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Mrs. Rutkowski's Language Arts Review Part 2
Mrs. Rutkowski's Language Arts Review Part 2
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This is the attitude that an author takes toward the audience, the subject, or a character.
Tone
Argument
Point of View
Mood
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The key point made in a passage is called its ____ idea.
Secondary
Hidden
Central
Agenda
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This is the theme of a passage, story, novel, poem, or drama that readers can apply to life.
Hubris
Secondary Theme
Epilogue
Central Message
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Two lines in poetry that rhyme.
couplet
free verse
quatrain
5
This is a comparison based on a similarity between things that are otherwise dissimilar.
Paradox
Similie
Metaphor
Analogy
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This is a person, book, document, website or record that provides information.
Co-writer
Wiki
Contributor
Source
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The message, usually about life or society, that an author wishes to explore in a literary work
Problem
Subject
Topic
Theme
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What genre of fiction is always set in the past?
Historical fiction
Realistic fiction
Science fiction
Detective fiction
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What does the term “genre” mean?
“people” or “characters”
“type” or “class”
“made-up” or “invented”
“suspenseful” or “tense”
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This is the specific part of a subject that is dealt with in a research paper or in an essay.
Problem
Theme
Topic
Inquiry
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These are the people or animals who take part in a literary work.
Characters
Cast
Supporting Cast
Subjects
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Something widely recognized as a model or example of a type of literary work. (The Outsiders)
Novel
Best Seller
Epic
Classic
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This is the reason for creating written work that informs, persuades, or entertains.
Writer's Contract
Author's Purpose
Needs the Money
Author's Oath of Literature
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The way an author expresses ideas through words, literary devices, & sentence structure.
Author's Choice
Style
Thesaurus
Ghost Writing
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What genre of fiction is most likely to be set on another planet?
Realistic fiction
Detective fiction
Science fiction
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This is the reference to a person, place, or event from history, literature, or religion
Hyperbole
Allusion
Illusion
Genre
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Narrator or writer who puts their own opinions, feelings into telling the action in literature.
Reflective
Egotistical
Objective
Subjective
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When a character must make a difficult decision
Narrative Conflict
Literal Conflict
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
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To strengthen your ideas & opinions with examples, facts, or evidence is to add _____ details.
Extra
Illustrations
Imagery
Supporting
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This is an individual's mental or moral quality in literature
Personalities
Quirks
Feelings
Character
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This describes something that is complicated, difficult, or consists of interrelated parts.
Convaluted
Compounded
Twisted
Complex
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This is a method of relating how two or more elements or texts are SIMILAR.
Compare
Evaluation
Pros and Cons
Analysis
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The combination of ways an author shows readers what a person in a literary selection is like.
Personalities
Illustrations
Characterization
Thought Bubbles
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This is the time and place in which a literary work happens.
Setting
Historic Placement
Genre
Time Period
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It is the way words, sentences, and paragraphs are organized to create a complete work.
Symbolism
Plot
Structure
Delivery
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This is a work of literature, especially a play, that has a happy ending.
Novella
Comedy
Tragedy
Fairy Tale
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A state of heightened anticipation & tension, from events in or the setting of a story.
Flashback
Suspense
Heebie Jeebies
Horror
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Someone who changes over the course of the story is a
Flat Character
Dynamic Character
Static character
Stagnant Character
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What genre of fiction often involves a crime?
Science fiction
Detective fiction
Historical fiction
Realistic fiction
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A form of suspense or potential conflict between characters or arise from general situations.
Tension
Backstabber
Villany
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This is whoever will be reading, listening or watching a story, text, or drama.
Critics
Editors
Peers
Audience
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This is to state briefly or bring to a close
Summarize
Wrap up
Conclusion
Crop
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One or more reasons presented by a speaker/writer to lead the audience/reader to a conclusion.
Thesis
Expository
Argument
Expose'
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These are the facts or details that back up a main idea, theme, or thesis.
Opinions
Supporting Evidence
Testimonials
Editorials