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What is an example of Oxymoron?
What is descripion?
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What is descripion?
informational writing
persuasive writing based on info
details and info of something related to a subject
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What is an example of Oxymoron?
Jumbo shrimp
bang, crash, boom
Is it the end of the world?
the sun is a yellow ball
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What is climax?
central idea of the passage
most important/intense part of the story
middle of the story
main idea
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What is an example of a topic sentence?
Teen jobs help teens get money for their family
In conclusion, teen jobs are bad for their health
Teen jobs are bad because it affects their health and education
Teen jobs are dangerous are common for most fast food places.
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What is Plot?
the main events that happen in a story
the act of characterizing or describing an individual
a warning or indication
a temporary state of mind of feeling
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What is tone?
attitude of a writer towards a subject/audience
education guess based on prior knowledge
first hand account
perspective or another character's viewpoint
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What is a Hyperbole?
two contrasting words in juxtapose
comparison between two different things
pronouciation that describes an action
deliberately exaggerates
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What is an inference?
a guess based on clues from the strory
provides details and evidence of the main idea
an education guess
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What is an appositive?
an interjection in a sentence
a way to use a comma
a noun substitute to describe another noun
a word phrase surrounding another noun, accented by commas
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What is the key concept of this sentence?
globalization has responsibility for debts and poverty in third world debt
globalization doesn't have any part in debts and poverty
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What is cause and effect?
things that effect the other because of an event
having a solution to a problem
events in an order that makes sense
similarities and differences in two things
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What is comparing and contrasting?
shows how things are alike
explains similarites and differences
text describing as event
shows problems and how to solve them
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what is dialogue??
a choice a character makes in the text
events leading up to the climax
speech in text between characters
characters in the story
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What is one supporting detail?
dolphins feed their babies milk
fish lay eggs
dolphins are mammals
dolphins are fish
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T/F: connotationative is the literal dictionary definition of a word
False
True
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What is spatial?
description
problem and solution
chronological
compare and contrast
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What is an alliteration?
similar vowel sounds repeated
reacurrence of initial consonant sounds
the same syllable repeated in a sentence
the same word repeated in a sentence
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What is paraphrasing?
using direct quotes from the given text to support a point
expressing the meaning of something using your own words
drawing inferences from the text
using the same words from another author
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What is an allusion?
a question that isn't meant to be answered
explains contrast in a relationship between words/phrases
comparing two or more things using like or as
reference to a famous person/event
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What is the difference between chronological and sequence?
chronological is in order which makes sense, sequence is timeline of events
chronological is timeline of events, sequence is in order which makes sense
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What text structure is this?
chronological
description
cause and effect
sequence
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What is dramatic irony?
when the character knows something you dont
when a character personality trait is told
when you know something the character does not
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What is textual evidence?
restating the question
paraphrasing a summary
evidence from the text used to support your ideas
a comparison using like or as
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What is a summary?
short statement or main point of the text
evidence to support your claim
rewording other information words in your own words
citing evidence from a text
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What are text-to-self connections?
connecting the text to real world situations
connecting the text you read to other texts
connecting what you read to your own experience
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What text structure is this?
problem and solution
order and sequence
cause and effect
compare and contrast
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What is an analogy?
comparison of 3 or more things which have nothing in common
a short or amusing story to clarify meaning
comparison of unlike things based have a better understanding
sad poem, written to express sorrow for someone who is dead
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How do you make inferences?
educated guess
text and prior knowledge
info from the text
an order which makes sense
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What is a topic sentence?
a sentence that starts a paragraph
provides a transition to the next point
reinforces main point of the paragraph
states the main idea or outine of the paragraph
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What is a theme?
events that happen in the story
choices a character makes in the story
the main idea
universal lesson from the story
