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This was created using my ideas on how best to take a test and what my students needed to review
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1
Which strategy helps reduce anxiety?
Rushing through questions
Overthinking answers
Deep breathing
Ignoring the test
2
Which of the following is TRUE
The Protagonist is always the good guy in the story
The Antagonist is always the bad guy in the story
The Antagonist always opposes the Protagonist
The Protagonist always opposes the Antagonist
3
If you don't know a word on the test, you should...
give up and guess
ask for help from the teacher
look the word up on the computer
skip it and read on for more information
4
The exposition is in the beginning of the story
True
False
5
In order to have a main idea, you must have....
Supporting details that elaborate statement
A paragraph, paper, or article
Nonfiction
The first thing that pops into your head is your main idea
6
What is an inference?
A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
A random thought
A proven fact
A wild guess
7
What is the main idea of a passage?
Random details
A conclusion
Unrelated information
A summary of the most important points
8
What is the final outcome or untangling of events in a story called?
Resolution
Conflict
Exposition
Climax
9
Look at this picture. What is the best main idea for the image.
Types of reptiles
Types of Lizards
Types of snakes and what they eat
EWWW YUCK!!!
10
If I slash something I think is trash, I have to leave it slashed.
True
False
11
Third person limited uses He and She pronouns and....
similar to a movie from the main character's point of view
is like a movie showing only one point of view
similar to a movie but you are reading it instead
is like a movie that follows all the characters around and we know all
12
What is the #1 reason you miss the answer on a test?
You didn't get all of the answers the test was looking for
Rushing to be the first one done
You didn't prove your answer by using the text
You didn't eat breakfast
You read the text first and not the questions
It's more fun to make a random design
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Reading the text first will help you get done faster
False
True
14
The series of events in a story that create suspense is
Exposition
Climax
Rising Action
Falling action
15
Which of the following not a type of conflict
Character vs Technology
Charcter vs Society
Character vs Self
Character vs Nature
Character vs Character
Character vs books
16
How can you make a correct inference?
Not paying attention to what the author is trying to say, but making it up
By analyzing the information and using your knowledge of the world
Using details to figure out the main idea
By guessing randomly based on the other questions on the test
17
Character vs Character is when the protagonist is going against an unfair law
True
False
18
How many types of 3rd person narration are there?
2
1
3
4
19
Which element of a story introduces the characters, setting, and basic situation?
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
Conflict
20
Nonfiction doesn't tell a story, it just gives information.
False
True
21
Authors use figurative language to...
make a story longer
have fun while writing
assist the reader in visualizing
IDK and IDC (this is the wrong answers btw)
22
What is the turning point in a story called?
Conflict
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
23
Which of the following is in the exposition?
Characters
Inciting Incident
The most exciting part of the story
Setting
24
What is the message or lesson that the author wants to convey in a story called?
Plot
Theme
Setting
Character
25
The easiest way to determine if a story is first or third person is
The pronouns used.
Determine if the narrator is an active character in the story.
What the inciting incident includes.
The setting and its effect on the story
26
What is the best way to get an answer correct?
Underline key words in the question
Underline where you found your answers in the text for extra support
I'm sunk, I'm not going to pass anyway
Go back and prove your answer by looking in the text to double check
Make your best guess and move on
Review your answers and move on
27
Why do you read your questions first?
To build background knowlege about the text
To give yourself a reason for reading
To see if I absolutely have to read the text.
To take a little extra time so you don't finish too fast
28
What is the high point of interest or suspense in a story called?
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
Conflict
29
You must always read the passage first.
False
True
30
Which element of a story is the problem or struggle between opposing forces?
Resolution
Climax
Conflict
Exposition
