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SBAC ELA review - Grade 7
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7th grade ELA SBAC terms review
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1
The
perspective
from which a story is told
mood
tone
theme
point of view
2
On the SBAC, some questions will allow you to select more than the correct number of answers.
False
True
3
a
problem
in a story between two opposing forces is called...
Conflict
Dialogue
Rising Action
Climax
4
What is an "antonym?"
a word with an opposite meaning
a metaphor
a figure of speech
a word with the same meaning
5
Author's purpose or message is the reason why they wrote a text/what they want the reader to learn.
true
false
6
Plot is the sequence of events and structure in which a story is told
True
False
7
When taking any test, you SHOULD...
take your time
do your BEST work
all of these things!
read, reread, and look for evidence in the text
8
I can't look up some words on SBAC. To figure out an
unknown
word, I can...
look for clues
read the sentences around it
All of these things
look at the root or base word
9
When choosing text evidence that supports an answer, always pick the one that is ENTIRELY/MOST true
False
True
10
Argumentative writing is most effective when backed up by...
personal opinion
credible sources, logic, and facts
nothing
11
The deeper meaning or life lesson of the story
main idea
theme
summary
12
What the
opposing
side of an argument is called a....
rebuttal
counterclaim
counterargument
opposite
13
Dialogue is when two or more characters are speaking to one another and written in "quotes", the teacher explained.
True
False
14
Proving why the opposing side is wrong is called a....
counterargument or rebuttal
conclusion
counterclaim
introduction
15
If the test question says "Provide details or evidence to support you answer" you should...
RESTATE and ANSWER the question being asked
CITE textual evidence and EXPLAIN how your evidence support your answer
all of these things!
Check for correct capitals, punctuation, and spelling
16
When taking the SBAC, 1-2 sentences is totally fine for a written response.
True
False; it should be a paragraph (5 sentences)
17
To "infer" or make an "inference" means to
write a 5-paragraph paper
persuade
guess
use clues to make an educated guess
18
The feeling created IN THE READER by a literary work or passage
imagery
tone
mood
theme
19
What is a "synonym?"
a summary
a word with a similar/same meaning
a word that means the opposite
using the words "like" or "as" to compare
20
The setting of a story is...
where the main character lives
the way the story ends
what happens in the story
when and where the story takes place
21
Written responses should include transitional words and phrases, such as...
All of these!
For example, according to the text it says....
All in all....
This demonstrates that....
22
The most exciting part of the story/the moment the reader was waiting for is called the...
falling action
exposition
rising action
climax
23
Which word should be capitalized?
connecticut
school
city
teacher
24
Good test takers...
get done first
speed through the test
take 3 weeks to finish the test
read the text more than once
25
"Provide details to support your answer" means
make up an answer
guess
find a quote from the text to support your answer
skip that part of the question
26
How can you make an
INFERENCE
the theme of a text?
through character actions
all of the above
through conflict
through dialogue
27
To "compare" means to...
look for differences
look a word up in the dictionary
write a summary
look for similarities
28
What is a
central
or
main
idea?
the deeper meaning or life lesson learned.
the author's main point/what the story is mainly about.
29
Theme
is the same as central/main idea.
False
True
30
Which quote is
cited
correctly?
"Jamal glanced at the clock" myers.
"Jamal glanced at the clock" -Myers 19.
"Jamal glanced at the clock." (Myers 19).
"Jamal glanced at the clock" (Myers 19).
