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4th grade EOY Literature review
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1
How should I answer Part B questions?
By choosing the best quote to match part A
by chosing any quote that relates to Part A
By choosing my favorite quote from the text
By choosing the quote which matches Part C
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What is third person narration?
The narrator is talking about himself/herself
The narrator is talking about you!
The narrator is talking about someone else
3
What should be included in a summary of the text? Choose all that apply.
The beginning, middle, and end
My prediction of what will happen next
A detailed description of the characters
The most important events
4
What is the theme of a text?
How the story relates to me
The main character's problem
The lesson that is learned
The solution to the problem in the story
5
What does the phrase "hit the lights" mean?
Punch the light switch.
Punch the lightbulb
Turn the lights on/off
The light is about to fall on you!
6
Which of the following is an example of figurative language?
Turn those lights on!
Boy, it's sure dark in here!
Hit the lights!
Turn off the lights, please.
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What words would an author use if talking in first person?
He, she, his, hers, theirs, them
I, me, my, our, we
you, you're
I, me, he, she
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An antonym is a word that means the opposite of another word.
False
True
9
Select the answer that is comparing apples and oranges.
apples are multicolored fruits
oranges are orange fruits
both are fruits
apples can be many colors, while oranges are orange
10
Select the answer that is contrasting apples and oranges.
oranges are orange fruits
both are fruits
apples can be many colors, while oranges are orange
apples are multicolored fruits
11
What is first person narration?
The narrator is talking about you!
The narrator is talking about himself/herself
The narrator is talking about someone else
12
Which of the following lists elements of drama?
Stanzas, verses, rhyme scheme, rhythm
stage directions, stanzas, cast, props
cast, stage directions, props, script
Chapters, sentences characters, setting
13
What is a villian?
The bad guy
The good guy
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A synonym is a word that means the opposite as another word.
False
True
15
Which of the following lists elements of poetry?
Stanzas, verses, rhyme scheme, rhythm
stanzas, rhyme scheme, stage directions, verses
cast, stage directions, props, script
Chapters, sentences characters, setting
16
What are other words for theme? Choose all that apply.
message
main idea
moral
ending
17
Can a character change throughout a story?
Um, duh!
OF COURSE NOT.
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What is figurative language?
A phrase that is meant literally
A phrase that includes many numbers
A phrase that is not meant literally
A phrase that includes many letters
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What do stage directions tell you? Choose all that apply
How a character is feeling
The actions of a character
How a character is saying something
What the character is saying aloud
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I just know that my students are the smartest in the world!
Third person
First person
21
What is the plot?
Where the story takes place
The people/animals in the story
The events that happen in the story
The lesson you learn
22
What words would an author use if talking in third person?
I, me, he, she
I, me, my, our, we
He, she, his, hers, theirs, them
you, you're
23
What are the three types of literature?
Drama
Prose
Novels
Poetry
24
What is a synonym for "resolution?"
resolve
problem
solution
25
What do I always eliminate when trying to find the point of view?
The pronouns
The incomplete sentences
The characters' names
The dialogue
26
What is a hero?
The bad guy
The good guy
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Which of the following lists elements of prose?
cast, stage directions, props, script
Stanzas, verses, rhyme scheme, rhythm
chapters, paragraphs, stanzas, setting
Chapters, sentences, paragraphs, characters, setting
