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When an author provides clues or hints about the future in a story:
flashback
foreshadowing
conclustion
context
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The sequence of events in fiction or drama:
conflict
climax
plot
conclusion
3
A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea:
subject
verb
pronoun
noun
4
The words spoken by the characters in a drama or story:
diction
speaker
conversation
dialogue
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The author's or narrator's attitude toward a subject:
mood
setting
tone
topic
6
A guess based on information and evidence in a text and the reader's prior knowledge
introduction
inference
narration
quote
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The perspective from which a story is told:
narrator
narrative
point of view
drama
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A narrator that is in the story and tells the story from his point of view:
first-person
narrator
second-person
third-person
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When reading the passages, be sure to
annotate (hashtag)
sleep
read them backwards
cry
10
A major division of a play:
stanza
act
paragraph
line
11
Which word has a positive connotation?
cocky
arrogant
smug
confident
12
In drama, a long speech delivered by one character to another:
speech
dialogue
monologue
sililoquy
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A comparison of two unalike things, using the words like or as:
metaphor
simile
personification
oxymoron
14
The students were ready for the test, and they knew they could pass it. This sentence is:
complex
compound complex
compound
simple
15
An indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or object in a literary work:
poetry
analogy
allusion
imagery
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The bulk of a story, during which the character works to resolve the problem:
resolution
conclusion
rising action
story
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Which word has a negative connotation?
motivated
ambitious
determined
pushy
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A list of sources cited in a research paper:
bibliography
glossary
connotation
table of contents
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A speech delivered by one character while alone on stage:
speech
stanza
story
sililoquy
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The problems that the characters in a story must solve:
context
climax
question
conflict
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A shorter division of an act in drama:
sentence
act
play
scene
22
A word's dictionary definition:
denotation
root
connotation
synonym
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When the reader or audience knows something that a character does not:
narrative
dramatic irony
personification
foreshadowing
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A character who serves as a contrast to another character:
protagonist
foil
sandpaper
hero
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The emotional associations carried or implied by a word:
connotation
root
suffix
denotation
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A literary work intended to be performed by actors for an audience:
verse
dialogue
drama
story
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The narrator is not a character in the story:
narrator
second-person
first-person
third-person
28
What is the very first thing you should do on the test tomorrow?
the end
cry
essay (the writing)
read all the passages 3 times
29
The turning point in a plot when a character deals directly with a conflict:
conclustion
plot
dialogue
climax
30
When writing your essay, be sure to:
use a variety of sentences
all of these
restate the prompt in a thesis statement
use a specific example to illustrate your point
31
A comparison of similar qualities between two things that are not similar:
alliteration
analogy
antonym
allusion
32
The persons for whom an author writes a text:
speaker
readers
audience
students
33
A set of lines in a poem:
rhyme
stanza
paragraph
sentence
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A word that shows action or a state of being:
noun
verb
pronoun
adjective
35
The central message or lesson of a literary work:
theme
mood
lesson
plot
36
When working on the revising portion of the test:
read the sentences in your head and listen for a pause
pay close attention to punctuation
remember the sentence structures that we discussed
all of these
37
What should you always use while taking the test?
your neighbor's answers
dictionary
a pillow
a cheat sheet
38
Tonight you should:
binge-watch Netflix
play video games until the sun comes up
get a good night's sleep
cry
39
A person or animal in a story, play, or poem:
hero
dialogue
character
villian
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The location and time in which a story takes place:
setting
stage
story
scene
41
What is the most important sentence in your essay?
hook
thesis
question
the last one
42
An extreme exaggeration:
personification
assonance
hyperbole
simile
43
Giving an animal or object human-like qualities:
metaphor
oxymoron
simile
personification
44
A comparison of two unlike things:
personification
metaphor
irony
oxymoron
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After taking the STAAR test, the students were relieved and very confident. This sentence is
compound complex
compound
complex
simple
46
Literature written in verse or in short lines:
Novel
Drama
Poetry
Short Story
47
The ending of a story, when the conflict is resolved:
character
plot
conflict
resolution
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Words that have the opposite meaning:
synonym
analogy
antonym
allusion
49
The main idea of an essay or a research paper:
conclusion
sentence
introduction
thesis
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An essay that explains and analyzes a topic:
narrative
persuasive
literary
expository