7th Grade ELA MAP Testing Preparation

Which of the following is not a type of external conflict?

What is the first letter that represents the rhyme scheme of any rhyming poem?

how many lines are in a haiku?

In a play, what are the acts divided into?

What is the turning point of a story called?

What is it called when an object stands for something else in a phrase? "Lend me a hand."

What kind of character changes significantly in a story?

What term refers to two characters talking back and forth?

"Like father, like son" or "easy come, easy go" are examples of what?

Cockroaches in a pest control office is an example of what?

Which text structure mostly uses the words, "first, second, and next."

Into what units are poems mainly split?

What is a theme?

What is the correct typical order of a plot sequence?

Which of the following is a simile?

Why does an author usually use repetition?

"you" and giving directions is usually written in which person point of view?

What do legends, myths, and tall tales have in common?

Which of the following as ideas symbolized as people?

What are the two categories of literary conflicts?

Which of the following is an idiom?

Which of the following is a metaphor?

Which of the following is not an oxymoron?

What is it called when an object represent something else?

"I, me, and we" are all used in which person point of view?

Which of the following means to 'put into your own words?'

"I know one thing: I know nothing" is an example of what?

Why a character does what he/she does is called....

Which of the following is an onomatopoeia?

When a reader infers the thoughts, feelings, and motivations of a character, it is called...

What is not a key characteristic of satire?

What is tone?

What is it called when an author writes like a character has an accent?

What does it mean to contrast?

What is setting?

Which of the following typically has talking animals?

True or False: An inference can be proven without a doubt in a text.

"Don't be a Scrooge" is an example of what?

In a poem, what do you have to pay attention to for rhyme scheme?

What is the mood of a text?

Typically, why would an author write in first person over third person?

My dog is the smartest dog in the world is most likely an example of what?

"My alarm clock yells at me" is an example of what?

If I say that somebody passed away instead of died, what is that called?

What is the rhyme scheme of a limerick?

Which of the following is an example of alliteration?

What is the difference between foreshadowing and flash forward?

What is it called when a writer jumps back in time in a story?