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G6P6 End of year Quiz
G6P6 End of year Quiz
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1
Which Pixar animated short film did you use to analyze PLOT?
The Chess Game
Peper
Birds on a Line
The Present
2
In newspaper article writing format, what are the first 3 lines named (covered with blue in image)?
title, subtitle, author
cover, cover page, by:
paper company, author, publisher
headline, subtitle, byline
3
What did we NOT use in our news broadcasts?
headphones
live interviews
microphones
greenscreens
4
What does this idiom mean: "It's raining cats and dogs!"
cats and dogs are running everywhere
it's raining very hard
cats and dogs are falling from the sky
it isn't raining at all
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What does this hyperbole mean? "You could hear a pin drop a mile away!"
someone has super strong ears
it was super quiet
it was super loud
someone is somehow using a pin to amplify sounds
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What does this idiom mean? "We will cross that bridge when we come to it."
We are currently dealing with that problem.
We will deal with that problem when we must.
We already dealt with that problem.
We will never deal with that problem.
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Which persuasive techniques did we learn in phase 6?
reason, fact, statistic, opinion, rhetorical question, loaded words
reason, fact, statistic, opinion, rhetorical question, evidence
reason, percentage, statistic, opinion, rhetorical question, loaded words
ideas, fact, statistic, opinion, rhetorical question, loaded words
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What is the significance of this jar?
This jar includes everything we actually need in one year.
This jar represents how much waste we should accumulate each day.
This jar includes one person's non-reusable waste for one year.
This jar is what we should use for groceries when we go shopping.
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T or F: Mrs. Maguire loves 6QRS
True
False
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Who is this smart guy? (A possibly difficult question...)
a research scientist from UCLA
a man who needs to go green
a man who accumulated one jar of waste in one year
a politician who advocates to protect climate change
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What is this an example of? : AABCDDD
meter
rhyme scheme
onomatopoeia
figurative language
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The main purpose of a news article is to:
entertain
inform
persuade
advertise
13
Which cultural Cinderella version did we NOT read together?
African
Korean
Swedish
Egyptian
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In unit 3, we watched videos on the following waste/conservation issues BESIDES:
food
forests
water
plastic materials
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Which would qualify as entertainment news?
wild fires
protests
dogs surfing
a new vaccine
16
Which version of Cinderella contained a main character known as Rhodopis?
Korean Cinderella
Greek Cinderalla
Egyptian Cinderella
Latin Cinderella
17
How did we introduce unit 2, "Communication"?
We learned about emojis.
We learned about fire communication.
We made a timeline.
We made news broadcast videos.
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In unit 4, which poem book by Shel Silverstien did we read poems from?
The Giving Tree
One Inch Tall
Falling Up
Where the Sidewalk Ends
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According to the video "The Diet that Helps Fight Climate Change", why is the Mediterranean diet more "green"?
It includes less red meat.
It includes only fish.
It is vegan.
It includes no meat at all.
20
What is the correct order of PLOT?
resolution, falling action, climax, rising action, exposition
beginning, middle, end
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
Once upon a time ... They all lived happily ever after.
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Which is NOT an element of fairytales?
They teach a lesson important to the culture it came from.
They often contain groups of 3.
They include fairies.
They may include talking animals.
