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Anne Frank: Common Assessment Number Three Review
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#Literary Essay Review
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1
For the second body paragraph, your topic sentence should always start with _______________.
the answer.
a transition.
a pronoun like "I".
the proof.
2
What is the trick to remember the parts of the SECOND body paragraph?
None of the answers are correct.
T TS A/P/Ex T A/P/EX CL
T TS A/P/Ex T CL
TS A/P/Ex T A/P/EX CL
3
Which strategy for the multiple choice (MC) would be correct?
Read expeditiously so you can finish faster.
Eliminate an answer if you think it might be wrong.
Highlight most of the article while you are reading.
Eliminate an answer only if you are 100% sure it is wrong.
4
What is a good transition to use between the first answer/proof/explain and the second A/P/EX?
Both In addition and For instance
Sometimes in life
In addition
For instance
5
What are antonyms for optimistic?
sanguine, hopeful, idealistic
antagonistic, contentious, truculent
fatalistic, negative, bleak
tranquil, serene, unperturbed
6
What are synonyms for scared?
optimistic, sanguine, idealistic
sagacious, shrewd, astute
intrepid, stalwart, fortitude
petrified, terrified, frightened
7
What do you do to the title of a LONG piece of literature IF you are typing (novel, play)?
Use italics
Use quotes
Use italics and underline
Use quotes and underline it
8
If you use a quote from a character, what are synonyms you can use for "said"?
bellowed, lamented, asserted, shrieked, blurted, murmured
fatalistic, gloomy, distrustful, negative, bleak, discourage
all of the answers are correct
attitude, point of view, position, stance, mind set
9
What shouldn't you do in a literary essay?
Use specific proof and transitions
Explain your proof and use sophisticated vocabulary
Use "I", "you" or "me" outside of quotes
All of the answers are correct
10
What shouldn't you do in a literary essay?
use a variety of sophisticated vocabulary
lower case names of people
italicize the title of a play or novel if you area typing
use a transition before your second body paragraph
11
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
The Nazis did truely egregious acts to the Jewish people.
The Nazis did truly deplorable acts to the jewish people.
The nazis did truly egregious acts to the Jewish people.
The Nazis did truly deplorable acts to the Jewish people.
12
What does the trick
SIT
mean?
summarize your ideas about the story and an intrepid thought
none
summarize the whole story or article and insightful thought
summarize central idea(s) of essay and insightful thought
13
What are synonyms for sanguine?
supercilious, arrogant, conceited
optimistic, hopeful, positive
all of the answers are correct
fatalistic, pessimistic, hopeless, defeatist
14
What phrase(s) could you use BEFORE your explanation?
This conveys . . . because
This illustrates . . . because
This demonstrates . . .because
All of the answers are correct
15
What are two or more transitions to show differences?
In addition, Furthermore, Moreover
However, Although, On the other hand
None
For instance, For example
16
Which sentence is written correctly?
Although Anne was lachrymose, she was still grateful.
Although Anne, was lachrymose she was still grateful.
Although, Anne was lachrymose she was still grateful.
Although, Anne, was lachrymose she was still grateful.
17
What are the parts of the FIRST body paragraph?
topic sentence, answer/proof/explain (twice) closing
summarize main parts of essay, insightful thought
none of the answers are correct
topic sentence, answer/proof/explain, transition, conclusion
18
True/False:
Optimist and pessimist are antonyms.
True
False
19
What are the three parts of an introduction?
none
restate question, author, title, transition
catchy lead, author, title, thesis
topic sentence, answer, proof, explain, closing
20
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Siblings can bicker a lot, some bicker all day!
Mrs. Smith could of been more articulate.
None of the sentences are grammatically correct.
Emmett and erin are not ostentatious.
21
Which sentence is grammatically
incorrect
?
The book's were all on the desk.
The girls' coats were on the sofa.
The guys all had a favorite football player.
None of the sentences are incorrect.
22
If you use a quote for the narrator, what are synonyms you can use for "said"?
all of the answers are correct
remarked, explained
point out, described
stated, articulate
23
How do you know what to write for the thesis?
You just have to go back to the story.
The teacher will tell you.
You have to reread the bullet points in the essay question.
Your friend will tell you.
24
True or False:
For instance and For example are two good phrases to use BEFORE your proof.
True
False
25
For the MC, if a question gives you line numbers, highlight them so you can get the correct answer.
True - it will help you look at the correct lines to get the answer
False - it's a waste of time
26
What is a trick to help you remember the parts of an introduction?
RAT O
SIT T
none of the answers are correct
CAT T
27
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
"The Diary of Anne Frank" is a story about resiliancy.
None of the sentences are grammatically correct.
In addition life in the annex was not always serene.
Although life was arduous; they did have some good days.
28
What is the thesis?
none of the answers are correct
a summary of the article or story
central idea of the entire essay
central idea of a paragraph
29
What is the trick to help you remember the conclusion of an essay?
SAT
SIT
CAT T
RAT T
30
What is the job of the topic sentence in an essay?
It tells the reader the writer's opinion about the story.
It tells the reader the central idea of the entire essay.
All of the answers are correct.
It tells the reader the central idea of a paragraph.
31
For the MC, it is not good to read the questions before reading the article.
False
True
32
How do you start the catchy lead?
Who cares about . . . ?
None of the answers are correct.
Who would believe . . . ?
Can you believe . . . ?
33
What are synonyms for perspective?
attitude, outlook
all of the answers are correct
mind set, position
stance, view point
34
What is the trick to help you remember the parts of the FIRST body paragraph?
CAT T
ts, a/p/ex, t a/p/ex cl
ts, a/p/ex, a/p/ex, cl
SIT
35
How could you start your insightful thought in the conclusion of your essay?
Sometimes in English class . . .
Sometimes in life, I . . .
Who would believe . . .
Sometimes in life, people . . .
36
What are synonyms for belligerent?
bleak, negative, pessimistic
truculent, contentious, antagonistic
tranquil, serene, composed
bellowed, lamented, yelped
37
Which sentence below is deplorably incorrect?
After the meet, would you like to eat Mark the Muskrat?
After the meet, would you like to eat, Mark the Muskrat?