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KAP Review... no cap.
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An #NWEA #reading #review quiz.
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The engine coughed up smoke
metaphor
personification
simile
alliteration
2
Commercials, ads, billboards, and reviews are all examples of what type of author's purpose?
entertainment
persuasion
none of these
informative
3
"This is the biggest pizza in the world!" - What type of figurative language is this?
allegory
simile
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
4
In the word 'mistrust' the prefix mis- means
not
the opposite of
before
after
5
Characters, setting, and the introduction to a main conflict occurs in the..... of a story.
exportable
exponential
exaggerate
exposition
6
Jack fought hard against the tornado's fury.
Person vs. Person
Person vs. Self
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Society
7
T/F: Context clues are hints that an author gives to help define a difficult or unusual word.
false
true
8
If two answers COULD be correct, what should you do?
choose the worst one
just make a guess
quit
go back and look in the text
9
Roaches infested the office of a pest control center. This is an example of what?
pun
symbolism
metaphor
irony
10
If you don’t know a word in a test question, what do you do?
ask a friend
text your mom
look for clues in the word or text
skip that question
11
He was a
prominent
member of congress. Everyone knew him. In this sentence,
prominent
means...
well known
unimportant
loud
talkative
12
The following are NOT features of text that help the reader understand a text topic and theme
Boldface Print, Headings & Subheadings
Chapter Numbers, Book Pages & Copyright dates
Directions, legends and key
Illustrations, Captions & Diagrams
13
"The boys were couch potatoes." What type of figurative language is this?
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
allusion
14
You can find synonyms and antonyms of words in this type of reference book...
almanac
dictionary
encyclopedia
thesaurus
15
If an author doesn't tell you something, but gives you hints and clues, you can make a(n)...
inference
annotation
allegation
sandwich
16
Which text structure shows what’s in common and what’s different.?
sequence
compare/contrast
problem/solution
17
What are supporting details helpful for?
making paraphrasing easier
supporting the subject/main idea
creating footnotes
creating a summary
18
On the KAP Test, what can you do if you get to the end and have no idea what you just read?
reread/ scan the text
write everything down
ask a teacher
keep going and try to answer anyway
19
An article about the duties of the President of the United States... author's purpose?
inform
persuade
entertain
20
Al was losing his sight; he offered a reward to anyone who found a
remedy
. In the sentence,
remedy
means...
treatment
medicine
injury
disease
21
When you are finished with your KAP test, the first thing you should do is...
review your answers
click "end test"
turn off your computer
tell your teacher
22
When you don't know an answer to a multiple choice question, what is the best advice to follow?
Close your eyes and point to a random answer.
Skip it completely
Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Mo
Eliminate wrong answers and make an educated guess.
23
Even though the text may not directly state something, you can ___________________ the answer.
infer
summarize
change
explain
24
Which text structure explains reasons why something happened or explains effects of something.
cause and effect
problem/solution
compare/contrast
25
Foreshadowing in a story is something that gives us a ____________.
context clue
warning
definition
supporting detail
26
First person narrative is written from the point of view of the...
Your own point of view
Person writing or narrator
Teacher
Everyone in the story
27
Identify Figurative Language: I could hear the popping and cracking of the bacon going into the pan...
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
simile
imagery
28
The main character in the story can also be called the...
antagonist
narrator
protagonist
lead
29
Where can you MOST likely find the main idea in a paragraph?
first sentence
third sentence
second sentence
nowhere in the text
30
This is a type of textual evidence that you can DIRECTLY find in the text.
summary
detailed
explicit
implicit
31
Which statement is a fact?
Roxanne is a good reader
Roxanne has sloppy handwriting
Roxanne kept a daily journal
Roxanne is a good friend
32
Textual evidence requires details that provide _________________________ for your answer.
support
clues
explicit
implicit
33
What does it mean to
support
your answer?
to say what something is like
to provide evidence
to make an idea easier to understand
to judge something in a careful way
34
The life lesson taught in a literary work that applies to the real world
main idea
rising action
textual evidence
theme
35
Do prefixes on words come before or after the root word?
after
before
36
You can use _____________________ clues to help figure out unknown words.
unknown
original
context
details
37
When you restate the important points of a passage in a shorter version, its called...
themeing
restating
summarizing
unpacking
38
Which sentence is an opinion?
Oregon is larger than Rhode Island
The football stadium has 80,000 seats
Kansas is the prettiest state in the country
My dad says he likes living in Colorado.
39
Although the pay was low, he
unrelentingly
worked. In this sentence
unrelentingly
means...
without stopping
in a crazy manner
without caring
in a lazy way
40
What is a plot?
A series of interconnected events with no purpose.
A series of interconnected events with a specific purpose.
41
Mood is to reader as tone is to...
characters
narrator
author
reader
42
Point of view
the ending of the story
how the narrator tells the story
the view of the camera
the main idea of the story
43
What is
dialogue
?
how a character is characterized
conflict between characters
a question in the story
conversation between characters
44
T/F: The theme is the underlying message in a story.
true
false
45
Cinderella's role in "Cinderella"
protagonist
narrator
supporting character
author
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"Mia moves as fast as lightning on the soccer field." This is an example of
simile
personification
metaphor
alliteration