When summarizing an informational text you should?

provide the central/main idea and supporting details

statements that may or may not be true

DRAMATIC IRONY happens when:

the audience knows something that a character doesn't know

passing off someone's working as your own

We broke camp by morning it seemed as if the land was covered with animals. Broke camp suggest?

The travelers moved from the site, The travelers evacuated the surroundings., The travelers left the territory.

Choose a rebuttle transition for argumentative writing

In contrast,, On the other hand,, One may disagree,, However,

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8th Grade ELA SBAC Review

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To EVALUATE is to:
judge
analyze
summarize
criticize
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When summarizing an informational text you should?
provide the central/main idea and supporting details
provide the theme of the passage
provide textual evidence and elaboration
identify central ideas
3
CLAIMS are:
statements that may or may not be true
based on insufficient evidence
always made in the first paragraph
found in certain genres
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What the entire text is mostly about is the ?
resolution
plot
central/main idea
setting
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ANALOGIES are:
comparisons
textual
poetic devices
visual
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A thesis is?
A thesis
Claim + 3 reasons
Claim + 2 reasons
Claim + 1 reason
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The conversation between the characters is:
spoken verse
verbal text
dialogue
dialect
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What helps develop a central idea?
facts
elaboration
details
evidence
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EXPLICITLY means:
adult content
graphic
clearly
profanity
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DRAMATIC IRONY happens when:
something unexpected happens onstage
the drama intensifies suddenly
the audience knows something that a character doesn't know
a surprise happens to the main character
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FIGURATIVE means:
about shape
descriptive
formal
not literal
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plagiarism means:
to copyright someon's work
copying word for word and givng credit
passing off someone's working as your own
copying word for word and not giving credit
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INFERENCES are NOT:
drawing conclusions
assumptions
clearly stated
guesses
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We broke camp by morning it seemed as if the land was covered with animals. Broke camp suggest?
The travelers ruined the area
The travelers moved from the site
The travelers evacuated the surroundings.
The travelers left the territory.
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IRRELEVANT means:
off topic
irresponsible
logical but wordy
too simple
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TONE is the writer's:
central idea
topic
subject
attitude
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THEME is NOT:
usually implied
the message
normally revealed near the end of a narrative
usually stated
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CONFLICTING INFORMATION is information that:
is based on conflict
pertains to the plot
disagrees
seeks to entertain
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PROVOKE means:
complicate
inform
to cause
power
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CONNOTATIVE has to do with:
writing
technical vocabulary
implied meaning
script
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SPECIFIC means:
ironic
vague
simple
certain
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An informational and argumentative includes ALL except?
2 sentences on the topic
Hook/Attention Getter
Thesis
Plot
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Which is not a closing transition?
As a result,
Also,
In conclusion,
To conclude,
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SUFFICIENT means:
plentiful
enough
reasonable
profitable
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A notice was posted for those who passed to take these missives to the post office Missives are
signs
letters
trappers
logs
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RELEVANT means:
technical
relating
academic
profound
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Folktales that attempt to explain things in nature that people did not understand are:
fables
myths
tall tales
legends
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STRUCTURE means:
outline
conclusion
cite
form or shape
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To CONTRAST is to point out:
parts of speech
differences
images
symbols
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An argumentative and informational introduction should end with?
Thesis
Attention Getter
Conclusion
Plot
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I will do MY BEST on the SBAC?
NO
Yaasss
YEP
YES
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To REFINE is to:
improve upon or build on
go back in the passage
argue with facts
charge someone twice
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ALLUSIONS are:
references
always symbols
visions
mirages
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INDIVIDUAL means:
person
alone
single
simplified
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Narrative introductions include ALL except?
Problem/Conflict
Resolution
Setting
Characters
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An OBJECTIVE SUMMARY is:
always extremely detailed
fact-based
a summary of goals
full of opinions
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POINT OF VIEW is:
only in fiction
rarely in the 1st person
always in the 3rd person
sometimes omniscient
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ANALYZE means:
to infer
to compose
to evaluate
to examine
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INCIDENTS are:
details
character traits
unimportant
events
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IMPACT means:
collision
affect or effect
important
problem
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Choose a rebuttle transition for argumentative writing
In contrast,
On the other hand,
One may disagree,
However,
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If given a claim you must find what to support it?
cause and effect
3 reasons to support it
elaboration
textual evidence

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