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Essential Skills Quiz
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All evidence is important and carries the same weight.
False
True
2
A
claim
is:
the problem/struggle between two opposing forces in a story.
Writing that attempts to show life as it really is.
Writing that deals with life in a humorous way
an assertion of something as fact. An argument.
3
Collaborative conversations are important:
to adjust your viewpoints and refine your ideas of a subject
to be able to copy off of other students
to be able to get out of doing hard work
To reach new understanding about a topic
4
The picture is an example of:
Annotating
Textual evidence
A Plot Diagram
Romantic Poetry
5
Although some men are
loquacious
,
others hardly talk at all
is an example of:
an embedded definition
a dictionary definition
critical reading
a contrast/antonym context clue
6
A question or comment that captures what you are reading is called:
An annotation
A claim
A context clue
An evaluation
7
The definition for
essential
is:
a technique writer uses to create and develop a character
a word or phrase that appeals to the reader’s senses
written down from the past
Absolutely necessary; extremely important.
8
In textual evidence,
every
detail can be a clue to its intent, meaning, or context
False
True
9
English is:
Essays. Essays everywhere.
I love annotating. Annotating's my favorite.
Spoken by 1.5 Billion people
Can we read now?
10
A context clue is:
a prediction regarding the plot of a story
the author's description of the setting
a hint in the text at an unfamiliar word
the intention of the author in a piece of writing
11
A
word
,
phrase
,
sentence
, or
paragraph
that leads you to an inference or idea about a text is:
an essential term
textual evidence
a narrative
a theme
12
Critical Reading often involves:
Asking questions about the text
Staring off into space and checking Snapchat
Annotating
Thinking about what you read
13
A short, concise answer, that includes supporting evidence from the text is called:
a claim
a text dependent response
Analysis
an annotation
14
In relation to annotating, TAR stands for:
Track, Ask Questions, Respond
Taco, Alpaca, Rabies
Teach, Articulate, Read
Theme, Analogy, Repetition
15
In Tennessee, it is a crime to:
Eat Roadkill for breakfast
Feed canned dog food to pigs
Share your Netflix password
Use a lasso to catch a fish
16
His
pertinacity,
or stubbornness, is the cause of most of his trouble
is an example of:
an adverb
a synonym context clue
a text dependent response
an interjection
