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Review for 9th grade Literature and Composition Georgia Milestone Test
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Any event that continues to add conflict to the story
resolution
falling action
rising action
Climax
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The repetition of a word or group of words at the beginning of two or more successive verses.
anaphora
soliloquy
Monologue
alliteration
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Used to introduce a list, series, quotation, or formal statement.
period
Comma
Semi-colon
Colon
4
Which of the following is a
prepositional phrase?
Irena laughed hard.
Sean was in the bathroom
Fred saw the new movie yesterday
I like the new teacher.
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Combine the following two sentence --> Gloria is coming to the party. Gloria is bringing Sandy.
Gloria is coming to the party or is bringing Sandy.
Gloria is coming to the party: Gloria is bringing Sandy.
Gloria is coming to the party, Gloria is bringing Sandy.
Gloria is coming to the party, and she is bringing Sandy.
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Writing based on facts, real events, and real people, such as biography or history is called...
nonfiction
fiction
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The atmosphere of a story; the feeling the reader gets
plot
characterization
narration
Mood
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Which text structure explains what happens and why it happened?
cause and effect
problem and solution
sequence
compare and contrast
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A reference to a specific place, historical event, famous literary figure or work of art.
symbolism
illusion
Allusion
extended metaphor
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A tornado blew the roof off the house, so the family had to find another place to live.
compare and contrast
sequence
cause and effect
descriptive
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Language that communicates meanings beyond the literal meanings of words.
Figurative Language
Style
Literal language
Voice
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The emotional and imaginative association surrounding a word is called
connotation
denotation
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Name the figurative language: "We're going to have to let you go."
Hyperbole
Euphemism
Idiom
Pun
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Which text structure compares how things are alike and different?
problem and solution
sequence
cause and effect
compare and contrast
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Jimmy had to get to school, but his dad said he couldn’t drive him. Jimmy walked instead.
compare and contrast
sequence
problem and solution
cause and effect
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The underlying message about life the writers want the reader to understand.
Tone
Theme
Style
Voice
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Which of these is NOT a conflict type.
Man vs self
Man vs Man
Man vs Friend
Man vs Nature
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Name the figurative language: "My backpack weighs 1000 pounds!"
Pun
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Euphemisim
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Name the figurative language: "Lenard's lizard likes leaping longhorns."
Pun
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Personification
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Plays or films about a central character that end with a sad or unfortunate outcome.
Dialogue
Comedy
Tragedy
Drama
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First, order your food. Second, pay the cashier. Third, sit down. Four, eat your food.
cause and effect
compare and contrast
sequence
problem and solution
22
Which sentence is written correctly?
We are currently in sweet Valley, Pennsylvania.
We are currently in Sweet Valley, pennsylvania.
We are currently in Sweet Valley, Pennsylvania.
We are currently in sweet valley, Pennsylvania.
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The author's use of language, or words, in a story.
diction
dialogue
resolution
climax
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The perspective, or outlook from which a story is told.
Setting
Point of view
Plot
Foreshadowing
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This separates independent clauses that are NOT joined by a conjunction.
Colon
comma
semi-colon
period
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The main character in a story
protagonist
antagonist
plot
resolution
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Someone robbed the Sheriff's Department.
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
regular irony
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The literary device that is used to create a mental image for the reader by evoking the senses.
Symbolism
Irony
Allusion
Imagery
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The struggle between two or more opposing forces.
Plot
falling action
Conflict
rising action
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An extended metaphor is also called
a symbol
a long metaphor
the theme
an allegory
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We yell at Romeo not to take the poison because we know Juliet is really alive.
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
none of the above
32
Which sentence is written correctly?
Romeo loved Rosaline; she did not love Romeo.
Romeo loved Rosaline but she did not love him.
Tybalt yelled, lunged and swinging his sword.
Romeo loved Rosaline, but she did not love Romeo.
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Name the figurative language: "Lightning danced across the sky.
Alliteration
Simile
Personification
Imagery
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Combine ---> I like playing basketball. I like playing football. I like playing baseball.
I like playing basketball football and baseball.
I like playing basketball and football and baseball.
I like playing basketball, football, baseball.
I like playing basketball, football, and baseball.
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The narrator can see everything and everywhere, even relating to the characters.
First person
Third person Omiscient
Second Person
Third person limited
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A form of a verb that comes after the word "to" and acts as a noun, adjective or adverb.
preposition
participle
infinitive
gerunds
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A comparison between two thing that runs through the entire story.
Metaphor
Extended metaphor
Foreshadowing
Allusion
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Punctuation used before and after quotations, appositives, and a conjunction.
Semi-Colon
Comma
Period
Colon
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A form of a verb that acts as a noun.
Participle phrases
participle
appositive
gerund
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Using words whose sounds suggest their meaning.
simile
alliteration
Onomatopoeia
personification
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Which text structure tells an order of events?
sequence
cause and effect
compare and contrast
problem and solution
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Giving the audience a glimpse of what is going to happen in a story.
Allusion
Irony
Exposition
Foreshadowing
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The strict dictionary definition of a word
denotation
connotation
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Name the figurative language: "The loud boom of the firewoorks scared the kids."
Simile
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Pun
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Name the figurative language: "She is as tall as a giraffe."
Metaphor
Simile
Pun
Personification
46
Penguins and Cardinals are similar and different. They both are birds, but penguins can't fly.
cause and effect
compare and contrast
sequence
problem and solution
47
Which sentence is written correctly?
"Are you going to the game?" Julie asked.
Are you going to the game. Julie asked.
Are you going to the game? Julie asked.
"Are you going to the game," Julie asked.
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Punctuation error in which two independent clauses joined by a comma, with no conjunction.
Fragment
comma Splice
Run-on
Misplaced modifier
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A written work that is NOT prose but has rhythm and rhyme
allegory
allegory
Poetry
Short Story
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A short remark made by a character on stage, to the audience.
monologue
soliloquy
dialogue
aside
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Name the figurative language: "Life is a roller coaster- full of ups and downs."
Metaphor
Pun
Hyperbole
Simile
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A repeating of similar sounds in words that appear as the last words of a line of poetry.
Rhyme
Meter
Rhythm
Rhyme Scheme
53
Which sentence is written correctly?
We are going to the baseball game on Wednesday, March 25th.
We are going to the baseball game on Wednesday, march 25th.
We are going to the baseball game on wednesday, March 25th.
We are going to the baseball game on wednesday, march 25th.
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When the narrator tells the story from his/her own point of view
Third person omniscient
Second Person
First Person
Third person limited
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Conversation between two or more people.
actions
narration
influences
dialogue
