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EOC Review Pt 1 - May 2016
EOC Review Pt 1 - May 2016
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Citing your source means
A simple story that has a deeper meaning
A conversation between two characters
An author showing favortism or taking a side
Giving an author credit for his/her work
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Tone is
The attitude of the speaker
Detailed writing that creates an image in the reader's head
Comparing two unlike things without using like or as
Comparison of two unlike things using like or as
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The connotation of a word is
Both the emotional and literal dictionary meaning
The literal dictionary definition
All of the above
The emotional (positive or negative) meaning
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An inference is
An author showing favortism or taking a side
An accent or way of speaking specific to a region or culture
Hints or clues of events yet to come
An educated guess
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Central truth, idea, or lesson in a story
Mood
Theme
Conflict
Irony
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Central problem in the story
Irony
Conflict
Theme
Mood
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The denotation of a word is
None of the above
Both the figurative and literal dictionary meaning
The figurative meaning
The literal dictionary definition
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A secondary source is written
By an author who witnessed the event first-hand
Neither
By an author who did not witness the event first-hand
Both
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Genre is
Exaggeration
The time or place that a literary work takes place
Using another writer's thoughts without giving credit
A type of literary work
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Dialect is
An accent or way of speaking specific to a region or culture
An educated guess
An author showing favortism or taking a side
Hints or clues of events yet to come
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A primary source is written
By an author who witnessed the event first-hand
Neither
By an author who did not witness the event first-hand
Both
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A metaphor is
The attitude of the speaker
Detailed writing that creates an image in the reader's head
Comparing two unlike things without using like or as
Comparison of two unlike things using like or as
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Bias is
A simple story that has a deeper meaning
A conversation between two characters
An author showing favortism or taking a side
Giving an author credit for his/her work
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Simile is
Comparing two unlike things without using like or as
The attitude of the speaker
Detailed writing that creates an image in the reader's head
Comparison of two unlike things using like or as
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Foreshadowing is
Hints or clues of events yet to come
An accent or way of speaking specific to a region or culture
An author showing favortism or taking a side
An educated guess
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Imagery is
The attitude of the speaker
Comparison of two unlike things using like or as
Comparing two unlike things without using like or as
Detailed writing that creates an image in the reader's head
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On the EOC, readers can use __________ to figure out the meaning of an unfamiliar _________
dictionary; word
context clues; analogy
context clues; word
dictionary; analogy
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Dialogue is
A simple story that has a deeper meaning
An author showing favortism or taking a side
A conversation between two characters
Giving an author credit for his/her work
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Plagiarism is
A type of literary work
Exaggeration
The time or place that a literary work takes place
Using another writer's thoughts without giving credit
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Setting is
Using another writer's thoughts without giving credit
Exaggeration
The time or place that a literary work takes place
A type of literary work
