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STAAR REVIEW for English 1 EOC Boot Camp
STAAR REVIEW for English 1 EOC Boot Camp
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What is a character or force in conflict with the main character called?
protagonist
autobiography
antagonist
nostalgic
2
What is the practice of using a person, thing, or object to represent an idea or concept?
tone
narrating
alliteration
symbolism
3
In nonfiction, which text structure shows similarities and differences between two things/ideas
problem and solution
allusion
monologue
compare and contrast
4
In all genres, what is the
writer's/speaker's attitude
toward the subject of their work called?
tone
simile
metaphor
mood
5
In all genres, what are the overall feelings a reader gets from a story called?
narrator
conflict
mood
tone
6
story of a person's life written by another person
analogy
biography
aside
autobiography
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In nonfiction which text structure starts with the most important point and ends with the least
order of importance
evidence
rhyme
cause and effect
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A struggle between two opposing forces in a work of fiction is called...
an inference
a conflict
a first person perspective
an audience
9
A comparison of two unlike things without using "like" or "as" is called...
a metaphor
character foils
an allusion
a hyperbole
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A sentence that compares two unlike things using "like" or "as" is called...
symbolism
an antagonist
an inference
a simile
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A logical guess based on evidence or reasoning is called an...
inference
simile
metaphor
narrative
12
In nonfiction what type of text structure presents information in the order in which it happens
chronological order
compare and contrast
soliloquy
cause and effect
13
In fiction, what occurs when the audience knows something that the characters do not?
situational irony
verbal irony
melodramatic irony
dramatic irony
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an account of the author's personal experiences
aside
biography
memoir
character foil
15
In drama, what are the major divisions (or chapters) called?
Scenes
Monologues
Acts
Stanzas
16
Language that uses words with a meaning that is different from the literal meaning...
personification
hyperbole
simile
figurative language
17
Who is the main character in a literary work?
memoir
protagonist
point of view
antagonist
18
In fiction, what is the when and where the story takes place, called?
point of view
theme
first person
setting
19
In drama, what is a long speech in which one character speaks at length to other character(s)?
monologue
compare and contrast
dramatic irony
soliloquy
20
A type of figurative language in which non-living things are given humanlike characteristics...
foreshadowing
flashback
personification
metaphor
21
What is the repetition of similar sounds at the end of words?
alliteration
imagery
allusion
rhyme
22
In drama, what is a long speech in which a character speaks at length to only themselves called
monologue
soliloquy
character foil
parallelism
23
A conversation between two characters in a work of fiction.
dialogue
claim
stage directions
soliloquy
24
When an author or character refers to something in the past a ____ occurs.
flashback
audience
imagery
evidence
25
In nonfiction, which text structure explains how things happen and why they happen?
chronological order
cause and effect
compare and contrast
character foil
26
In a work of fiction, who is the person telling the story?
perspective
narrator
cynical
point of view
27
When a character/author narrates the story with I, me, or my, the point of view is...
second person
first person limited
first person
third-person limited
28
A character that has traits that are exactly the opposite of the protagonist's is called a
sarcastic character
static character
character foil
nostalgic character
29
A universal message or lesson of a story a reader takes from literature is called..
dramatic irony
a theme
a biography
stage directions
30
Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
imagery
melodramatic
optimistic
thesis
31
In drama, where can readers learn about characters personalities, motivations, and significance
Prologues
Paragraphs
Dialogue
Stage Directions
32
What is the perspective from which the story is told, called?
point of view
melodramatic
memoir
evidence
33
In informational texts, what is the main idea of an essay when written in one sentence called?
order of importance
monologue
thesis
rhyme
34
In fiction and nonfiction, what is a reference to a well-known person, place, or event called?
analogy
claim
parallelism
allusion
35
An extreme exaggeration is referred to as...
a claim
foreshadowing
an audience
a hyperbole
36
When an author mentions or hints at something that will happen later in the story is called...
evidence
a claim
an argument
foreshadowing
37
Those who sleep 5-6 hours do just as well on exams as those who sleep 8-9 hours.
False
True
38
The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words is called..
imagery
alliteration
melancholy
rhyme
39
In drama, what is the information that describes the characters actions called?
expert opinion
monologue
aside
stage directions
40
Dressing in a way that makes a person feel confident helps them score higher on a test.
False: Clothes don't make a difference.
True: Dress for Success tomorrow!
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story of a person's life written by that person
autobiography
memoir
biography
nostalgic
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What do you call the group of people an author writes their essay/story for?
symbolism
narrator
audience
theme