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An example of hyperbole is
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Go to the doctor.
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Setting is
how it happens
when/where something takes place
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Dialogue is
uses quotation marks
pizza
hot dogs
conversation between characters
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Theme is the
lesson learned-moral
the attitude of writer
the attitude of reader
a symbol
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A narrative requires you to follow a
plotline
essay format
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Are you going to work your hardest on the EOC?
Yes!
Yes!
Yes!
Yes!
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Are you going to score proficient/advanced?
Heck yes!
Yes!
Yes!
Yes
8
What is an example of a metaphor?
My sister is like a doll.
My sister is a doll.
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Do you need text evidence to support the main idea of a passage?
Yes
No
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The climax is
the turning point
the point
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Do you have to cite your information if it's paraphrased?
No
Yes
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Do you have to cite information if it is directly quoted?
No
Yes
13
Atmosphere is
a place
A tone or attitude associated with a specific place
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An example of parallelism/parallel structure is
She eats chocolate, take walks, and listened to music.
She enjoys dark chocolate, long walks, and classic music.
She
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What does omit/omitted mean?
add
eliminate
include
get rid of
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Irony allows the writer to suggest a meaning that is
different than me
different than the literal meaning
different than the figurative meaning
different
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If you use a direct quote in your essay, you need to put what around the quote?
asterik
quotation marks
nothing
parenthesis
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When writing your essay, your evidence should be supported by research.
True
False
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In the exposition of the plotline, you need to introduce
the characters
the characters, setting, and problem
the problem
the setting
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Should you reread your essay before submitting it?
No
Yes
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Mood is
how the writer feels
how the reader feels
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Inferencing is when you make
an educated guess based on info from the text and your brain
a random guess
an educated guess
a hot dog
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Chronological organizational pattern ...
arranges things according to progression of time
put things into categories
shows similarites and differences
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What goes after a transition word at the beginning of the sentence?
comma
period
exclamation mark
question mark
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If the question says, "select all that apply" how many answers should you choose?
More than 1
1
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How many paragraphs should your essay have?
5
4
3
2
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Graphic Organizers help you...
spell
fight
organize your thoughts
organize your life
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The topic/introductory sentence is
concluding sentence
one sentence describing what the whole paper is about
one sentence describing what the paragraph is about
one sentence
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When identifying the theme, pick a line from the passage that
doesn't apply to anyone
could apply to everyone
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Ist person point of view is
objective
subjective
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Cause/effect organization pattern...
puts things into categories
shows different causes and effects
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An author creates imagery by
appealing to our senses
drawing attention
showing exaggeration
making something more alive
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Tone is
how the reader feels
how the writer feels towards the topic
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Should you use transition words in your essay?
Yes
No
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An example of alliteration is
Sally eats seashells
Peter Piper picked peppers
Sally sells seashells
Peter Piper ate food
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Informational/nonfiction texts use
fake stuff
statistics
stories
facts
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3rd person is
subjective
objective
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Allusion is
reference to another work
alliteration
extreme exaggeration
a picture
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Why does an author use parallelism/parallel structure
To make us laugh
To allow the reader to see an objective point of view
To show symbolism
To create effect and rhythm
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On the EOC, the introductory sentence is the same as...?
evidence
topic sentence
commentary
concluding sentence
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Compare/contrast organizational pattern is...
put things into categories.
moving from beginning to end
show similarities and differences
show cause and effect
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In an argumentative essay, you need
a story
a claim/counterclaim
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Your introduction paragraph should include
hook/bridge/thesis
bridge and thesis
hook/sentence/topic sentence
hook and bridge
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An explanatory essay expects
to write a story
you to explain something
to argue something
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Your body paragraphs must start with
examples
concluding sentence
a topic sentence/introductory sentence
a thesis
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Your conclusion paragraph
restates concluding sentences
restates your thesis/topic sentences
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Sensory language also helps the reader develop
a sense of disgust for whatever is being discussed
a sense of appreciation for whatever is being discussed
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1st person point of view allows the reader
tell lies
to see inside the character's head-thoughts and emotions
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Which is the correct format for in-text citation?
According to....
(Author's last name).
Both red and blue
None of the above
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Classification organizational pattern
puts things into categories
shows similarities/differences
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Summary is
an extended account of something
plagrisim
the setting
a brief account of something
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Irony is
the relationship between appearance and reality
the difference between appearance and rhetoric
crazy
the difference between appearance and reality
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Your thesis is
one sentence describing what your whole paper is about
one sentence describing what your paragraph is about
one sentence
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An example of a simile?
My sister is a doll.
My sister is like a doll.
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What are the reasons an author writes?
to entertain
all of the above
to persuade/argue
to inform
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Symbols
represent a deeper meaning
represent a literal meaning
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If you paraphrase, do you need quotation marks around the information?
Yes
No
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Sequential organizational pattern
puts things into categories
Arranges information step-by-step
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Why does an author use hyperbole?
to draw attention
to show extreme exaggeration
to compare
to give human characteristics to non-human things
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Spatial organizational pattern
organizes information from beginning to end
how things fit together in physical space
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Why does an author use simile/metaphor?
to make it seem more alive
to show extreme exaggeration
to compare
to draw attention
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A symbol is
a word/object that stands for something else
The attitude
a word/object
lesson learned
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An example of personfication is
The wind stood up and gave a shout.
Six burgers were sizzling.
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An author uses imagery
to appeal to the senses
to allow the reader to feel like are in the situation
to compare
show imagery
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Your body paragraphs require
examples
commentary
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Why does an author use personification?
to show extreme exaggeration
to make something more alive
to draw attention
to compare
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What strategy should you follow when summarizing?
Essay format
SIR-subject/incident/resolution
SWABIS
FANBOYS
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Examples of graphic organizers
Pie chart/time line
Bubble cluster/Venn diagram
all of the above
chart
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The main idea of the passage is
the genre
the least important point of the passage
the words
the main point of the passage
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An author uses alliteration to
to compare
exaggerate
make something seem more alive
draw attention
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What do you use if you don't know the meaning of a word in a sentence?
Use glue
Use your brain
Use summary
Use context clues
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Should you include in-text citations in your essay on the EOC?
Yes
No
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Alliteration is the
repetition of a letter at the beginning of a word
repetition of a letter
repetition of a word
repetition
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What does blended writing mean?
Sticking to one genre of writing
Combining different genres of writing
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On the EOC, you will have to find text evidence to support the tone?
False
True
