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Reading & Writing ATLAS Test Prep
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In the deep woods, at the top of the rocky crest, I scanned the vast valley in hopes of finding my way back.
Beginning of argument writing
Beginning of informational writing
Beginning of narrative writing
2
What is pathos?
An appeal that uses emotion
An appeal that is pathological
An appeal that is appealing
An appeal that uses logic
3
What is the meaning of the word "
purpose
"?
The reason for doing something
Needing help
Comprehension
A word that means the same as another word
4
What kind of writing includes characters, plot, setting, dialogue, and sensory detail?
Informational
Argument
All of the above
Narrative
5
If you
resolve
a problem, you...
Make the problem bigger
Argue about it
Find a solution and fix it
Ignore the problem
6
What is an
ANTONYM
?
A word that starts with the same letter (You - Yellow)
Words that are opposite of each other (example: big ≠ small)
Words that mean the same (big = large)
A summary
7
What does
typical
or
typically
mean?
Usually happens
Surprise
Coming up
Never happens
8
What does
chronological
order mean?
In random order
Guess the order
Going backwards
In the order things happened
9
What does
determine
mean?
To mix colors
To figure something out
The opposite meaning of a word
To erase something
10
The narrative is not an essay. It is a story.
False
True
11
If something
indicates
danger, it...
Shows a sign or warning
Is very quiet
Tells a funny joke
Makes a list
12
What elements do I need for narrative writing?
All of the above
Plot, problem
Characters
Dialogue, narration, sensory detail, figurative language
13
What is a
theme
in a story?
The author's point of view
The names of the characters
The main message or lesson
The number of pages in the book
14
If you
influence
someone, you...
Ignore them completely
Buy them dinner
Change the way they think or act
Make them fall asleep
15
What is the
main idea
of a story?
What the cover of the book looks like
Where and when the story takes place
The names of all the characters
The most important message or point the story is trying to share
16
Narrative writing needs a claim.
False
True
17
What does it mean to
predict
?
To copy someone else's answer
To make something
To forecast what will happen next
To change what happened before
18
What does it mean to
summarize
something?
To make it longer
To change the ending of a story
To tell the most important parts in a short way
Pick out a couple of details from the story
19
What are the steps to the ATLAS Writing Test
Read the prompt, write, turn in, go to lunch
Read the prompt, read the sources, plan the writing, write, revise/edit
Write, read the prompt, read the sources, review
Read the sources, read the prompt, plan the writing, write, eat lunch
20
What kind of appeal is logos?
Word appeal
Limited appeal
Loser appeal
Logical appeal
21
Five paragraph essay including introductory paragraph, 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph:
Narrative
Argument and Informative
Argument and Narrative
Argument
22
If you are
providing
something, you are…
Seeing something
Bringing or giving something
Eating something
Hiding something
23
What type of writing includes a claim and counter claim/rebuttal
Informational
Narrative
Argument
All of the above
24
If a book
conveys
a feeling, it...
Stops a feeling
Tells a joke
Hides the meaning
Shows or tells an idea or emotion
25
Many types of art are created by found items including nature art, junk art, and garbage art. This is a claim for:
Narrative Writing
Informational Writing
All of the above
Argument Writing
26
Students should be able to choose electives because it increases motivation, provides enrichment, and allows freedom.
Claim for argument
Claim for advisory
Claim for informational
Claim for narrative
27
What is ethos?
An appeal that is logical
An appeal that uses emotion
An appeal the uses authority and expertise
An appeal that is catchy
28
I need to cite all sources in:
Narrative
Informative
Argument and Informative
Argument
29
What does
interpret
mean?
To figure out the meaning of something
To run really fast
Make a to-do list
To copy someone else's work
30
What is a
SYNONYM
?
Words that mean the same (example: big = large)
A word that starts with the same letter (You - Yellow)
Words that are opposite of each other (big - small)
A summary
31
If you
comprehend
something, you...
Understand
Believe
Misinterpret
Jump on it
32
What is
dialogue
in a story?
The title of a book
Pictures in a book
How certain people talk according to where they're from
Words that characters say in a story or a play
33
If something is
accurate
, it is...
Confusing
Correct and true
Made up
Wrong
34
What does it mean to
infer
something? (Making inferences)
To ask a question directly
Point at something
To copy what someone else says
To guess something based on clues or information
35
If you
elaborate
on a story, you...
Make up a brand-new story
Say only one word
Add more details to explain it better
Write a different ending
36
When you
contribute
, you are...
Taking something away
Confusing someone
Helping or giving something
Ignoring a problem
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What are the three types of writing on the ATLAS writing test
Narrative, Opinion, Argument
Narrative, Argument, Informational
Narrative, Argument, Story
Narrative, Explanatory, Informational
