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2023 8th Grade ELA - Unit 1 Exam Review
2023 8th Grade ELA - Unit 1 Exam Review
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Amplify Unit - 8A: Narratives & Perspective
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1
Which type of detail would you use to speed up the moment?
Character Emotions
A character's thoughts
Environmental Details
Rapid Dialogue
2
Which of the following is NOT a type of sensory detail?
How something behaves
How something feels
How something looks
How something smells
3
Which characters in "Going Solo" did NOT share any dialogue?
Dahl & Jumping Pilot
Dahl & David Coke
Dahl & The Corporal
Dahl & Mrs. Trefusis
4
What is the purpose of these details? ... it was springtime and the sky a milky-blue and the air just pleasantly warm.
To help the reader imagine the setting.
To explain the locations in WWII.
To reveal theme.
To show the conflict he faces.
5
What quality did Kaitlyn's school encourage in debate?
Rationality
Objectivity
Intelligence
Experience
6
Which of the following is true about central idea?
It is the point an author is making on a topic.
It is revealed by the author's tone.
It is universal.
It is like a one sentence summary.
7
What is the mood created with this quote?
Confusion
Joy
Exhaustion
Sympathy
8
Which personal narrative involves a new military recruit heading into World War II?
"Fish Cheeks" by Amy Tan
"Life of Pi" by Yann Martel
"My Mother's Garden" by Kaitlyn Greenidge
"Going Solo" by Roald Dahl
9
Which of these are not one of the 3 ways to add detail to your writing?
Describe the way an action is done.
Use imagery
Provide dialogue
Add facts
10
What is useful to revealing theme?
all of these
the author's tone
characters actions and their consequences
lessons a character learns
11
What is the corporal's tone: "Y
ou bring it (the plane) all the way from ruddy Egypt to this godforsaken place!?"
excited
comedic
bossy
frustrated
12
The
topic
for the main theme in "My Mother's Garden" is...
poverty
gardening
school
family
13
This means paying close attention to the choices that writers make and thinking about why they made those choices.
Telling rather than Showing
Writing like a Reader
Reading like a Writer
Showing rather than Telling
14
The following is an example of what?
Amy learned to take pride in her Chinese heritage after an embarrassing meal.
Central idea
Theme
15
How would you describe the personality traits of the Corporal (first) and David Cook (second)?
Uncaring; Caring
Caring; Uncaring
16
Which of the following writing techniques is NOT an example of Vivid Details?
Actions
Sensory Details
Text Evidence
Dialogue
17
Which of the follow was not a setting of the story "My Mother's Garden" by Kaitlyn Greenidge?
Garden
School
Apartment
Playground
18
The following is an example of what?
To teach a lesson, kindness can be more powerful than punishment.
Central Idea
Theme
19
Within which perspective did Amy learn to appreciate her mother's lesson?
Younger Amy
Older Amy
20
Which of the following describes 2nd-Person Point of View?
Reader's Perspective (You)
Outsider's Perspective (They)
Narrator's Perspective (I)
21
Which of the following refers to describing, without explicitly stating, an emotion in one's writing?
Telling
Showing
22
These decribe actions perfectly. They can capture the image, emotion, and impact of the action.
Sensory Details
Emotional Showing
Dialogue
Strong Verbs
23
"Crash, bang, wallop!" This would be an example of what?
They way an action is done.
A noisy plane
David Coke's humor
imagery
24
This is quote is an example of what?
all of the above
imagery
vivid verbs
showing
25
In which scene did the author of "Fish Cheeks" slow down the narrative to show greatest detail?
The Kitchen
Mother-Daughter Talk
Christmas Dinner
Guests Arrive
26
Which of the following sentences is TELLING, rather than SHOWING emotion?
David Coke stared at me as though he were seeing a ghost.
“As you don’t seem to know anything at all, I’d better try to help you.”
“I was in the Battle of Britain before I came here. That was bad enough…”
He was warm-hearted and breave and generous.
27
What is the author's tone in this quote?
fascinated
frustrated
bored
angry
28
Which word means to write exclusively about one moment or idea in order to fully develop it?
Speed Up
Tell
Focus
Show
29
Who does Dahl describe as "
warm-hearted and brave and generous, and ...we becoame close friends
"?
David Coke
Himself
Mrs. Trefusis
The corporal
30
I saw planes with pieces of metal flying off their fuselages. I saw the bright-red flashes coming from the wings"
This creates a furious mood.
This is an example of 2nd person point of view.
This is an exmple of telling.
This reveals an overwhelmed tone.