Short Story Elements, In-text Citations and SAT Vocabulary

Question 1

In Latin, "ben" means

Accepted Answer

kind

Question 2

The specific "when and where" of a story is called the

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setting

Question 3

The second "Agreement" means to

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be honest and helpful in all your actions and words.

Question 4

The SAT word used to describe crows in Tokyo

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brazen

Question 5

The first "Agreement" means to be a

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"curious George."

Question 6

If a writer does not cite sources, they are accused of

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plagiarism.

Question 7

N2SSWTSW is important to internalize because

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it helps the writer punctuate properly., it helps the writer create rhythm and fluency..

Question 8

It is acceptable to place the letters" pg "in in-text citations

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never

Question 9

The note taking activity which uses four ABSTRACT NOUNS and spells a word is

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DICE

Question 10

In Latin, "mal" means

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evil

Question 11

The proper way to write in-text citations is

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"Love it" (Jochems 25)!

Question 12

The SAT adjective meaning evil is

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malignant, malevolent

Question 13

The exposition is an

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introduction to the story elements.

Question 14

When authors build suspense by giving hints of future events is called

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foreshadowing.

Question 15

Themes are abstract nouns which create the main idea. An example of a theme is

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hatred., prejudice.

Question 16

BUB stands for Box, Underline, and Bubble. Bubbles display vivid

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mind movies., word choices.

Question 17

The ending punctuation of a cited sentence in an in-text citation belongs

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behind the ) always.

Question 18

In Latin, "phon" means

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sound

Question 19

The highest point of action of a story is

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the climax

Question 20

The SAT word which means not talkative is

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taciturn

Question 21

The exposition, rising action, climax and denouncement are parts of

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plot line.

Question 22

Three types of note taking to help keep you connected to text:

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4-square, DICE, webbing., 4-square, DICE, mapping.

Question 23

The three main conflicts are man vs

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self, man and nature

Question 24

The difference between static and dynamic characters is

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static characters stay the same; dynamics change.

Question 25

The two types of characters are called

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static and dynamic.

Short Story Elements, In-text Citations and SAT Vocabulary

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Short Story Elements, In-text Citations and SAT Vocabulary

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