Keystone Lit

"All little girls like playing with baby dolls" is an example of a ___.

A kidnapper's ransom note is an example of a primary source.

Open-ended response questions on the Keystone exam mainly test a student's _.

Instructions for actors to move on stage, and interact with other actors are called _.

"Sally sells seashells at the seashore." is an example of _.

An author's claim in a persuasive text is _.

What are the three general reasons why authors write?

It is important to write neatly and clearly because _.

Primary sources are created by someone involved in a historical event or related to them .

-tion, pre-, -er, and re- are all examples of _.

What is the purpose of a banner in a newspaper?

The part of most stories that introduces the characters and setting is called the _.

A textbook is an example of a primary source.

What is the purpose of a byline?

First person point of view uses pronouns like he, she, and you throughout the text.

Technical texts are ___.

Information in a newspaper article is supposed to be written from least to most important.

Which literary terms are found in a piece of poetry?

The point of a story in which the level of intensity is at its peak is _.

An example of a consumer document is _.

Why do we read primary sources?

In reference to answering open-ended response questions, R A S P stands for __.

Historical texts are fictional.

Which of the following statements is an opinion?

"John is a cheetah on the track" is an example of a/an ___.

When answering open-ended response questions, you should always include _.

Unlike literature, drama is meant to be performed.

Skimming is an important strategy in reading technical texts because _.

Facts are verifiable and opinions can vary.

Which dramatic speech best shares a character's private thoughts and feelings to the audience?

Information included in the nameplate is the title of the paper.