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ELA Final Exam Review 2025
ELA Final Exam Review 2025
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If something is significant, it is
useless
important
able to be ignored
implied
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The title and introduction of an article might give this away:
central idea
characters
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The time and place that a story happens is its
characters
conflict
plot
setting
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This literary genre features a society that has gone very wrong.
dystopia
verse
realistic fiction
horror
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"Why Cell Phones Should Be Banned in Schools" is likely this type of writing:
a narrative
an argument
a poem
a biography
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"People Can Be Identified by Breathing Patterns Alone, Scientists Find" is most likely a(n)
argument
narrative
autobiography
informational text
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TRIVIA: What do you call the three dots (...) symbol?
an exclamation
a conclusion
an ellipsis
an ampersand
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This tells the author's attitude towards a topic:
inference
figurative language
tone
characterization
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When you add information about sights, sounds, and movement, you're adding
sensory details
figurative language
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The message or lesson of a story is its
setting
plot
theme
argument
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TRIVIA: Which of the following is NOT the name of a book in "The Giver" series?
Son
Gathering Blue
Messenger
Matched
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If you use clues in a text to understand something that is not explicitly stated, you
infer
characterize
imply
symbolize
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"The sun smiled down on us" is an example of
personification
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
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A small part of a longer story is a(n)
excerpt
novel
narrative
poem
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What is symbolism?
a direct comparison
description of something using human characteristics
when an object is used to represent something entirely different
repeated letter sounds
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Which word could be substituted for "convey"?
write
cancel
draw
communicate
17
This poem has two
authors
titles
stanzas
lines
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"Her hands are like ice" is an example of
metaphor
onomatopoeia
simile
personification
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If you said "The fog is a gray blanket tucking the city in for bed" you are using
characterization
figurative language
argument
literal language
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"He's a walking dictionary" is an example of
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
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What's the difference between a biography and an autobiography?
Only one tells about a person's life.
Only an autobiography is written by the person it's about.
An autobiography is written with AI.
A biography is about a person but an autobiography is about a car.
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The reason an author wrote a piece is their
opinion
tone
purpose
conflict
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Conflict, rising action, falling action, and resolution are part of
mood
plot
setting
characterization
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The way that a piece of writing makes the reader feel is its
plot
mood
theme
language
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Any interesting narrative has this:
conflict
an illustrator
difficult words
animals