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ELA Milestones Vocabulary Review #2
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Georgia Milestones vocabulary review 8th grade ELA
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A mystery tale is an example of _____.
Fiction
Nonfiction
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The writer's belief or judgement that cannot be proven
fact
evidence
summary
opinion
3
The reason something happens and the result of it happening is called _____.
logic and reasoning
pros and cons
cause and effect
4
Our team ____ the soccer match.
won
one
5
____ did I put my homework?
wear
where
6
People who will be reading the piece of writing
audience
purpose
revision
claims
7
A story that is not true is _______.
Nonfiction
Fiction
8
Ideas and opinions set forth by the author
evidence
audience
claim
purpose
9
Pedro is an
able
athlete and as
strong
as the rest of the team.
synonym
antonym
10
Science is the most important subject to study.
Fact
Opinion
11
Time
cause
point of view
passive voice
chronological
12
Verb that shows something is contrary to fact ex: I wish we would have had dinner earlier.
conditional verb
interrogative verb
subjunctive verb
imperative verb
13
It was 3:00 a.m. in Rossville, GA when the storm arrived.
simile
imagery
metaphor
setting
14
A word, phrase, or clause that links one idea to the next
introduction
evidence
conclusion
transition
15
Subject of the sentence receives the action
verb voice
active voice
point of view
passive voice
16
statement that can be proven with evidence
opinion
interaction
fact
summary
17
Verb used to state a fact or opinion
conditional verb
indicative verb
interrogative verb
imperative verb
18
Process of editing and rewriting a piece of writing
claim
evidence
summary
revision
19
My dog dug a ____ in the backyard.
whole
hole
20
Painting a picture with words
Imagery
Personification
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
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The lion purred like a kitten.
onomatopoeia
imagery
simile
metaphor
22
Words that are invented to imitate real sounds.
personification
onomatopoeia
imagery
verbs
23
Conversation that takes place between two or more characters.
gossip
monologue
dialogue
24
the message or moral in a literary text
plot
analogy
theme
allusion
25
Words that mean the opposite of what is said
verbal irony
dramatic irony
hot irony
situational irony
26
An autobiography, story of the author's life is a work of ______.
Fiction
Nonfiction
27
The perspective from which a story is told
VIP
POV
HBO
MVP
28
Character's actions have the opposite effect of what is planned
hot irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
29
Reasons given to support a writer's claim
purpose
organization
claim
evidence
30
The feeling of a story.
Tone
Theme
Mood
31
Series of events that form a story in a specific order
metaphor
allusion
simile
plot
32
Comparison of two things that does not use "like" or "as"
Simile
Metaphor
33
The end of the story where questions are answered
resolution
rising action
falling action
climax
34
That dress is really
cool
!
Connotative
Denotative
35
When the audience know facts that the character in the story does not know.
Dramtic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
36
Odysseus thought, "Death sat there large."
punctuation
personification
plot
point of view
37
Word or phrase with more than one meaning that is used in a funny way
metaphor
pun
rhyme
irony
38
Verb used to ask a question
imperative verb
conditional verb
interrogative verb
indicative verb
39
Writer's intention for their piece
relationship
evidence
purpose
revision
40
Overview of text that captures the main points only
summary
opinion
fact
evidence
41
Subject of the sentence is performing the action
tenor voice
soprano voice
active voice
passive voice
42
To come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence found in the text
judge
infer
habituate
resolve
43
Verb used to command or tell someone to take action
imperative verb
indicative verb
conditional verb
interrogative verb
44
Groups of letters at the beginnings of words that have meaning are called
prefix
suffix
45
When the reader knows something that the characters in the work do not know
dramatic irony
hot irony
verbal irony
situational irony
46
Used when situation is dependent on a particular condition ex I would love to see you if I can.
subjunctive verb
imperative verb
interrogative verb
conditional verb
47
Dayanalize was
absent
today, but her brother was
present
for roll call.
synonym
antonym
48
Giving human characteristics to non-human things
Parable
Plot
Imagery
Personification
49
Helping, saying, doing, playing
infinitive
formatting
gerund
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Repetition of the same sound at the begining of two or more words
alliteration
allusion
assonance