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Duplicate of GA Milestone 7th Grade Language Arts Review
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Review of the 6th Grade LA vocabulary in the GA Milestone Test
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Arranging a text in the order in which a series of events have happened is called
3rd Person Order
Chronological Order
Organization
Cause and Effect
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Arranging a text in the order where one thing causes another thing to happen
Problem and Solution
Organization
Cause and Effect
Chronological Order
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The evidence given to support a writer's claim is called a
Counter argument
Purpose
Transition
Reason
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Writers should always keep their audience in mind because
Writers may need to adjust the level of their ideas.
Writers should do all of these things.
Writers may need to adjust their vocabulary.
Writers want to be clearly understood.
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Which section introduces the main idea and informs the reader about the topic?
Climax
Resolution
Introduction
Conclusion
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The way ideas among claims and reasons are connected
Purpose
Audience
Relationship
Organization
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The solution to the conflict or problem in a story
Theme
Resolution
Genre
Plot
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When a narrator uses character's names and only includes what one character is thinking is
3rd Person Omniscient Author
2nd Person Point of View
3rd Person Limited Point of View
1st Person Point of View
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Something that proves or demonstrates the truth of something else
Summary
Connotative Meaning
Evidence
Plot
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The intention of a passage to either persuade, inform, explain, or entertain
Evidence
Author's Point of View
Organization
Author's Purpose
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The point of view when a narrator uses "I" in a story
3rd Person Omniscient Author
1st Person Point of View
2nd Person Point of View
3rd Person Limited Point of View
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Analyzing two characters or stories in relation to each other is
Contrasting
Comparing
Point of View
Genre
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An idea or message that is fully stated is
Implicit
Explicit
Contrast
Inference
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Words and phrases that surround another word or phrase to help explain its meaning
Context Clues
Connotative Meaning
Antecedents
Denotative Meaning
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A summary of the main idea and an overall message for the reader can be found in the
Transition
Climax
Conclusion
Heading
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To come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence is called a(n)
Conclusion
Resolution
Inference
Genre
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"The way you grow old is like an onion" uses
Simile
Personification
Genre
Metaphor
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Analyzing the differences between two things is
Contrasting
Inference
Figurative Language
Comparing
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Which of the following is the last step of the writing process?
Revising
Publishing
Drafting
Prewriting
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A statement that cannot be proven because it states a writer's belief or judgment
Denotation
Connotation
Opinion
Fact
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A statement that can be proven
Cause/Effect
Fact
Opinion
Summary
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The way a piece of writing is structured
Evidence
Organization
Genre
Summary
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The way a piece of writing is organized (headings, subheadings, etc.) is called
Text Structure
Transitioning
Cause and Effect
Chronological Order
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The opinion of the author is the
Point of View
Purpose
Summary
Chronological Order
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A category such as fiction or nonfiction is a(n)
Explicit
Genre
Theme
Plot
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Which is true of the revision process in writing?
Ideas can be clarified.
Revising a paper means doing all of these.
Rewriting takes place.
Mistakes can be corrected by editing.
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Which of the following is NOT a transitional word?
Another
Furthermore
Finally
Define
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An overview of a text that captures the main points without opinions
Informational Text
Chronological Order
Summary
Organization
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Texts that explain something or inform the reader about something are called
Historical Fiction
Informational
Persuasive
Fiction
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Parentheses are used
to separate thoughts
to enclose information you want to clarify
to enclose essential information
to separate items in a series
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"The fire swallowed the entire forest" is an example of
Personification
Connotation
Literal
Simile
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The actual meaning of a word or phrase
Figurative
Comparison
Denotation
Connotation
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"This Quiz! game is a breeze" uses
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Genre
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"All students should wear school uniforms" is an example of a(n)
Purpose
Claim
Fact
Reason
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The series of events that form a story
Climax
Plot
Rising Action
Theme
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The lesson or message in a literary text
Theme
Resolution
Genre
Plot
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A word or phrase that links one idea to the next is called a(n)
Conclusion
Antecedent
Transition
Format
