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Mrs. Phillips' RRMS Milestones Review 1
Mrs. Phillips' RRMS Milestones Review 1
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What does the phrase "he would have given his right arm for a bicycle" mean?
He really, really wants a bicycle.
He wants to trade his bicycle for a unicycle.
He does not want a bicycle.
He wants a bionic arm.
2
_____________ is the way a conflict is solved at the end of the story.
Falling Action
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
3
Anna and Paul both brought _________ hamsters to class for pet day.
they
her
his
their
4
An example of a secondary source is a
autobiography
diary entry
biography
interview
5
What does the phrase "as happy as a clam" mean?
The person is very happy.
The person is sad.
The person has body odor.
The person likes oysters.
6
The basic information at the beginning of a story is the
resolution
exposition
plot
falling action
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Katherine wants to go into politics; she finds _____ so exciting.
it
them
their
its
8
A(n) ___________ is a statement that can be proved to be true or false.
opinion
persuasive argument
protagonist
fact
9
Using information in a story to draw a conclusion is an example of
idiom
flashback
inference
simile
10
If you needed to find out what an Egyptian pharaoh was, what would be the best resource?
atlas
magazine
encyclopedia
almanac
11
Some of the new books have more than four hundred pages in _______.
their
them
its
it
12
In first-person point of view, pronouns such as these are used.
I, we, us, our
they, them
and, but, or
it, its
13
Which word is
closest
in meaning to the verb laugh?
giggle
groan
grin
gasp
14
This point of view uses the pronoun "you."
second person
third-person limited
third-person omniscient
first person
15
In this point of view, the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character.
third-person omniscient
third-person limited
second person
first person
16
Which is a short retelling of a text in the reader's own words?
foreshadowing
main idea
summary
plagiarism
17
Which transition would most likely be used in the cause-and-effect text structure?
next
first of all
therefore
however
18
Leading up to the climax or high point of a story's plot is
falling action
rising action
exposition
resolution
19
A _______________ is when there is a pause in the story to describe an earlier event.
simile
idiom
flashback
foreshadowing
20
Which sentence has an
incorrect shift
in pronoun-antecedent agreement?
Each of the men knew he would not return.
An actor leads an exciting life because they travel.
The movie won awards, but it was not profitable.
21
A group of lines of poetry is called a ___________.
stanza
graphic
paragraph
visual element
22
What would be the structure of a paragraph telling how to plant and grow sunflowers?
chronological order
compare and contrast
problem and solution
similarity and difference
23
At the top of the plot curve is the most exciting part of the story or the
antagonist
resolution
climax
exposition
24
In this point of view, the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters.
third-person limited
second person
third-person omniscient
first person
25
The lady __________ he sat on the bus got off at Elm Street.
with who
with whom
to which
with what
26
A _______________ is the most important idea in a text.
main idea
protagonist
supporting detail
idiom
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en·nui
[ahn-wee, ahn-wee; Fr. ahn-nwee] n. a feeling of utter weariness
adverb
noun
adjective
pronoun
28
Which is an example of personification?
The grass is as dry as toast.
The grass is very dry.
The dry grass cried out for rain.
The dry grass crunched under my feet.
29
Writing about what two stories have in common and how they differ is
chronological order
problem and solution
compare and contrast
cause and effect
30
Which sentence has an
incorrect shift
in pronoun-antecedent agreement?
All of my shoes need their soles repaired.
An apprentice can learn to do a trade from their master.
Neither Kate nor Connie made any errors on her test.
31
_______________ is a clue about what is going to happen later in a story.
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Antagonist
Simile
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A _________ source is a firsthand account of a topic or event.
primary
secondary
persuasive
tertiary
33
When and where a story takes place is the
protagonist
plot
setting
resolution
34
I just won a brand new car____
!
,
.
?
35
A ________________ is a fact that describes, explains, or strengthens the main idea of a text.
supporting detail
antagonist
stanza
main idea
36
What is the meaning of the phrase "heart of gold"?
The heart is really made of gold.
The person's heart beats irregularly.
The person is thrifty.
The person is kind.
37
The leading character, hero, or heroine of a drama or other literary work.
antagonist
plot
protagonist
setting
38
The adversary of the hero or protagonist of a drama or other literary work
antagonist
resolution
plot
protagonist
39
Which is an example of a metaphor?
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The moon glows like a pearl in the sky.
The moon is a pearl in the sky.
It's raining cats and dogs.
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A(n) _____________ is a statement that cannot be proved, and not everyone will agree with it.
fact
protagonist
simile
opinion
41
What does the idiom "I'm all ears" mean?
Please don't talk to me.
You are loud.
I have many ears.
I am listening.
42
This story element is the problem in a story that needs to be resolved.
protagonist
conflict
antagonist
setting
43
Which is a fact?
Griffin is a great place to live.
Griffin has the best restaurants.
Everyone loves Griffin.
Griffin is 1,534 feet above sea level.
44
Which choice could be the theme of a story?
Be true to yourself.
Actions have consequences.
Hard work pays off.
Honesty is the best policy.
45
Choose the sentence in which the pronoun is correct.
One of the coaches left their clipboard on the bus.
One of the girls brought her pictures from the trip.
Some of the bread had mold on their bottom.
46
Which is NOT an example of a primary source?
artifact
journal entry
autobiography
biography
47
Where can someone look to find current events happening at the Empire State Building?
atlas
encyclopedia
newspaper
almanac
48
Why would a writer use figurative language?
To paint a picture for the reader.
To make a passage longer.
To make the passage shorter.
To add more complex sentences.
49
Which is an example of simile?
Mary is smart as a whip.
Mary is a sly fox.
Mary likes ice cream.
Mary is hungry.
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This is a great strategy for finding the main idea of a passage.
Search for any foreshadowing.
Come up with a title.
Look for similes.
Read it last.