ELA 10-1/-2 Quiz Review

Substituting a less offensive term for one that may offend or suggest something unpleasant is called a hyperbole

The last part of a story line (plot) is the Falling Action.

The use of repeated initial consonant sounds in text is called

The most exciting point in a story is called the

In BlackMirror's "Nosedive", who encourages Lacy to be her true self?

The first step in a story line (plot) is called the Introduction

On a story line (plot) the Rising Action develops from the Conflict and leads up to the Climax.

"Ponder" in NAPALM requires that we MUST correctly answer all the questions we posed in "Ask Questions"

What room are you in right now?

Annotate is the second step when you NAPALM a poem.

How many high school credits are you able to earn in this ELA course?

Who/what is the character or force in conflict with the main character?

A thesis statement can have more than one main idea

The use of hints/clues that suggest or predict what will occur later in the story is called

The time, place, season, era, etc. of the action in a text is called

A writer's attitude toward the subject is tone; the feeling created in the reader is mood.

What step of NAPALM paraphrases the poem in your own words?

What comes from the latin expression "prosa oratio" meaning straight forward or direct speech?

Most reading comprehesion answer sets include one strong distractor that is close to the actual answer

Prose is another name for poetry

Divergent elements such as WEALTH and POVERTY are an example of

A figure of speech where two things are compared using "like" or "as" is called

What is a nickname for a football field?

What does WALT stand for?

Reference to a well-known person, place, historical event, literature, the Bible, etc. is called

Prose is a form of written language that has a natural flow of speech and grammatical structure

The story "Lather & Nothing Else" poses several ethical dilemmas for the reader

Deconstructing a visual prompt involves taking note of many details

Murmur, beep, buzz, ding and bang are examples of

How many players from each team are on the field in a Canadian football game?

In a PRT, which of the following is NOT a possible perspective to write from?

In a Canadian football game, how many downs are there?

What point of view is it when the charlacter tells the story and the reader only knows what this character feels/sees?

In NAPALM poetry analysis, the N stands for

Deliberately placing two things side by side to highlight their differences is called

When a non-human subject is given human characteristics, it's called

In BlackMirror's "Nosedive" high scorers are called

There is only one way to memorize a poem.

At the end of BlackMirror's "Nosedive" Lacy is in jail but has gained true freedom to be herself

Phrases that appeal to our five senses can be called