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1
A word that describes an action...
verb
conjunction
adverb
noun
2
The exposition or beginning of the story does NOT include...
setting
resolution
characters
dialogue
3
This type of text includes short stories, poems, and novels.
Persuasive
Literature
Informational
Limericks
4
The author's feelings on or opinion of the subject of the text can be described as...
tone
mood
character
dialogue
5
The character that causes trouble for the main character
witch
protagonist
sidekick
antagonist
6
We know a lot about this character
round
dynamic
square
flat
7
When quoting or paraphrasing someone else's words, we much cite our source to avoid...
Persuasion
Plagiarism
Literature
Textual Evidence
8
This is when the outcome is different from what was expected...
conclusion
irony
obvious
climax
9
This character does
not
change throughout the story...
round
static
dynamic
flat
10
This type of text includes newspaper articles, editorials, and textbooks.
technical
literary
narrative
informational
11
The setting of a story can be described as...
the exposition
the action
where and when it takes place
the resolution
12
The first three questions I should ask myself about the prompt before I begin writing are...
How, When, Where
What if, When will, How did
When, Where, Who
Who, What, Why
13
"I need to pick up apples, bread and milk at the store."
Where does the comma go?
after up
after store
after and
after bread
14
"The trees danced in the wind"
is an example of
Symbolism
Idiom
Personification
Metaphor
15
The best source of evidence when explaining my answer is...
a statistic I'm pretty sure I remember correctly
whatever the person beside me wrote
evidence from the text
something I read on Instagram
16
When an author overly exaggerates, it is an example of
Onomotopoeia
Idiom
Simile
Hyperbole
17
This type of poetry does not have a set format or rhyme scheme...
limerick
narrative
haiku
free verse
18
An argumentative/persuasive essay
must
include:
characters
counterclaim
a poem
a climax
19
Write an article for the newspaper to convince others to help save the environment.
Purpose?
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
20
The feeling the reader gets during/after reading the text...
inference
mood
connotation
tone
21
Write a letter to your parents to convince them to visit your favorite restaurant.
Purpose?
Entertain/Tell A Story
Inform
Persuade
22
When an author references a famous person, thing, or event from history in their text...
textual evidence
inference
metaphor
allusion
23
The pattern of end words of each line of poetry that rhyme is called...
free verse
rhyme
alliteration
rhyme scheme
24
The three types of writing are persuasive, informative, and...
lists
technical
argumentative
narrative
25
Explain how you solved the math problem.
Purpose?
Entertain
Inform
Persuade
26
Write a narrative from the perspective of someone who lived through the war.
Purpose?
Entertain
Persuade
Inform
27
Write an essay describing the main characters.
Purpose?
Entertain
Persuade
Inform