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English 7 Final Exam Review
English 7 Final Exam Review
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Review of content covered during 7th Grade English with a focus on the second semester.
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My family ________originally from Ireland.
is
are
2
After the PSSA each day, Austin dutifully read
The Giver
.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-on
3
The students were very excited for Kennywood. They love going there each year.
Incorrect use of pronouns
Correct use of pronouns
4
Gavin loves the song “Party at the PSSA”.
Declarative Sentence
Imperative Sentence
Exclamatory Sentence
Interrogative Sentence
5
Describing words; words that modify nouns or pronouns (ex: pretty, brown, lazy, awesome)
adjectives
verbs
adverbs
nouns
6
Miss Carroll warned Kyle and Hunter, “If you ____keep poking each other, you'll be in trouble!”
two
too
to
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“Dict-” means “speak, say, tell”.
False
True
8
“Trans-” means “steal”.
False
True
9
The team_______ together deciding on the next play.
huddles
huddle
10
Give me back the purple highlighter.
Imperative Sentence
Declarative Sentence
Interrogative Sentence
Exclamatory Sentence
11
A comparison of two unlike things by saying that one thing is a similar object or thing
metaphor
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
simile
12
Eli,
who loves turtles
, dreams of having a whole room full of turtles!
The bold part is an independent clause.
The bold part is a dependent clause.
13
“Un-” means “again”.
True
False
14
Which is why Evan always does well in English.
Fragment
Run-on
Sentence
15
A grouped set of lines in a poem, set apart from other lines with a line of space
couplet
stanza
idiom
rhyme scheme
16
A belief or judgment; cannot be proven
fact
opinion
counterargument
bias
17
Mitchell said, “____________(Your/You’re) my favorite teacher, Miss Carroll!”
Your
You're
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Attitudes and beliefs that can shape a person’s thinking despite facts
bias
fact
thesis statement
stereotypes
19
“-flect/flex-” means “bend”.
False
True
20
Father:
Works in the Department of Justice
Tries to leave the community
Works as a Nurturer
Always votes to keep Gabriel
21
Lily:
Is Jonas’s younger sister
Leaves the community with Jonas
Does not like Gabriel
Is Jonas’s older sister
22
Show a relationship between two words in a sentence (ex: about, at, before)
conjunctions
adverbs
prepositions
pronouns
23
At the end of the introduction; it offers a brief summary of the main points of the paper
thesis statement
opinion
anecdote
formal writing style
24
A character experiences conflict with forces within himself
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. himself
man vs. society
25
The conclusion of the novel when the loose ends are tied up
rising action
resolution
climax
exposition
26
Max began to giggle
, “I almost ran into Mrs. Picklo in the hallway!”
The bold part is an independent clause.
The bold part is a dependent clause.
27
Uses appropriate English with an objective tone and values logic, evidence, and reason
formal writing style
anecdote
opinion
fact
28
“-hood” means “state, condition, or quality”.
True
False
29
Reasons why people might disagree with you
counterargument
thesis statement
opinion
bias
30
The plot and characters deal with the impact of science and technology on humans
man vs. man
fantasy
utopia
science fiction
31
Fiona:
Is assigned Assistant Director of Recreation
Is Mother’s friend
Is assigned Caretaker of the Old
Is Lily’s best friend
32
“Yes! I beat you to Miss Carroll’s room!” exclaimed Logan.
Interrogative Sentence
Exclamatory Sentence
Imperative Sentence
Declarative Sentence
33
The pattern of rhymes at the ends of lines of a poem or song
onomatopoeia
rhyme scheme
idiom
stanza
34
When Maddie found out what “release” really meant, her eyes widened and her mouth dropped open.
Fragment
Run-on
Sentence
35
Who or what the sentence is about (person, place, thing, idea, event)
predicate
sentence
compound sentence
subject
36
Words that modify or describe verbs, adjectives, or adverbs (ex: softly, always, very)
verbs
adverbs
adjectives
pronouns
37
Giving human qualities to nonhuman things
metaphor
personification
simile
hyperbole
38
“If _________ were cell phones in school, we could play Quiz more easily,” commented Brandon.
they're
their
there
39
“_______________my birthday, Auntie Carroll!” exclaimed McKenzie.
Its
It's
40
“Geo-” means “hear”.
False
True
41
Elliot thinks there will be cannibals.
Imperative Sentence
Interrogative Sentence
Exclamatory Sentence
Declarative Sentence
42
“Arch-” means “chief, most important, ancient, primitive”.
True
False
43
Words that join other words or groups of words (ex: and, but, or, so)
adjectives
conjunctions
verbs
nouns
44
Nico pleaded with Miss Carroll, “Won’t you please ____________my homework late?”
except
accept
45
Has a subject and predicate; expresses a complete thought; can stand alone
sentence
predicate
compound sentence
subject
46
Words that express an action or state of being (ex: jump, hide, seem, is)
nouns
prepositions
adverbs
verbs
47
Brooke bought many multicolored markers, she wanted her word parts coloring on the board.
Run-on
Sentence
Fragment
48
An exaggeration that cannot possibly be true and is not meant to be taken literally
simile
hyperbole
stanza
personification
49
Two or more complete sentences that are joined together
predicate
compound sentence
subject
sentence
50
Words whose sounds imitate their meaning
idiom
onomatopoeia
alliteration
stanza
51
The beginning of the novel that gives background information on the setting and characters
exposition
rising action
climax
resolution
52
The use of an object, person, situation, or word to represent something else
fantasy
symbolism
exposition
utopia
53
The repetition of the same letter or sound at the beginning of a series of words
assonance
alliteration
hyperbole
idiom
54
The author’s reason for writing a text; the author’s opinion or feelings as evident in the text
thesis statement
counterargument
author's purpose
bias
55
The ___________of Autumn’s excellent participation was her successful claim to a candy bar.
effect
affect
56
A character experiences conflict with another person
man vs. himself
man vs. nature
man vs. man
man vs. society
57
Gabriel:
Released by Father
Lives at the House of the Old
Does not sleep well at night
Is a friend of Father
58
Travelers need to prepare for trips abroad ahead of time; you must get a passport.
Incorrect use of pronouns
Correct use of pronouns
59
“Grad-” means “to step, to go”.
True
False
60
The parts of a paragraph are:
Topic sentence, supporting sentences, conclusion sentence
The main idea, author’s name, and a summary
Characters, dialogue, and quotation marks
The exposition, climax, and resolution
61
The Giver:
Works with Mother
Agrees with the community’s structures
Does not get along with Jonas
Holds the community’s memories
62
The group _______ happy with its performance.
is
are
63
“Mal-” means “smaller”.
False
True
64
Rosemary:
Is the previous Receiver-in-Training
Holds the community’s memories
Is Fiona’s friend
Works at the House of the Old
65
Mother:
Is friends with The Giver
Works in the Department of Justice
Works at the House of the Old
Works as a Nurturer
66
What the subject is or does (action verb or linking verb)
compound sentence
subject
predicate
sentence
67
Something that happened or is true; something that can be proven
fact
bias
author's purpose
opinion
68
Larissa:
Is The Giver’s wife
Is Mother’s friend
Lives at the House of the Old
Works as a Nurturer
69
Can I read in an accent?
Exclamatory Sentence
Interrogative Sentence
Declarative Sentence
Imperative Sentence
70
“Co-” means “to send”.
True
False
71
“Avi-” means “carry”.
True
False
72
John and Larry met at Starbucks. After drinking some coffee, he went to Walmart.
Incorrect use of pronouns
Correct use of pronouns
73
A paragraph is a section of text which always focuses on:
Creating counterarguments
Multiple ideas
A main idea
Giving instructions
74
Asher:
Is assigned Assistant Director of Recreation
Drowns in the river
Is Lily’s friend
Is assigned Caretaker of the Old
75
Shakhia also wrote a limerick for English class. Which was about a horse who ate Barbie dolls.
Fragment
Run-on
Sentence
76
A student should prepare for their tests by studying.
Incorrect use of pronouns
Correct use of pronouns
77
As Randy was leaving the field, he saw Mike.
Correct use of pronouns
Incorrect use of pronouns
78
Prose writing that is mostly based on facts, real events, and real people
opinion
nonfiction
bias
anecdote
79
An ideal society that has evolved into a dangerous place where the rules are taken too far
point of view
dystopia
exposition
utopia
80
After Chase finished reading “The Highwayman” by Alfred Noyes.
Run-on
Fragment
Sentence
81
Cole wrote a limerick
that was about eating pie.
The bold part is an independent clause.
The bold part is a dependent clause.
82
“Per-” means “through, throughout”.
True
False
83
Words that name people, places, things, and ideas (ex: man, museum, leash, love)
adverbs
nouns
verbs
conjunctions
84
The girls _________ happily as the celebrity signed their poster.
scream
screams
85
To create a good paragraph, the paragraph must have:
Logical order, arguments, and quotes
Unity, coherence, and elaboration
Chronological organization, characters, and a plot
Metaphors, similes, and personification
86
Takes place in a world that does not and cannot exist on earth; has magic/ supernatural forces
dystopia
exposition
science fiction
fantasy
87
The bunch of grapes ___________delicious.
tastes
taste
88
Marcedes has a habit in English;
she tries to wish Miss Carroll a nice day before Autumn.
The bold part is an independent clause.
The bold part is a dependent clause.
89
A world where everything is perfect and everyone is personally fulfilled
science fiction
dystopia
exposition
utopia
90
“-ject” means “purpose”.
True
False
91
Although Liz, Ben, and Zac weren’t members of our class long,
they are a great addition!
The bold part is an independent clause.
The bold part is a dependent clause
92
“Scrib-” means “bird”.
False
True
93
A comparison of two unlike things using “like” or “as”
simile
alliteration
metaphor
hyperbole
94
Words that replace nouns, so you don’t need to repeat the same noun again (ex: he, it, they)
adverbs
pronouns
interjections
nouns
95
The viewpoint, or perspective, from which a story is told
point of view
science fiction
symbolism
exposition
96
“-ology” means “study of, science of”.
False
True
97
A brief story used to make a point
author's purpose
opinion
anecdote
fact
98
A group of words which have a different meaning than the literal meanings of each word
alliteration
idiom
metaphor
personification
99
Jonas:
Lives at the House of the Old
Is assigned to be Receiver-in-Training
Is a Nurturer
Enjoys the community
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Unfair, fixed ideas about groups of people
bias
stereotypes
anecdote
counterargument
