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Unit 1 and 2 Review
Unit 1 and 2 Review
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1
Similes compare two or more things without using like or as
False
True
2
Anna Quindlen's text is about....
how children read more than adults and they enjoy it more too
her memories of moving to a new house with her family
the modes of rhetoric and how to read like a writer
her feelings about how reading made her what she is today....a writer
3
Narratives
come together through the use of : sensory descriptions, attention to detail, and a dominant impression
False
True
4
Reading is the first step in the "reading like a writer" process
False
True
5
Which action is part of the "previewing" process?
thinking about your purpose and expectations for reading a text
making notes of clues you find in the text
annotate and closely examine word choice, tone, theme, etc..
summarize what you have read in your own words
6
Narratives are arranged______________, while descriptive writing is organized by___________.
specific concrete details, memory
chronologically, physical location
using tense consistency, chronology
point of view, the order of events
7
E.B. White wrote "Back to the Lake"
True
False
8
Which piece of textual evidence provides a good example of "Infantilizing"?
"Desiree's face became suffused with a glow that was happiness itself"
"The little one awoke in his arms and began to cry..."
"mere ordinary people like John and myself"
" He....hardly lets me stir without special direction"
9
There are ________ steps to read like a writer
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Christian Jensen provides the building blocks for writing a descriptive essay in his TED Talk.
False
True
11
Adiche shares examples of "single stories" -which she warns are...
magical and stem from childhood memories of reading and rereading
based on classroom structure (raising hands, book circles, "book it" clubs)
detrimental, they cause stereotypes and only one side of the truth is told
necessary for writers to express one sided views.
12
Themes in the female written stories from Unit 2 could be described as having....
clear views on religion in the home and traditional views of parenting
comments on the role of women, structure of marriage, and independence
considerations on the ties of family and how important those bonds are
strong opinions on mixed race marriages and childhood memories
13
Previewing
a text means looking it over to get a rough sense of its subject, author, context, length, etc..
True
False
14
An example of exposition in a plot is....
"Little Miss Muffet sat down to eat her curds and whey"
"A spider came along"
"Little Miss Muffet saw a spider and was frightened"
"Little Miss Muffet ran away, frightened"
15
Previewing the title of "Night" immediately reveals.....
that Atwood has a deep hatred/fear for this time/setting
the significance of using one word in a story's title
that this story is part of a larger text/book
that darkness may be central part of the plot
16
"More Room" is a descriptive essay written by Anna Quindlen
False
True
17
What are the two types of description?
thematic and subjective
memory and physical details
objective and non-objective
objective and subjective
18
Quindlen disagrees with a fellow writer and states that adults read books for educational and financial reasons only.
True
False
19
Glancing at the title, subheadings, the length, author name/bio, and any preface to the text is __________
analyzing
previewing
responding
reading
20
"begets" means......
grudge holding
take away
bring about/give rise to
state of being
21
Description appeals to.....
the senses
litte, brief narrative stories
events and how they are presented
the ability to be persuaded
22
Chris Wiewiora's story is a non-fiction piece about the struggles of minimum wage jobs.
True
False
23
Responding to a text is the final part of Reading Like a Writer
True
False
24
Suspense is created in "The Yellow Wallpaper" through...
characterization of John and the baby
the descriptions of the ocean and how it builds to crashing waves
time constraints-the title and the rushed pace of the story
intrusions on "Jane's" writing, ****** used to show breaks in writing
25
Most descriptive writing is only objective.
True
False
