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Character type that occurs frequently in literature and mythology
stereotype
idiom
genre
archetype
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The point of view where a narrator is part of the story and telling the story about him/herself
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Limited
First Person
Second Person
3
Which type of irony? A huge circus man is called Minnie Mouse.
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
4
Giving human qualities or attributions to something not human.
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
Personification
5
Appears at the beginning of an essay to convince your audience to read your essay
Thesis Statement
Transition Words
Supporting Details
Hook
6
A reason that explains a character's thoughts, feelings, actions, or speech.
Plot structure
Motive
Mood
Conflict
7
Appears as the last sentence in the introduction of your essay
Thesis Statement
Anecdote
Hook
Supporting Details
8
The writer's attitude toward his/her audience and subject.
Mood
Thesis Statement
Tone
Suspense
9
There may be several text structures in a text. To determine the main text structure, first...
identify the central idea.
cite your source to prevent plagiarism.
look for key words.
determine the motive.
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To describe something in precise or vivid detail.
Debate
Identify
Analyze
Delineate
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When a writer reads several articles and then puts the ideas in both articles to write an essay
synthesize
summarize
analyze
describe
12
A text structure with the following transition words: similarly, in a different way, although
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
Description
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Hints in the text before or after a word appears to help the reader understand the word.
Context Clues
Supporting Details
Central Idea
Claims
14
A figure of speech where a comparison between two things are made without using 'like' or 'as'
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
Idiom
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When a writer leans toward one side or belief about a topic and does not present both sides
Bias
Plagiarism
Claim
Central Idea
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A character who undergoes a change throughout a narrative due to the conflict he encounters
Dramatic
Flat
Motive
Dynamic
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Why would an author ask his/her audience a question?
To leave the audience with a profound thought
All of the above
To hook the audience
To get his/her audience to think about the answers
18
The point in a narrative that is the turning point and followed immediately by the resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
exposition
19
President Trump is the best president of the 20th century.
opinion
fact
20
To judge the value or worth
Elaborate
Explain
Evaluate
Exposition
21
To explain using images that appeal to the five senses
Evaluate
Determine
Explain
Describe
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Which type of irony? A pro skateboarder does a simple trick to show to beginners and falls.
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
23
Text structure that uses transition words such as: next, then, last, finally, first
Problem & Solution
Chronological
Cause & Effect
Description
24
"If you don't purchase this life insurance, how will your family survive?"
ethos
logos
pathos
25
Text structure that uses transition words such as: if, then, as a result, therefore, because
Cause & Effect
Compare & Contrast
Description
Chronological
26
To avoid plagiarism...
put quotes around the exact author's words when used.
cite the source where you obtained your information.
All of the above
use your own words and ideas.
27
The credibility of an author:
All of the above
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
28
"Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains", "Let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops"
climax
simile
anaphora
archetype
29
An argumentative essay is different from a persuasive essay because an argumentative essay...
has a thesis statement.
All of the above
doesn't use persuasive techniques.
has both an argument & a counter claim
30
Words and ideas that trigger an emotional response from the audience
pathos
logos
central idea
ethos
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"As your father, I want what's best for you. You need to listen to me."
logos
ethos
pathos
32
A concrete object that represents an abstract idea or feeling.
Sensory detail
Symbol
Suspense
Simile
33
When writing an essay, an author needs to first determine the...
thesis statement.
hook.
supporting details.
ethos, pathos, and logos.
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The central message of a literary work. It is a general statement about life.
Mood
Tone
Theme
Plot
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A reference to a well-known (historical or fictional) person, place, event
Alliteration
Allusion
Analysis
Anecdote
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A statement that can be verified as true.
opinion
supporting detail
bias
fact
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The problem that a narrative revolves around.
Climax
Exposition
Resolution
Conflict
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When consonant sounds are repeated at the beginning of words
Conotation
Rhyme
Alliteration
Assonance
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A pattern where the hero leaves his ordinary world and enters the unknown world to complete the
refusal to call
talisman
call to adventure
supreme ordeal
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"Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today..."
alliteration
allusion
simile
hyperbole
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The way an audience feels while reading or listening is called...
Pathos
Tone
All of the above
Mood
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A complex character who shows both positive and negative character traits
Round
Dramatic
Dialogue
Flat
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Words used to describe how something feels, tastes, smells, looks, or sounds
Sensory Details
Figurative Language
Imagery
Hyperbole
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Powerful words in an essay help to...
get an audience emotionally engaged.
relay ideas in a clear way.
persuade an audience.
All of the above
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The feeling associated with a word
denotation
claim
context clue
connotation
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A type of figurative language that is a deliberate & obvious exaggeration used to make a point
Hyperbole
Simile
Central Idea
Idiom
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When a character has a problem with rules or laws
Man vs Society
Man vs Man
Man vs Nature
Man vs Self
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Qualities, attitudes, or aspects of a character
Dynamic
Traits
Motive
Static
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The fine points that helps to explain or prove claims that are made are called...
Supporting Details
Thesis Statements
Titles
Topics
50
A paragraph of poetry
line
rhyme pattern
rhythm
stanza
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Type of irony: Juliet believes Romeo is dead, but the audience knows he isn't dead.
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
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Brief narrative that focuses on a particular event
anecdote
argument
plot
archetype
53
Helps reader to understand how ideas in an essay are related & gives hints to text structure
Transition Words
Ideas
Word Choices
Supporting Details
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Becca walked to school in misery. She was afraid he might never ask her out.
First Person Point of View
Third Person Omniscient Point of View
Second Person Point of View
Third Person Limited Point of View
55
The main point or purpose of text
supporting details
central idea
anecdote
bias
56
How a text is organized is called...
elaboration.
structure.
ideas.
transitions.
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Persuasive techniques include methods directed toward ___, ___, & ___.
argument, bias, audience
ethos, pathos, logos
claim, thesis, ideas
hyperbole, personification, alliteration
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The ending of words sound the same.
Root
Rhythm
Repetition
Rhyme
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A text structure that shows the audience how a situation could be resolved.
Description
Problem & Solution
Chronological
Cause & Effect
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A comparison of two different things that are similar in some way.
all of the above
anaphora
metaphor
simile
61
Brian knew he should ask Becca out soon. Becca doubted he would, and wished he would text her.
First Person point of view
Third Person Limited point of view
Second Person point of view
Third Person Omniscient point of view
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To examine elements of text, determine how the elements are related, & show in a different way
Explain
Describe
Summarize
Analyze
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A flood wipes out a protagonist's home and she has to scramble for her and her cat's safety.
Man vs Man
Man vs Self
Man vs Nature
Man vs Society
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The apple never falls far from a tree.
Idiom
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Personification
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Cigarette smoke contains over 4,800 chemicals, 69 of which are know to cause cancer."
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
66
A character trait can be inferred by using evidence from:
How other characters think/feel about that character
Dialogue between characters
A character's actions or thoughts
All of the above
67
To do well on any test you must...
practice & study.
be clear and specific with your answers.
read and follow directions carefully.
all of the above
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The archetype who trains and guides the hero, may give gifts and advice.
Herald
Trickster
Creature of Nightmare
Hero
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Words or ideas that include logical facts and information to convince an audience
Pathos
Supporting Ideas
Ethos
Logos
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Eighth graders are minions.
Simile
Personification
Idiom
Metaphor