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A in RAISE stands for
Ask
Allude to
Answer
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S in RAISE stands for:
State the facts
Scheme
Support
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Setting
Time of a story
Past, present, future
Time and place of a story
Place of a story
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Which definition does not support 1st person P.O.V.?
The narrator is a character in the story.
Each chapter is told from a different characters p.o.v.
The narrator uses I, me, and my.
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Multi-part questions should be broken down before answering?
False
True
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What type of conflict does not exist in text?
Man vs. Nature
Man. vs. Monster
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Supernatural
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How many types of Point of View exist?
2
1
4
3
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He was a caged lion
is an example of which figurative language element?
Alliteration
Metaphor
Personification
Similie
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R in RAISE stands for
Repurpose
Regenerate
Recycle
Restate
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A person, place, thing, or idea.
Verb
Adjective
Common noun
Proper noun
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To start in the middle
In Media Res
In da Middle
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Extended Response
5 paragraphs
3 paragraphs
2 or more paragraphs
2 or more pages
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A reasonable conclusion drawn from available information. Used to keep the readers interested.
Conflict
Inference
Conclusion
Argument
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What steps are included in The Golden Quote?
Introduce quote
Extend and End
This quote supports
For example
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I in RAISE stands for:
Include
Inquire
Introduce
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Define omniscient
Not specific
Knowing nothing
All knowing
Informed but details are lacking
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Which term is a group of lines according to
poetry
?
Paragraph
Constructed Response
Stanza
Extended Response
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Sequence of Events in a Story
Setting
Character
Plot
Flashback
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One paragarph
Constructed Response
Multi-paragraph Response
Narrative Writing
Extended Response
20
Which acronym is used to analyze poetry?
POSTALSS
POSTALES
POSTALLS
POSTELSS
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Metaphor
Saying two things are different
Saying two different things are the same
22
Which statements are TRUE?
Texts should have underline and quotations at the same time.
Novel titles should be underlined.
Always put short story titles in quotations.
Short story titles should be underlined.
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Literary Terms
Techniques used in non-fiction work.
Techniques used in fiction work.
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An action.
Verb
Common noun
Proper noun
Adjective
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Characterization is:
Act of creating and developing a character.
Inferring as a reader to learn of character.
Painting a picture of a character.
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Interrupts the sequence of events to relate an event to an earlier time
Inference
Foreshadow
In media res
Flashback
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People, animals, objects and natural and supernatural forces that play a role in a story.
Setting
Foreshadow
Characters
Elements
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Giving a non-human or inanimate object, human qualities or characteristics.
Personification
Rhyme
Similie
Metaphor
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E in RAISE stands for:
Evaluate and educate
Extend and evaluate
End and evaluate
Extend and End
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Foreshadow
The author's use of clues to suggest what will happen.
The author's use of clues to help you understand the text.
The author indirectly telling the reader about the text.
The author directly telling the reader about the text.
31
A verb.
Description
Action
Setting
Dialogue
32
Which text was fiction:
"The Tell-Tale Heart"
"Plastic Bags: Convenient or Cruel?"
"China's One Child Policy"
"No Wonder they Call This A Death March"
33
Which is an example of a hyperbole?
His voice was a louder than a megaphone.
Polly was picking pumpkins in the pumpkin patch.
My backpack weighed a ton.
I died laughing.
34
Something that compares 2 different things using "like" or "as"
Onomatopoeia
Similie
Smile
Metaphor
35
What conflict applies: the character struggles against some outside person or force.
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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Which one does not support author's purpose?
Engage
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
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Indirect Characterization is:
Author directly tells us character traits.
Author reveals character by dialogue and action.
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Which three genres are included in the PARCC test:
Narrative
Fiction
Non-Fiction/Expository Text
Literary Analysis
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Literary Analysis includes the following:
Discussing character
Asking questions
Analyzing quotations
Making connections
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Which definition DOES NOT support Conflict
A struggle between opposing forces
Causes the action that moves the plot
A disagreement
A fight.
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3rd person limited
The story is told through the eyes of one character.
The story is told through the eyes of multiple characters.
The narrator is a character.
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Theme
Mood of a party
General idea or observation about life.
Lessons from books
Thematic unit
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Words that have the same ending sounds.
Personification
Hyperbole
Alliteration
Rhyme
