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Benchmark Review - 7th
Benchmark Review - 7th
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The BEGINNING of a story when the characters, setting, and plot are introduced is the...
climax
rising action
exposition
resolution
2
Changing the point of view of a story to a different character would likely show why that character does something
False
True
3
What is this an example of: the rider rode recklessly toward certain death
simile
alliteration
metaphor
hyperbole
4
What does "false appearance" mean?
a mystery
reality
not real
a joke
5
What's the skill of using clues in a text to figure out what's probably true, but isn't explicitly written?
plot summary
inferring
irony
estimating
6
The way the author uses words to share his or her feelings or attitude towards a subject is the...
point of view
tone
plot
setting
7
"The barley swayed and danced in the wind" is an example of...
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
personification
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The setting can emphasize the conflicts the characters face.
False
True
9
The message or lesson to be learned from reading a story is called the
plot
conflict
theme
dialogue
10
In a story, if we are reading about just one character and what she sees, hears, and experiences, the point of view is:
Second person
Third person omniscient
First Person
Third person limited
11
The protagonist of the story is the
the author
main character
minor character
the "bad guy"
12
What literary term means the problems in a story?
Issues
Irony
Challenges
Conflicts
13
Having to make a decision (like a judge making a decision) is an example of:
An external conflict
Irony
An internal conflict
Climax
14
When the protagonist meets the opposing force or antagonist a final time, usually the most exciting or important moment
climax
resolution
exposition
conflict
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What effect does telling a story from the omniscient point of view have?
Adds mystery because the reader knows less about the characters
Adds suspense and excitement to a story
Readers can see why different characters act the way they do
It makes things more confusing
16
Theme is the...
lesson or moral
character, setting, and conflict
plot of the story
the end
17
An author reveals a character's traits through...
All of the above
The dialogue between characters
The character's actions
The character's descriptions
18
When an author goes back in time to give more information about a character or situation, it is considered...
flashback
tone
mood
foreshadowing
19
Which point of view allows us to know the thoughts, feelings, and history of all the characters?
Third Limited
Third Omniscient
First Person
Second Person
20
The way the author uses words to express a certain mood or feeling is...
Rising Action
Oxymoron
Mood
Tone