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Text Features, Poetic Devices, and Root Words
Text Features, Poetic Devices, and Root Words
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7th grade reading review
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The_____of a poem is revealed and supported by all the other elements
Imagery
Theme
Speaker
Rhyme Scheme
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"The fog came in on little cat feet," are examples of--
Alliteration and Simile
Personification and Imagery
Hyperbole and Personification
Rhyme and Imagery
3
Cynthia doesn't understand what's happening in the picture. What can she do?
Stare at it for 3 minutes
Look in the Table of Contents
Look for the graph
Look at the caption
4
Language that appeals to the readers' senses
Imagery
Alliteration
Rhyme
Connotation
5
''Although imposing in size, Magnus was actually a yellow-bellied mouse." This metaphor conveys
How cowardly Magnus is
Show how courageous Magnus is
How strong Magnus is
How weak Magnus is
6
Which of the following is NOT a text feature?
Label
T-Chart
Caption
Diction
7
Because it was a dark, gloomy and rainy morning, Amy knew it would be a bad ay. This shows --
Neutrality
Optimissim
Hope
Pessimism
8
How are stanzas and paragraphs different?
Stanzas are found only in Poetry
Stanzas are found in both fictional and non-fictional text
There are no differences
Paragraphs are found only in poetry and musical lyrics
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Which text feature would reveal to the reader the major topic or main idea in a text?
The Caption
The Table of Contents
The Heading
The Glossary
10
A graph or a chart--
Provides additional descriptions in words
Displays all the photographs a book contains
Displays organized facts and numbers
Explains a photograph
11
True or False: Text features are only found in non-fictional text?
False
True
12
Before reading a passage, you should FIRST--
Look for any graphs
Look at the bolded, underlined or italicized words
Look at the photograph
Look at the heading and title
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How does a photograph assist the reader in understanding the text?
it gives an understanding of the subject
it gives a picture that goes along with the text
It gives an understanding of the heading
It gives an understanding of the vocabulary words
14
A page has "Northern Scotland" in lg. font and "Animals" in smaller font. This has--
No text features
A Table of Contents
A diagram, but no other text features
A Heading and Subheading
15
"The ocean roared its fury," is a type of personification used to--
Convey how powerful the ocean was
Illustrate how angry the ocean was
None of the Above
Convey how tranquil the ocean was
16
The joggers ran the circumferance of the park. Circumferance means--
The nearby area
The outside area
The inside
None of the Above
17
A byline, a line that gives the author's name, is beneficial because it__?
It is not important at all
Informs the reader about the graph
Informs the reader of the subject
Informs the reader on who wrote the text
18
The singers sang in unison with one another. Unison comes from Latin roots meaning--
At a different sound
At a different times
At the same time
At a higher sound
19
"How to Garden" is a manual guide used to explain how to successfully garden. Manual means--
By hand
By taste
By sight
By sound
20
How are titles and subtitles different from each other?
Subtitles reveal what is the overall text
Headings reveal info about a specific paragraph
Subtitles reveal info about a specific topic
Headings reveal what is underneath the caption
21
The orchestra was a cacophony of disharmony. Cacaphony means--
Of or relating to sight
Of or relating to taste
Of or relating sound
Of or relating to smell
22
A type of rhyme found at the end of the stanza
None of the Above
Internal Rhyme
External Rhyme
Slant/Off Rhyme
23
This shows information in a visual way so that it can be understood by readers.
Photograph
Graph
Diagram
Illustration
24
This lists words in alphabetical order and gives page numbers where these words are found .
Photograph
Caption
Index
Glossary
25
In a book, a reader sees a picture of a plant with different parts labled. This is a--?
Caption
Table of Contents
Diagram
Vocabulary Word
26
How can a timeline help you understand the text?
It compares information
It displays a picture
It lists important events and dates over time
It reveals vocabulary words
27
"Rufus is such a snake! Every word he hisses is nothing but poison!" This--
How misunderstoodvRufus is
How sincere and gentle Rufus is
How deceitful and manipulative Rufus is
Conveys how honest and trustworthy Rufus is
28
Picture is to caption as events are to_?
Graphs
Diagrams
Headings
Timeline
29
Taken with a camera and shows how things literally look in real life
Illustration
Italic print
Photograph
Caption
30
To look up the country of "Italy," you would have to look in the--
Index
Glossary
Caption
Heading
31
This is a hand-drawn picture that benefits the reader by aiding in the visualizing the text.
Index
Table of Contents
Photograph
Illustration
32
How do bolded, italicized, and underlined aid the reader?
They are new terms to learn
They are mispelled words
They are an unimportant detail
None of the Above
33
"The silvered stars sparkled and shined over the fading twilight," are examples of--
Hyperbole and Personification
Rhyme and Imagery
Alliteration and Simile
Alliteration and Imagery
34
True or False: Tone is described as the audience's feelings toward a story or text?
False
True
35
"The horse's mane was like moonlit silver,"is an example of a--
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
Simile
36
Which text feature would you use to locate chapters in a book and the pages where they start?
Captions
A Heading
Table of Contents
The Glossary
37
Labels help assist the reader because--
Points the reader to the correct event
Points the reader to the correct subject
Points the reader to the correct vocabulary word
points the reader to the correct description
38
"Her voice was the sea--strong and powerful," is an example of--
Simile
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Metaphor
39
How does the glossary benefit the text and the reader?
By helping the reader comprehend the overall text
By helping the reader understand the photograph
By helping the reader comprehend the definition of a word
By helping the reader comprehend the small paragraphs
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True or False: Fictional books display text features?
False
True
