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Language Arts year end review - 7th grade #la7review
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The turning point of the story or point of most excitement is called the...
Setting
Characterization
Plot
Climax
2
In a short story, the author's message about life is called the...
Characterization
Setting
Theme
Plot
3
A group of sentences on the same topic is called a...
Story
Sentence
Paragraph
Subject
4
The cat said to his owner, "Whoever heard of a talking dog?" This is...
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
5
An imaginary story that can be written in first or third point of view is called:
Non-fiction text
Fictional Text
Informational Text
6
a comparison of two unlike things saying one thing
is
another thing
Onomotopoeia
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
7
There is only one theme per story.
True
False
8
An article discussing the similarities and differences of two ideas is -
Compare/Contrast
Chronological Order
Fiction
Problem/Solution
9
An essay to write on the AIR test is usually -
8 paragraphs or more
1 paragraph
3-6 paragraphs
2-3 paragraphs
10
The first sentences of a short answer response should
Hook the reader's attention
Have textual evidence
Be factual only
Answer the question directly
11
The ways an author reveals a character's traits are...
Friends, feelings, looks, parents, words
Thoughts, actions, words, choices, feelings
A reference to another piece of literature
Words, clothes, school, feelings
12
Fictional Narrative Text includes:
Poems
Novels
Short stories
All of them
13
The part of the story that tells us where and when it takes place is called the...
Rising action
Setting
Plot
Resolution
14
Informational text includes:
Novels
Newspapers
Poems
15
Wrapping up loose ends and how the story "turns out" are called the...
Summary
Plot
Resolution
Setting
16
"I laughed so hard at Mrs. Reyes' joke that I nearly died!" exclaimed Isaiah.
Simile
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Personification
17
My dad punched a bad guy; "POW!" "POW" is...
Onomotapoeia
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
18
Similes, metaphors, hyperboles, allusions, and onomatopoeia are types of:
Figurative language
Verbs
Language phrases
Literature
19
Add comma(s): You’ll need your literature book a pencil and your spiral for today’s lesson.
Don't need one
After book and pencil
After book
20
Add comma(s): Mary's cat Snowball ran away.
Doesn't need one
After Snowball
After cat and Snowball
After Mary
21
"Her skin is whiter than snow" is an example of:
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Hyperbole
22
When a character tells the story using "I" and "me" you are reading what point of view?
Third person limited
First person
Third person objective
Third person omniscient