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1
What are two types of context clues?
synonym/antonym
synonym/literal
literal/figurative
antonym/figurative
2
What is the
main
purpose of "falling action" in a story?
It gives authors a way to show how characters have changed.
Without "falling action," the plot would be incomplete.
After the FA the story winds down to its conclusion.
It tells why a character is important.
3
Where do you find the main idea in a non-fiction article?
introduction
resolution
conclusion
exposition
4
What is the order of the typical plot sequence?
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action,resolution
Rising action, exposition, climax, falling action,resolution
Resolution, exposition, rising action, falling action,climax
Exposition, rising action, falling action, climax,resolution
5
Which of the following is an example of literary non fiction?
Speeches
Short Story
Dramas
Poetry
6
Which are techniques used in a video recording of a story that affect or impact the listener?
character voice
lighting
visual setting
visual characterization
7
What is a theme?
The life lesson the author teaches through the story
The decision the character makes to succeed in life
The person who works against the protagonist
The problems that occur throughout a piece of fiction
8
How do synonyms
best
help readers to figure out the meaning of unknown words?
They signal a word with the opposite meaning will be used
They are listed in a dictionary or thesaurus
They restate the word with a word that has similar meaning.
They provide an example of the word in the sentence
9
What is the difference between explicit and implicit ideas?
Implicit must be inferred, and explicit is stated directly.
Explicit must be inferred, and implicit is stated directly.
Explicit always appears; implicit sometimes appear in texts.
Both help readers draw conclusions, but only imp. are facts
10
What is an explicit idea?
an idea that can be drawn from details in the text
an idea that readers infer from ideas in the text
an idea that is stated directly in the text
an idea that is implied from reading the text
11
At which point in the plot are characters introduced?
Resolution
Falling Action
Rising Action
Exposition
12
What is paraphrasing?
citing someone else's ideas in your work
copying someone else's ideas into your work
paragraph that contains the main idea and details of a text
putting an idea written by another writer into your words
13
What are three techniques used in an audio recording of a story that affect the listener?
lighting
sound effects
music
character voice
14
Which of the following
best
describes an anecdote?
A detail that adds information about a key individual
A story that introduces an idea or individual
A particular instance that helps readers understand an idea
A small piece of information that illustrates the main point
15
What is the meaning of "implicit"?
Stated from evidence
Stated directly
Implied by the text
Found in a text
16
Where in the plot pattern do we see the tension peak?
Rising Action
Conclusion
Resolution
Climax
17
Which of these steps to writing a summary is out of order?
2.Paraphrase the main idea from each section into your words
4. Read the text.
1. Separate the text into sections.
3. Arrange these main ideas into a paragraph.
