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Fast Review 2025
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What can you use to figure out what the character traits are?
what the character says
all of the above
what the character thinks
what the character does
2
What is character
perspective
?
how a character thinks or feels in a text
how a character changes throughout the text
3
What is a metaphor?
Giving human qualities to non-human things
Repeating consonant sounds at word beginnings
A comparison without using "like" or "as"
A comparison using "like" or "as"
4
What does the prefix
anti-
mean?
against
yes
not
no
5
Which of these is a
text feature
?
A timeline showing important dates
A made-up poem about animals
A joke at the end of the page
A talking character in a story
6
What is a idiom?
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit
phrase applied to an object that is not literally
Group of words used that is not literal.
7
What are character traits?
Things that describe a characters appearance.
Things that describe a characters personality.
Things that show a characters thoughts.
Things that the character does.
8
What words are used in 3rd person?
you
She, he, they
I, me , my
the, but, and
9
What are character interactions?
Moments with multiple characters that can impact character development
Physical exchanges between characters
ALL OF THESE
Verbal exchanges between characters
10
Which of these is a text feature?
glossary
bold printed words
all of the above
photos and captions
11
What are
context clues
?
vocabulary words
the lesson I learned
Something Ms. Orlando and Ms. Powers keep talking about
Other words that help us understand a new word
12
What is an example of a character interaction?
A list of character traits
Two characters arguing and learning from the disagreement
A character thinking alone
A description of the setting
13
What does the prefix dis- mean
Not
Small
Before
Again
14
What is a Hyperbole?
A funny noun
A person, place, or thing
A very active person
A funny exaggeration
15
What is a universal theme?
Themes that a wide range of readers can relate to.
Themes that a small group of readers can relate to.
Only stories with universal themes are considered literature
Are used in essays to think the same way about an issue.
16
Which of these is a text feature
Glossary
Subheading
Index
Heading
17
What are character interactions ?
a book
relationships and changes
a summary
an inference
18
What is the difference between a
sonnet and villanelle
?
Sonnet has 14 lines with rhyme; A villanelle has 19 lines with repetition
Villanelle has 8 lines with rhymes; A sonnet has 19 lines with repetition
Villanelle has 14 lines with rhymes; A sonnet has 19 lines with rhymes
Sonnet has 10 lines with rhymes; A villanelle has 14 lines with rhymes
19
What does it mean to infer meaning from text?
guess based on information you know
find the answer right there
skip the question
figure out what the author means
20
Which of these is a text feature?
heading
punctuation
paragraph
page number
21
what is authors purpose?
The summary
pizza
Why the author wrote the story
what the story is about
22
Which of these is a text feature?
Table of Contents
Main Idea
Compare and Contrast
Topic
23
What is dialogue?
The conversation between characters in a work of literature
The central or dominating idea
When two unlike things are compared using like or as
The sequence of events in a story
24
What does the prefix pre- mean?
Again
Before
Not
After
25
what does the prefix micro mean?
extra
medium
small
large
26
What is sequential order?
giving a solution for problems someone might have
putting events in time order
telling similarities and differences about two topics
describing what something looks like
27
What is chronological order?
when a text goes out of order of the events it talks about
when a text goes in order of the events it talks about
key details
the main idea
28
What is an explicit theme?
The theme must be inferred.
The theme is stated openly.
29
Which of these is a text feature
Capitol Letters
Italics
All of the above
Bold Print
30
What is the THEME of this passage?
You shouldn't have fun in school.
Alexis became a dentist.
Working hard can help to achieve your goals.
31
What is an implied theme?
Something you learn by making inferences.
Something you learn by looking for clues from the text.
Something you summarize.
Something you find out in one sentence.
32
What words are used in 3rd person limited
she
The name
he
I
33
What is a stated theme?
A stated theme can only be found in the United States.
You must infer the theme.
The author clearly says what the theme is.
It's the main idea of the text.
34
What is a section of a text?
The end of a text
The beginning of a text
A part of the text
The whole text
35
What is the central idea of a passage?
events in time order
what the character thinks
what the passage is mainly about
how things are alike and different
36
What is third Person Limited?
None of these
When you get into one characters mind
When you get into no characters minds
When you get into multiple characters minds
37
What does the prefix 'Re-' mean?
do again
do it for the first time
stop doing
38
What does the prefix
bi
mean?
French macarons!
two (of something)
39
What does the prefix "auto" mean?
Not
Self
Move
Car
40
What is an unstated theme?
A theme that is included within the story.
A theme that requires the reader to infer the author's moral lesson.
A theme that uses quotations.
None of the above.
41
What does
external conflict
mean?
a character that struggles against a force outside of himself or herself
is it summer time yet
a comprehensive description of an idea.
a character that struggles against their own thoughts, ideas, or feelings
42
What does the prefix "un" mean?
can be or able to
before
not or opposite of
full of or having
43
What words are used in 1st person POV?
We
Me
I
All the Above
44
What does Internal Conflict mean?
atmosphere of the novel
a struggle occurring in the characters mind
hints the author drops about future events
the main idea of the novel
45
What is a similie
giving non-human objects human qualitiies
a comparison of two unlike things without using like or as
words that have the same ending sounds
comparison of two unlike things using like or as
46
What is a seCtion in a text?
a word
a part/chunk of the text.
a line in a poem
the whole article/story/poem
47
What is the central idea of this passage?
There are rules to follow for exercising in cold weather.
It is dangerous to exercise in cold weather.
Hypothermia is a dangerous condition.
Winter weather is an excuse not to exercise.
48
What are examples of character interactions?
location, time, surroundings
author's point of view
dialogue, actions, thoughts
the exposition
49
What is a personification?
It is an action word.
It compares two things without using like or as.
It is when you give a nonliving object human like qualities.
It compares two things using like or as.
50
Are you still awake ?
No
Yes
Yes, barely
What's the question ?
51
What is Third Person Omniscent?
When you get into no characters minds
When you get into multiple characters minds
None of these
When you get into no characters minds
52
What is cause and effect?
A reason and consequences when something happens
A half eaten pizza
A motorcycle speeding by
A cat meowing
53
What does it mean to convey?
Provide data
Provide examples
Hide/destroy
Communicate/make understandable
