting details
inference
theme
central idea
minor details
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Break a leg, Bob!
idiom
metaphor
hyperbole
theme
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All of the following are examples of story elements EXCEPT
tone
characters
plot
setting