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7th Grade Language Arts GA Milestones Review
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What type of clause: When raindrops fall, it sounds like music.
independent
subordinate
subordinate, independent
independent, subordinate
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What is an example of literary nonfiction?
biographies
functional text
recipes
novels
3
Identify the adverbs: I moved slowly, but I will get it finished later.
slowly, finished
slowly, later
moved, will
moved, finished
4
To: inform, persuade, entertain, teach
explanation
reasoning
author's purpose
reader's purpose
5
Irony: literary element that involves a contradiction or contrast of some kind
vegan eats pepperoni pizza
an ambulance drive gets in an accident
the unsinkable titanic sank
a cop gets a speeding ticket
6
Jennifer Johnson, Phoenix, Pizza Hut
proper noun
common noun
pronoun
possessive
7
A conclusion you draw about something that is not directly stated.
prediction
theme
inference
8
A noun or pronoun placed after another noun or pronoun to identify, rename, or explain it
interjection
appositive
conjunction
preposition
9
Synonym for the word: dismal
bright
gloomy
cheerful
10
Identify the word that does not belong:
smattering
surplus
bit
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Consists of the ideas and feelings that the word brings to mind
connotation
denotation
12
This type of text follows a step by step pattern
Recipe
Directions
Sequence
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Purpose for reading
to gain understanding
to take action or make a decision
learn about a subject
to be entertained
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Don't jump to conclusions about people.
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
15
I, we, you, he, she, it, they
object pronouns
subject pronouns
16
Which sentence contains an interjection?
I do not want any more visitors.
Who are you and what do you want?
After going home, they ate lunch.
Yikes! It is cold in here.
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Recipes, directions, menus and applications are what form of nonfiction?
Functional Texts
Novellas
Literary Nonfiction
Point of View
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Possessive Pronoun: a pronoun that shows possession or ownership
You at the plum.
They rode their horses.
Sarah wore it.
The hat is hers.
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John's suggestion was just a band-aid for the problem.
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Metaphor
20
A long uninterrupted speech spoken by one character to another
soliloquy
monologue
aside
21
Pick the adjective: We saw Kathy's play and it included fifty actors.
we
kathy's, fifty
actors
fifty
22
What type of text is a writing that tells a story?
Fiction
Biography
Narrative
Informational
23
Preposition: Among their people, hording was considered shameful.
their
among
shameful
considered
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The repetition of consonant sounds in the beginnings of words
alliteration
repetition
onomatopoeia
25
An analogy shows the relationship between a pair of words or phrases
singing is to optional as breathing is to required
one person is to separate as crowd is to grouped
26
Life is a bowl of cherries.
metaphor
symbol
personification
simile
27
We planned a picnic, but it rained.
compound
simple
complex
compound-complex
28
The words and phrases surrounding a word that can help you understand a word you do not know?
restatement
example
context clues
opposite
29
Joins the subject of a sentence with a word or phrase that describes or renames the subejct
linking verb
helping verb
action verb
30
What is a theme called when it is expressed in many different cultures and time periods?
multiple
interpreting
universal
basic
31
What part of speech tells the name of a person, place or thing?
possessive
common noun
proper noun
pronoun
32
Takes place within the mind of a character (struggles to make a decision/take action/overcome)
internal conflict
diction
external conflict
connotation
33
This text explains why something happened and the results.
Sequence
Cause and effect
Problem and solution
Informational
34
The narrator is not a character in the story, but tells what each character thinks and feels.
third person, limited
first person, limited
first person, omniscient
third person, omniscient
35
This text looks at similarities and differences
Compare and contrast
Chronological
Similarities
Problem/solution
36
The ___________ of the story is the time and place of the action.
purpose
point of view
location
setting
37
Restatements, examples, definitions, and contrasting details are all tools called:
context clues
objectives of text
features of text
point of view
38
A writer's word choice and the way the writer puts those words together
denotation
dictation
diction
39
I browsed in the gift shop. What does the word "browsed" mean?
looked over things
tested things
bought things
opened things
40
In what stanza does the author say "I saw my soul look out of your eyes."
2
8
3
7
41
Promote
excuses, explains
accumulating and storing a supply as a reserve
encourages, contribute to the growth of
the end of separation of culture or racial groups
42
An expression with a meaning that is different from the meaning of the actual words (idiom)
best thing since sliced bread
actions speak louder than words
ball is in your court
bite off more than you can chew
43
What suffix means: without
ful
tele
less
44
Identify the word that does not belong:
fresh
rancid
stale
45
Which of the following is included on a plot diagram?
exposition
resolution
conflict
falling action
46
What is the verb: Kuo-Haya felt shy in front of the other boys.
felt: action
felt: linking
shy: action
shy: linking
47
What is language that appeals to the SENSES? (sight, sound, taste, touch, feel)
Personification
Sensory language
Imagery
Hyperbole
48
What is the personal pronoun: When Margot talked about the sun, she came to life.
When
talked
she
margot
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This type of text presents events in the order in which they happened
spatial
structure
chronological
50
Identify the subject and predicate: Civil rights laws caused many positive changes.
changes, caused
civil rights, caused
laws, caused
civil rights laws, changes
51
My love is like a red, red rose.
personification
simile
metaphor
symbol
52
He still loves Annabel Lee, even though she has died.
simple
compound
compound-complex
complex
53
What are elements of nonfiction?
setting and narrator
central idea and real people
theme and point of view
real people and central ideas
54
Tries to solve the conflict but faces obstacles that prevent an easy solution
villan
protagonist
antagonist
55
Which word is an antonym of communal?
busy
private
organized
56
Making an intelligent judgment about what will happen next in a story based on text details
foreshadowing
visualizing
thinking
predicting
57
Which choice is not a form of fiction?
Short Story
Literary
Novel
Novella
58
Carter discovered a buried staircase that led to a
sealed
tomb. Context clue for "sealed":
Carter found fantastic treasures
a buried staircase
Carter discovered a buried staircase
when the tomb was opened
59
"Crack!" is an example of.....
Figurative exaggeration
Hyperbole
Onomatopoeia
60
They made snowballs and threw them at a young ____________ windshield.
man's
mans'
61
What is a group of lines in a poem called?
Paragraph
Section
Lines
Stanza
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A ____________ is a word that expresses an action or a state of being.
noun
appositive
preposition
verb
63
We have talked often.
present
past
past participle
present participle
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More is to increasing as less is to decreasing
figurative language
analogy
part of speech
similie
65
Which sentence is written correctly?
Marley said that he would not be afraid of nothing now.
No one could show him anything surprising.
His meanness did not have no effect on the spirit.
66
me, us, you, him, her, it, them
object pronouns
subject pronouns
67
Today I talk.
present
past participle
present participle
past
68
A struggle between a character and an outside force
internal conflict
exposition conflict
universal conflict
external conflict
69
Use a comma:
to separate adjectives of equal rank
before a conjunction in a compound sentence
to separate three or more words, phrases, or clauses
after an introductory word, phrase, or clause
70
What root means: to hear
aud
struct
inter
port
71
What caused them to be afraid?
declarative
exclamatory
imperative
interrogative
72
The man was so hungry he could eat a horse.
Hyperbole
Imagery
Metaphor
Personification
73
A brief statement that presents only the central ideas and most important details of a text.
motive
restatement
summary
74
Historical period, physical location, season of the year, time of day, climate, weather
plot
setting
theme
characters
75
Fiction texts often present a message about life called:
central idea
point of view
theme
76
The highest point of tension in a story
resolution
exposition
rising action
climax
77
"Add fuel to the fire," is an example of....
Common phrase
Idiom
Exaggeration
Hyperbole
78
In which line does the author say "I saw my soul look out of your eyes."
5
7
2
8
79
Descriptions of how something looks, sounds, feels, tastes, or smells
appositive
imagery
mood
figurative language
80
What is a text organized by dates and time?
Sequence
Chronological
Timeline
81
Identify the infinitive: Weasels like to eat ducklings.
eat
like to
weasels ducklings
to eat
82
I went to the spring to get some water, and I saw a deer drinking there.
Simple
Complex-Compound
Simple-Complex
Compound sentence
83
a figure of speech giving human characteristics to a nonhuman subject
metaphor
analogy
personification
simile
84
The ______________ impact startled the driver.
snowballs's
snowballs'
85
Translucent means:
forced
allowing light through
set of plans used to gain success
making up or inventing on the spur of the moment
86
Conversation between two characters
dialogue
monologue
soliloquy
aside
87
Expository, persuasive, narrative, descriptive, reflective, humorous, analytical
types of nonfiction
types of essays
types of fiction
88
The narrator is a character who participates in the story.
first person
third person, limited
third person, omniscient
first person, omniscient
89
Lines organized in units of meaning
section
line
stanza
paragraph
90
What prefix means: wrong, not
inter
tele
mis
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I went to the store and found Becky in the baking aisle getting flour.
first person
second person
third person
92
She was as graceful as a swan gliding along the blue water.
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
Exaggeration
93
"It is what it is" is an example of a(n)
sayin'
idiom
phrase
saying
94
The use of words that imitate sounds
alliteration
repetition
onomatopoeia