The theme of "Raymond's Run" is

It is important to get to know people before you judge them.

how the reader feels while reading a text

the message or lesson learned in a text

How do author's use different points of view to create suspense?

other characters cannot trust the character's actions, the reader cannot trust the character's actions

The main character in "Lost at 'C'" reaches a turning point when

realizes he should study more and sits at the front of class

Which is not an example of foreshadowing in "Button, Button"?

Arthur takes the train to work.

hints authors leave in a text about what will happen later

How does Phillip set a trap for Ella in "This Way Nobody Gets the Blame"?

He plans to push her off the cliff and run away with Heidi.

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8th Grade DA 1 2016 Review

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1
The theme of "Raymond's Run" is
Friends can help you solve most of your problems.
It is important to get to know people before you judge them.
running
overcoming obstacles
2
Mood is
how the author feels while writing a text
an emotion that a character feels
how the reader feels while reading a text
3
"He threw the ball to his friend." This is an example of
3rd person perspective
1st person perspective
4
"I threw a ball to my friend." This is an example of
1st person perspective
3rd person perspective
5
A theme is
one word
an element of suspense
the message or lesson learned in a text
the main idea of a text
6
How do author's use different points of view to create suspense?
the reader is confused by the text
other characters cannot trust the character's actions
the reader gets angry at the character
the reader cannot trust the character's actions
7
A character's point of view can influence
how trustworthy they are to other characters
their motivations in a text
how trustworthy they are to the reader
all of the above
8
The main character in "Lost at 'C'" reaches a turning point when
he gets called on to answer a question in math class
realizes he should study more and sits at the front of class
tells his dad what he learned at school
helps his teacher grade math tests
9
Which is not an example of foreshadowing in "Button, Button"?
Norma and Arthur argue about pushing the button.
Arthur is clear that he does not want to push the button.
Norma calls the man back the next day.
Arthur takes the train to work.
10
Foreshadowing is
not important to know about
a feeling of anxiousness or nervousness
hints authors leave in a text about what will happen later
details that characters don't know
11
The mood of "The Tell-tale Heart" would be best described as...
hilarious
creepy
terrifying
exciting
12
How does Phillip set a trap for Ella in "This Way Nobody Gets the Blame"?
He made up the story about embezzling money.
He pretends he doesn't know who Heidi is.
He plans to push her off the cliff and run away with Heidi.
He lies to her about where they are running away to.

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