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This is a review of terminology necessary for LEAP 2025 English II.
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General Writing: What does NOT belong in your conclusion?
A summary of important points
Restating your thesis
Introduce a new topic
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Which BEST supports the MAIN IDEA: Running a marathon is hard work.
Running a marathon is easy if you train.
70% of runners hated going to training.
Running a marathon requires too much training.
85% of marathon runners suffer from exhaustion afterward.
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Which writing task requires you to use imagery and dialogue?
Literary Analysis
Informational
Narrative
Research Simulation
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What type of elements would you NOT analyze if you were writing a literary analysis essay?
Theme
Characters
Plot
Argument
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Literary Devices: Which word has the negative connotation?
Childish
Youthful
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General Writing: A claim meant to be explained or discussed is a
Theme
Central idea
Thesis
Point of view
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Which writing task requires you to compare or contrast literary elements?
Research Simulation
Narrative
Literary Analysis
Argumentative
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Literary Devices: What would NOT be an accurate description for theme?
The mood
The universal moral
The lesson
The message
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What is NOT a type of prompt for the Literary Analysis Task?
Evaluate two themes
Compare and Contrast literary devices
Compare two characters from two stories
Evaluate strengths of arguments
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Which BEST supports this argument: The death penalty is wrong because too many are killed.
Over 3,503 inmates have been executed by the death penalty.
85% of countries have not used the death penalty.
The death penalty is wrong and immoral.
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Literary Devices: When comparing two poems, what might the reader notice?
Similar stanza patterns
Similar rhyme scheme
Similar authors
Similar topics or themes
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Analyzing Arguments is a part of
Non-fiction texts
Fiction texts
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Which text would you most likely identify and analyze a claim?
None of the above
A short story about a woman killing herself
An article talking about woman's history
An article about women's rights
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Compare and contrast means
Finding enough evidence to prove your claim
Establishing a strong argument
Finding similarities
Finding similarities and differences
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Which writing task requires you to evaluate arguments from three different articles?
Literary Analysis
Narrative
Research Simulation
Expository
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How do authors BEST support their argument?
They yell at the top of their lungs.
They cry.
They provide evidence and solutions to counterarguments.
The provide examples.
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A claim is
An author's belief
An author's argument
All of the above
An author's opinion
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Literary Devices: The events that occur in a story or novel is the
rising action
setting
falling action
plot
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Analyze means...
Examine carefully
Get a thesis statement
Provide evidence
Argue a point
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Literary devices: Which sentence contains a metaphor?
The calm lake was a mirror.
They fought like cats and dogs.
The frog croaked at midnight.
Your explanation was as clear as mud.
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Literary Devices: Associations that go beyond the literal meaning of the word is
foreshadowing
Connotation
flashback
Denotation
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General Writing: What does NOT belong in your introductory paragraph?
Thesis
Three reasons/ideas to support thesis
Hook
Evidence
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What is NOT a type of prompt for the Research Simulation Task?
What Main Idea is created
Comparing and Contrasting Literary elements
Evaluating the strength of two arguments
Compare or Contrast sources' arguments
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How many of you will pass the LEAP?
0%
100%
75%
50%
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Literary Devices: An author's attitude toward writing is
tone
mood
mean
claim
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What is NOT a way to quote and cite evidence?
Upon reading "(Article Name)", I found that...
The article states "..."
According to the author of (Article name), "..."
The author of (Article name) states "..."
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Which writing task requires you to tell a story?
Argumentative
Research Simulation
Narrative
Literary Analysis
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You should not CITE EVIDENCE for which task?
Literary Analysis
Narrative
All of the above
Research Simulation
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Literary Devices: "Danced along the Dingy Days" is an example of
alliteration
tone
hyperbole
personifiation
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Literary devices: Type of irony where the audience knows what the characters do not
verbal
tragedy
situational
dramatic
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If a question starts "What can you infer about..." what do you do?
Re-read the passage
Look at vocabulary words to figure it out
Use clues in the text with background information
Use context clues
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Literary Devices: Which word has the stronger connotation?
Completed
Did
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Literary devices: Type of irony that occurs when one person says one thing and means another is
verbal irony
dramatic irony
ironic irony
situational irony
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Literary devices: The way a writer structures sentences is called
narrative
theme
diction
syntax
