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Fall Final Review Part 2 (Poetry and Short Stories)
What do we learn in the exposition of a story?
What is a denouement?
Fall Final Review Part 2 (Poetry and Short Stories)
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What is a denouement?
The final outcome of the main conflict
The resolution of the story
all of them
"to untie the knot"
2
What do we learn in the exposition of a story?
setting
all of them
main characters
background conflict
3
A character gets helpful advice or wisdom from an older character.
Memory Moment
Aha Moment
Again and Again
Words of the Wiser
4
"She sounded like an angel." This is an example of...
metaphor
simile
personification
hyperbole
5
What means the same thing as "making an inference?"
all of them
drawing a conclusion
making a judgement
inferring
6
What is theme?
the message of life lesson of the story
a summary of the story
the main idea of a story
the end of the story
7
You should read the questions before you read a text on a test.
False
True
8
What is indirect characterization?
Showing what a character is like with STEAL
Describing what a character looks like
Describing what others think about a character
Stating what a character is like
9
What is an allusion?
a reference to history, mythology, religion, or another literary work
using the 5 senses to describe something
putting things that are not similar next to each other
the general attitude of a piece of writing
10
What type of character stays the same throughout a story?
static
direct
indirect
dynamic
11
What are the types of connections?
text to self
text to world
text to text
all of the above
12
Do you have to read the entire text on a test to answer the questions?
just certain lines
yes
i don't know
no
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"Don't wear your heart on your sleeve." This is an example of...
metaphor
idiom
hyperbole
simile
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How can you figure out the meaning of vocabulary words in context?
Look at appositives with direct definitions (phrases set off by commas)
All of these
Look for examples of the word in the text.
Look for antonyms and synonyms of the word in the sentence.
15
What does RACE stand for?
Restate, Answer, Support, Sum
Rewrite, Answer, Support, Sum
Rewrite, Answer the question, Support, and Sentence format
Restate, Answer all parts, Support with details, and Sum it up
16
After several surgeries and months of physical therapy, Frida was told that she might never dance again.
character v. nature
character v. self
character v. character
character v. society
17
You should always read all of the answer choices before deciding on an answer.
True
False
18
You should answer the questions before you read a text on a test.
False
True
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How will you know the meaning of the vocabulary on the test?
I don't know
memorize the definitions
my prior knowledge
use context clues from the story and poem
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Jan wants to eliminate uniforms in her school and is calling for all of the students to sign a petition.
character v. society
character v. nature
character v. self
character v. character
21
What does STEAL stand for?
Stand, Talk, Enforce, Affect, Learn
Speech, Thoughts/Feelings, Effect on Others, Actions, Looks
Speech, Thoughts, Emotions, Actions, Looks
Spelling, Thinking, Engaging, Acting, Laughing
22
"It was as cold as ice." This is an example of...
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
personification
23
What is juxtaposition?
a reference to history, mythology, religion, or another literary work
putting things that are not similar next to each other
using the 5 senses to describe something
the general attitude of a piece of writing
24
Every morning, the alarm goes off and Joe presses snooze. He is always late for work.
contrasts and contradictions
again and again
memory moment
aha moment
25
A character who is usually very rude to others begins to cry softly when he gets in trouble.
again and again
aha moment
memory moment
contrasts and contradictions
26
A ship crashes into an iceberg that punctures the hull and causes the ship to sink. What type of conflict is this?
character v. nature
character v. character
character v. society
character v. self
27
You should answer the question as soon as you see a correct answer.
False
True
28
Sarah gasped as she tasted the thick, steaming-hot oatmeal that burned her tastebuds and brought tears to her eyes.
imagery
allusion
tone
juxtaposition
29
Which is an example of end rhyme?
Off in the distance, a cowbell sounds,and an old tomcat sits and frowns.
Hark! The herald angels sing,Glory to the newborn king.
all of them
Whose woods these are, I think I know,His house is in the village, though.
30
Former CIA operative, Fred Frederick's, son is kidknapped for ransom. Fred will stop at nothing to save his son.
character v. nature
character v. character
character v. self
character v. society
31
You should always read the entire text before answering the questions on a test.
False
True
32
There are usually two answers that LOOK correct on a test.
False
True
33
"Look, I’m no Mother Teresa. I’ve made my mistakes, but I’m trying." This is an example of...
juxtaposition
allusion
tone
imagery
34
What is the falling action of the story?
the least exciting part of the story
after the climax; it begins to unwind the tension of the conflict
when all the loose ends are tied up
the most exciting part of the story
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What is a connection?
to make an educated guess about what will happen next in a story
to draw a conclusion about what has already happened in a story
to question or wonder about what's happening in a story
to relate to the events or characters in a story
36
How will the short story be numbered?
By paragraph
I don't know
By line
By page
37
"It was the best of times; it was the worst of times..." This is an example of...
imagery
juxtaposition
personification
allusion
38
What is a prediction?
to make an educated guess about what will happen next in a story
to relate to the events or characters in a story
to question or wonder about what's happening in a story
to draw a conclusion about what has already happened in a story
39
What is imagery?
using the 5 senses to describe something
putting things that are not similar next to each other
a reference to history, mythology, religion, or another literary work
the general attitude of a piece of writing
40
What is an inference?
to make an educated guess about what will happen next in a story
to relate to the events or characters in a story
to draw a conclusion about what has already happened in a story
to question or wonder about what's happening in a story
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What is the climax of the story?
The moment when the conflict is resolved
The main idea
The most exciting part
The turning point
42
"You can't teach an old dog new tricks." This is an example of...
allusion
juxtaposition
tone
imagery
43
What is tone?
a reference to history, mythology, religion, or another literary work
putting things that are not similar next to each other
the general attitude of a piece of writing
using the 5 senses to describe something
44
A character finally understands why their friend has been so upset lately.
Tough Questions
Contrasts and Contradictions
Memory Moment
Aha Moment
45
Characters in a story who undergo a significant internal change are called...
indirect
static
dynamic
direct
46
How are poems numbered?
by stanza
by paragraph
i don't know
by line
47
Stories have paragraphs, but poems have...
rhythm
repetition
rhyme
stanzas
48
Bob shouted at Tim, "Come on, Romeo, you can flirt with the girls later."
allusion
imagery
tone
juxtaposition
49
What do you learn in the rising action of a story?
loose ends are tied up
minor conflicts and development of the major conflict
the turning point of the story
how the conflict will be resolved
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The roadkill on the side of the freeway was as dead as a doornail.
metaphor
idiom
simile
personification
