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7th Grade English Language Arts Vocabulary
7th Grade English Language Arts Vocabulary
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The events leading up to the climax
rising actions
narrative
falling action
exposition
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The turning point of a story
rising action
climax
setting
falling action
3
When the narrator knows the thoughts and feeling of all characters
third person limited
first person
second person
third person ominisient
4
The problem in the story
external
internal
conflict
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Part of the story we are introduced to the characters and setting
resolution
preposition
climax
exposition
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Giving human traits to animals or objects
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
alliteration
7
A phrase used to compare two unlike objects using
like
or
as
.
Metaphor
Narrative
Simile
Theme
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What are the two types of text evidence?
implicit and example
implicit and explicit
reasons and details
internal and external
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"He is as big as a whale" is also an example of
simile
metaphor
10
Antagonist
hero in a story
fights alongside hero
fights against hero
the main character
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"She is a flower" is a
verb
setting
simile
metaphor
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What does explicit evidence mean:
evidence that makes assumptions about characters
evidence that can only be read by people 13 or older
evidence that needs to be monitored by the FCC
evidence that is directly stated
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The most important character in a story is the
Protagonist
Narrator
Antagonist
Author
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hyperbole
feeling
simile
adjective
exaggeration
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A story that uses I, we, me is written in
arguement
first person
third person
second person
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Theme is
action words
plot diagram
descriptive words
the lesson or message
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Sight, sound, smell, taste, touch, feeling are
places
adjectives
used in sensory writing
narratives
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Speaking directly to the reader using the word you
third person
first person
second person
19
A phrase used to compare two unlike objects: "He is a lion."
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
pronoun
20
An informational piece of writing is
not true
non-fiction
false
fiction
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Define infer.
To locate or find information.
To locate supporting details.
To define something.
To guess, reason or conclude based on evidence.
22
Sensory language uses
is the lesson or message
is the time and place
uses the senses to describe
23
what is a onomatapieoa?
a comparison not using like or as
a sound word
a pair of glasses
a comparison using like or as
24
Narratives can be real or created
True
False
25
"He was as big as a whale" is an example of...
metaphor
narrative
hyperbole
theme
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The setting in a story is
when
time and place
where
answers 1,2,3
27
A character who makes a change throughout the story
flat
static
supporting
dynamic
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The events of a story
resolution
exposition
climax
plot
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Conflict or struggle from an outside force
solution
problem
external
internal
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A conflict or struggle within the character
external
internal
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Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
alliteration
simile
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
