ELA Exam

Question 1

what is situational irony?

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when the outcome looks different than the expected outcome

Question 2

the problem that changes up the story; against protagonist

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inciting incident

Question 3

the primary subject of a text is the topic

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True

Question 4

a police station being robbed or a soccer-player kicking the ball into his own goal while trying to block a shot

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situational irony

Question 5

The villain was a ruthless businessman with a cold heart.

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direct

Question 6

what is an adjective?

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describes a noun

Question 7

If you want to pass physical science, you are going to have to work harder.

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introductory clause + comma

Question 8

The Rebuttal is the counterclaim

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True

Question 9

Man vs man

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Johnny is mad at Billy.

Question 10

"John slammed his fist on the table, his face turning red."

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indirect

Question 11

What is a text to text connection?

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Reader connects text to another book they recently read.

Question 12

Oh, I just love getting stuck in traffic. ...

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verbal irony (sarcasm)

Question 13

Internal conflict

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a character struggling against self with thoughts, decisions etc.

Question 14

what is verbal irony?

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when the intended meaning is different than the literal meaning

Question 15

to appeal to the audiences' sense of reason or logic

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logos

Question 16

"The conflict with the siblings in this story reminded me of arguments I have with my brother." Text to Self?

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True

Question 17

Tone is the reader's vibe towards story

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False

Question 18

what is plain folks propaganda?

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someone says they are just "a regular joe"

Question 19

The shiny, slippery rock was the reason she tripped and fell.

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comma separarting adjectives

Question 20

what is tone created through?

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word choices, author's attitude, and sentence structure

Question 21

Man vs. society

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Johnny fights against slave laws in his town.

Question 22

what four things influence mood?

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setting, imagery, diction, and tone

Question 23

The track star ran intensely towards the finish line as the runners behind him quickly closed in behind him.Find Adverb

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intensely and quickly

Question 24

Mood is the author's attitude in the story

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False

Question 25

external conflict

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a conflict that a character has against something other than him or herself

Question 26

events leading to the resolution

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falling action

Question 27

A book about environmental pollution making you think about recent news stories about climate change. Text to World?

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True

Question 28

"Ethos"....

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appeals to the credibility of what is being advertised

Question 29

The villain in this novel is like the character I read about in 'Game of Thrones'." Is this text to text?

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True

Question 30

I can't decide which option I should choose.

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man vs self

Question 31

What is a noun?

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person, place, or thing

Question 32

the events leading up to the climax

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rising action

Question 33

What is dramatic irony?

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when the audience knows more than than the character

Question 34

used to dupe us into accepting and approving of things without examining the evidence carefully

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glittering generalities

Question 35

She always offered a kind smile to everyone she met, even strangers.

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indirect

Question 36

what is the overall message of a story?

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theme

Question 37

What is a verb?

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an action

Question 38

technique where a well-known person, celebrity, or respected figure endorses a product, service, or idea to influence

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testimonial

Question 39

STEAL- SAYS, Think, effect on others, act, looks like

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True

Question 40

Introduces the setting, characters, and initial problem in a story

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exposition

Question 41

the main point someone is trying to convince someone of

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claim

Question 42

We need to pack, clean the house, and change the oil before we leave Friday.

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comma lists/series

Question 43

may use media to favorably show one side or an issue or an argument, while simultaneously downplaying the other side

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card stacking

Question 44

"Josh Allen in a Gatorade Commercial"

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ethos

Question 45

The girl was pretty with long blonde hair and blue eyes.

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direct

Question 46

what is INDIRECT characterization?

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describing the character in ways that makes the reader make inferences

Question 47

The boy jumped over the river and fell into the mud pit.

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jumped and fell

Question 48

what is the main idea?

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the overall central idea or point the author is trying to make

Question 49

The beautiful dress was ruined by the grape juice that was spilt on the beautiful bride. Find ADJECTIVES

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beautiful, grape, sweet

Question 50

the data/grounds is the evidence and facts for an argument

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True

Question 51

The audience knows Juliet is sleeping with a potion, but Romeo believes she is dead, leading him to take his own life.

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dramatic irony

Question 52

It takes a single characteristic about a group and applies it to every member no matter what

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stereotyping

Question 53

The Ravens, an NFL team, is my favorite.

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comma + nonrestrictive clause+ comma

Question 54

Man Vs. Nature

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Johnny died from hurricane flooding.

Question 55

I would love to come over tomorrow, but I have study for my exams instead.

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comma + FANBOY

Question 56

Warrants explain how the evidence presented directly relates to and supports the claim being made.

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True

Question 57

Highest point of interest in a story

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climax

Question 58

the ending of the story; solution to problem

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resolution

Question 59

Giving numbers and data to influence buyer

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logos

Question 60

uses the emotion of fear to influence people's opinions or actions by highlighting a potential threat or danger

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fear appeal

Question 61

what is a text to world connection?

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reader connects text to current world events

Question 62

My favorite quarterback, Josh Allen, is known for clutch plays.

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comma + appositive phrase + comma

Question 63

Commercials of animals that have been hurt and need donations

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pathos

Question 64

The car crashed into the bank near the river next to John and his sister. Which words are nouns?

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car, bank, river, John, and siseter

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ELA Exam

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