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E.L.A. 10 Regents Preparation & Literary Elements
E.L.A. 10 Regents Preparation & Literary Elements
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E.L.A. 10 & New York State Common Core English Language Arts Regents Review Game.
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At least how many of the three texts or articles must you cite for the argument essay?
1
2
All of them.
3
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Pow. Blam. Splat. Crash. Snap. Pop. These are all examples of:
All of the above.
Tone.
Onomatopoeia
Personification.
3
Two types of conflict in the story ...
Detailed and Vague.
Direct and Indirect.
Internal versus External.
Ideal versus Fantasy.
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All of the following are literary elements EXCEPT ...
Prediction ...
Figurative Language
Point of View
Characterization
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This is NOT an acceptable form of professional language in a formal essay.
It is clear ...
I believe ...
It is evident ...
One can see ...
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Personification is ...
Descriptive details of the characters and place in the plot.
The feeling in the story.
Giving human traits to non-living things.
Another term for figurative language.
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Which word(s) is synonymous with theme?
Symbolism.
Characterization.
Imagery.
Message ... Life lesson.
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What is the first sentence in a body paragraph?
Hook
Details.
Topic sentence.
None of the above.
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A counter-claim is meant to:
show both sides of the argument.
prove why the other side is weaker than your own.
argue that the other side is better.
make the essay unnecessarily long.
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This term is considered an educated guess or conclusion based on text evidence.
Metaphor
Simile
Inference
Contrast
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Diction is the ...
Author's choice of words in a text.
The feeling in a story.
Structure of a non-fiction essay.
Style of a text.
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What is tone?
The feeling in a story.
Something that represents something else.
The way the speaker says something in a story.
An educated guess or conclusion based on evidence.
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You should not use this word in a formal essay writing prompt.
"I"
Me
"My"
All Choices.
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"Also" ... "Nevertheless" .... "Furthermore" ... "Therefore" ... are all examples of:
Transition Words
Claims
Cars
Evidence
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What is a simile?
Comparison of two things without "like" or "as".
Comparison of two things with "like" or "as".
Something that represents something else in a story.
The feeling in the story.
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What is symbolism?
The way a speaker says something in a story.
Comparing two things with "like" or "as".
Something that represents something else.
When a non-living object is given human traits.
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Which is a higher-level question?
Who is the main character?
Where does the story take place?
What does the story's conflict reveal about human nature?
What is the name of the story's female character?
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What is mood?
A non-living thing given human traits in a story.
A recurring symbol in a story.
An educated guess or conclusion based on evidence.
The feeling in the story.
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How many paragraphs are required for our argument essay?
10
2
5
2-3
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A successful strategy on the multiple choice ...
All of the above.
Read the questions before reading the passage.
Eliminate the answer choices you know aren't correct.
Annotate in the margins.
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What element is absolutely essential to support a claim?
Evidence.
Symbolism.
Higher-level vocabulary.
Details.
22
Imagery is ...
A conflict (problem) within a character.
Vivid description of things and people in the text.
A turning point in the story.
Also known as the setting.
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The part of the essay where the writer tries to disprove the opposition's side is the...
Counter-Claim.
Conclusion.
The topic sentence.
Thesis.
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This character is the central character or hero in a story ...
Protagonist.
Dynamic.
Antagonist.
Static.
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The term contrast means ...
The state of being different from something ...
A comparison between two things ...
To restrict ...
An educated guess or conclusion based on evidence ...
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When a character is humanized, it means:
a fictional creature is turned into a human being.
when a non-living thing is given human traits.
the writer made that person engaged in conflict.
the author makes that individual more sympathetic or real.
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This refers to the action of characters in a narrative speaking to one another.
Syntax.
Diction.
Dialogue.
Irony.
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This refers to the time and place in a story ...
Setting
Central Idea
Tone
Mood
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A term synonymous with message or theme:
Symbolism
Conflict
Central Idea
Central Character
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Which is a specific phrase that would be included in the counter-claim sentence?
Some may argue...The opposition does not understand that...
Furthermore, it is evident that ...
It is evident ...
Ultimately, one could argue ...
