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First Person Point of View=
What is the Theme in a Text?
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Prep for 4th grade Language Arts Test
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What is the Theme in a Text?
The moral or lesson
The setting of the story
The exposition
The action of the story
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First Person Point of View=
The narrator knows everything about each character.
A character in the story is the narrator as well.
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Choose the word that would be a great synonym for "awesome."
interesting
awful
incredible
boring
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What does the word "inspired" mean?
Bored by something
Brave enough to do something
Afraid of something
Full of ideas about something
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Which of the following are examples of Author's Purpose?
All of the Above
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
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What is the role of a topic sentence in a piece of writing?
To provide very little information to the reader.
To focus the reader on what they will be reading about.
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What does the word "baffled" mean as it is used in the sentence?
Easily tricked
Easily angered
Frustrated
Confused
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The best way to start an INFORMATIVE essay is:
Provide LOTS of details about the topic
Introduce the topic or main idea with little specific detail
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When starting an OPINION Essay it is a good idea to start with a:
All of the Above
Shocking Fact
Question
10
An example of an Antonym for the word "gigantic."
Tiny
Massive
Huge
Average
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What are the most important elements of a NARRATIVE piece of writing.
Setting, character, plot and theme
Exposition, character and theme
Dialogue, character and rising action
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Dialogue can be described as:
the words spoken by characters.
Words with accents
the narrator's description of events
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The
mood
of a text can be described as:
The feeling that the author wants the reader to feel.
How the character is feeling
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The rising action of plot can be described as:
When all action is wrapping up in the story.
The very beginning of a story.
The most exciting part of the story
When conflict begins to happen in a story.
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An OPINION essay's main goal is to:
To entertain the reader about a topic
To provide the reader with the author's opinion.
To provide information about a topic
To tell a story about a topic
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Which of the following is an example of an IDIOM.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
She was as fast as a mustang on the track.
The baby was like a bear.
I am so hungry I could eat a horse!
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When writing an informative essay:
The author should only stick with facts from research.
The author should have a good plot
The author should immediately state their opinion.
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What does the word "convey" mean as it is used in the sentence.
Write
Whisper
Communicate
hand over
19
Which of the following would you
NOT
include in a summary about the history of the U.S?
Famous Wars
Important presidents
Crops grown by the settlers of Ohio
How the country began
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Which of the following are examples of a SIMILE.
The baby was a bear
It rained cats and dogs
Her smile was like sunshine
She was as relaxed as a cloud
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What is the definition of a "summary."
A short story with characters and a setting.
A very detailed piece of writing
Short piece of writing that covers the main points of a text
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Third person point of view=
The narrator only knows about one character.
The narrator is "all knowing" about each character.
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Choose all of the following that would be an example of
theme.
Hard work and determination pays off.
Sometimes we are braver than we think we are.
August was bullied at school.
Maniac Magee had great athletic ability.
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When writing an OPINION Essay you should include:
Facts from trusted sources
A clearly stated opinion about the topic
Statistics that include numbers and percents
All of the Above
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What is the role of "supporting details" in an informative essay?
To give the reader the opinion of the author.
to provide specific information that supports the topic.
To provide more detail to a narrative.
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The part of a plot where the most exciting thing happens.
Climax
Rising Action
Exposition
Falling Action
