All events leading to the climax.

Words that have the same meaning.

Persuade, Inform, or Entertain.

The cells in your body have many different functions.

The feeling created by a literary work or passage.

What a passage is mostly about.

Third person point of view

The narrator is not a character in the story.

The turning point in the story.

The time and place a story happens.

Which of the following is true about the climax of a story?

It is the most suspenseful part.

Highlights the most important parts of the text.

Attitude of the author toward the audience and characters.

Characters, and setting are introduced.

An object, animal or idea is given human qualities.

First person point of view

The narrator is a character in a story

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Rising Action
The resolution of the story.
All events leading to the climax.
The turning point in the story.
The problem in the story.
2
Synonym
Words that are spelled the same.
Words that sound the same.
Words that have the opposite meaning.
Words that have the same meaning.
3
Theme
Language used to prove a point.
How a story sounds.
The message of the story.
The feeling a story gives you.
4
Author's purpose
Propose, Intense, or Explain.
Porpoise, Invest, or Engage.
Persuade, Inform, or Entertain.
Purpose, Intersect, or Experiment.
5
Main Idea
There are millions of cells in your body.
The cells in your body have many different functions.
Nerve cells are the most important cells in the body.
Blood cells fight infections.
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Faulty Reasoning
Predicting what is next.
False Logic.
Conclusion based on fact.
7
Mood
A topic in the story.
The feeling created by a literary work or passage.
A phrase not to be taken literally.
A moral or lesson.
8
Conflict
The beginning of the story
The turning point in the story.
The main problem of the story.
The end of the story.
9
A summary with always include the ______, and will never have _______,
Comparisons, contrast
Main idea, support.
Facts, objections.
BME, opinions.
10
Author's purpose: An essay on why we should not have uniforms.
informative
entertain
persuasive
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Main idea
What a passage is mostly about.
Opinions about the passage.
Details to help understand the passage.
Small parts of the passage.
12
Stanzas
The paragraphs of fiction.
The paragraphs of poetry.
The paragraphs of a drama.
The paragraphs of non-fiction.
13
Third person point of view
The narrator is the writer.
The narrator is a character in the story.
The narrator is non-existent.
The narrator is not a character in the story.
14
Identify POV: "I have to go to practice!" Jon said.
Third person
Second person
First person
15
Identify POV: Oh no! My dog is going to eat my cupcake!
First person
Second person
Third person
16
Climax
The beginning of the story.
The middle of the story.
The problem in the story.
The turning point in the story.
17
Identify POV. Chris loved chess. He practiced everyday.
Third Person
First Person
Second Person
18
Author's purpose: A letter from a boy to his parents on why he deserves a puppy.
persuade
inform
entertain
19
Author's purpose: A comic book
entertain
inform
persuade
20
Setting
The time and place a story happens.
The problem in the story.
The characters in the story.
Words the character uses.
21
Main Idea
It is hard to do things backwards.
Students had a backwards day.
Students failed their test.
Dessert is supposed to come last.
22
Which of the following is true about the climax of a story?
It is the most suspenseful part.
It shows what happened after the problem is solved.
You meet the main characters for the first time.
You learn about the main conflict.
23
Summary
Beliefs you make up on your own.
Opinions based on the text.
Highlights the most important parts of the text.
Saying the same thing in your own words.
24
Tone
Attitude of the author toward the audience and characters.
Attitude of the characters toward the author.
25
Exposition
Characters, and setting are introduced.
The ending of the story.
The author of the story.
The turning point in the story.
26
Main Idea
Jon can jump high.
How to throw a basketball.
Jon likes basketball
Jon makes a basket.
27
Personification
An object, animal or idea is given human qualities.
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'.
An extreme exaggeration.
A comparison not using 'like' or 'as'.
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First person point of view
The narrator is not a character in the story
The narrator is a character in a story
The narrator is non-existent.
The narrator is God
29
Antonym
Words with opposite meanings.
Words with the same meanings.
Words with duplicate meanings.
Words with composite meanings.
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Author's purpose: A restaurant menu
persuade
inform
entertain

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