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Do facts require evidence?
What is dramatic structure?
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What is dramatic structure?
why the author wrote a passage
how a play is built
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Do facts require evidence?
no
yes
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What are keywords?
separate pieces of text on the side (box)
important words in a text; bold, italic, underlined
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Is text structure arranged from beginning, middle, and end?
no
yes
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What is denotation?
definition of the word
feeling of the word
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What is propaganda?
false information to convince people wrong
a conversation between two or more people
your personal thoughts on a subject
a particular attitude or way of considering a matter
7
Loaded language is persuasive.
false
true
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What is a secondary source?
written after time of event
written near time of event
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Is a rhetorical question obvious?
no
yes
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Do scenes give you background?
no
yes
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What is a caption?
at title or brief explanation of an article
broken up titles
separate pieces of text on the side (box)
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What is a primary source?
written after time of event
written near time of event
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What is a heading?
a title
first/last name, teacher, period, and date
14
The table of contents is a print feature.
false
true
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Which choice is in sequential/chronological order?
cook book, timeline, dates
textbooks, newspaper, magazine, dictionaries, encyclopedias
diaries, speeches, photos, letters
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Is the index in alphabetical order?
no
yes
17
Where is a glossary found?
back of the book
middle of the book
front of the book
18
What are some cause/effect word indicators?
however, best, more, both, different, similar
solve, plan, problem, solution
first, next, then, finally
because, since, as a result
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Are subheadings the same as headings?
no
yes
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Is there always a solution to a problem?
no
yes
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What does the word bias mean?
a conflict that is resolved
a proven statement, using evidence
an opinion that is favored; unfair, judgementality
how a play is built (scenes, acts)
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What is an author's purpose?
entertain the reader
persuade the reader
all of the above
inform the reader
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What is the definition of compare/contrast?
a conflict that is resolved
similarities and differences between two causes
result of an action
events in place of order; chronological order
24
What is the definition of dialogue?
a photo that is designed to tell a story
a conversation between two or more people
a title or brief explanation appended to an article
diagram that shows information
25
When you classify meanings, do you group them together?
no
yes
26
Does a plot structure include setting, characters, conflict, action/resolution of the story?
yes
no
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What are photographs/illustrations?
a photo that is designed to tell a story; concept
images that show the structure of something
a diagram that shows information
pictures or drawings
28
What is an example of bandwagon?
Snickers are incredible and delicious!
Wouldn't you like to stay healthy?
Everyone loves cats with thumbs!
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What are some examples of nonfiction features?
made up, imaginary
real facts, true events
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Does an opinion have all the facts?
no
yes
31
What words indicate 1st point of view?
you, your(s)
I, we, my
he, she, it, they
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What are types of print?
bold, italic, underlined words
images that show the structure of something
33
Is this image a line graph?
yes
no
34
Who would most likely endorse a testimonial?
a celebrity
a teacher
the person sitting next to you
a family member
35
Which choice is a sidebar?
visual aid
organizational aid
print feature
36
What is connotation?
definition of the word
feeling of the word
37
What is the correct definition of dramatic irony?
when the characters know something, but audience does not
when the audience knows something, but characters do not
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A diagram is what?
print feature
visual aid
organizational aid
