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A metaphor...
is a sound word
Compares 2 things using like or as
Compares 2 things without using like or as
is an exaggeration
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A round character is one who
does not have many emotions and characteristics
changes
does not change
has many emotions and characteristics
3
Is this sentence a fragment or a run on?: The cats ate the food it smelled bad.
Fragment
Run On
4
What is the prepositional phrase?: We went across the lake.
across
across the lake
the lake
We went
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Part in the story where the turning point happens.
Climax
Rising Action
Resolution
Exposition
6
What is the connotation of the word "Dirty" in this sentence: The kid played dirty in his soccer game.
Negative
Positive
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Is the sentence a fragment or run on?: In the house.
Run on
Fragment
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Characterize: The dog ran into the house and its owners screamed. "There is mud everywhere!"
The dog is well-behaved.
The dog is friendly.
The dog is dirty.
The dog is funny.
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Active or Passive: The students enjoyed playing Quiz.
Active
Passive
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By using direct characterization, the author...
Causes the reader to make an inference about the character.
Tells us about the character straightforwardly
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Direct or indirect characterization?: She walked into the room and everyone stared. She set her crystal purse down.
Direct
Indirect
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Fact or Opinion? Cats are better than dogs.
Fact
Opinion
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When citing, the period goes INSIDE of the quotes.
False
True
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A poem MUST rhyme.
False
True
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The cat is brown. (THE CAT) is an example of...
a verb
an adjective
a noun
a subject
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Identify the figurative langauge: She was living her life in chains.
Symbolism
Metaphor
Rhyme
Personification
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Fact or Opinion? : The Dodgers are the best team ever!
Fact
Opinion
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When citing someone's speech, it should look like...
"When she says, 'I like Pepsi'."
When she says, "I like Pepsi".
When she says, "I like Pepsi."
"When she says "I like Pepsi."
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A letter to the school board asking for extended lunch is an example of....
Persuasive Writing
Entertaining writing
Expository writing
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Pick the character trait: He entered the room and it went silent. Students began to sweat.
He is fancy
He is mean
He is nice
He is funny
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An example of Entertaining writing is...
A report on scientific data.
A news article on a new tv show
A poem
A news article on the weather.
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Active or Passive: In my room, the presents can be found.
Active
Passive
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A lesson that the text teaches.
Plot
Theme
Symbol
Motif
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A metaphor can be extended throughout the whole story.
False
True
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Onomatopoeia is
words that sound like sounds
words that explain
words that rhyme
words with the same starting letter
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A fact often includes personal feelings toward a subject.
True
False
27
The dog ran.
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
Compound Complex
Complex Sentence
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A protagonist is...
Secondary to the main character
The main character's best friend
Against the main character
The main character
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The three reasons author's write are...
To show, to tell, to entertain
To persuade, inform, and entertain
To entertain, empower, and encourage
To inform, entertain, and educate
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An example of Expository Writing is...
A short story
A poem
An article about new scientific research.
An opinion piece about politics
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A dynamic character is one who...
does not have many emotions and characteristics
changes
has many emotions and characteristics
does not change
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Jumping back in a story is...
flashback
simile
foreshadowing
hyperbole
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In medias res stands for...
in middle of the story
between
at the end of the story
at the end of the story
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This is a complete sentence: His new shirt is ugly I hate it.
False
True
35
Fact or opinion? The Four Corners is the only spot in the US where you can stand in four states at once.
Fact
Opinion
36
This is a fragment: We went to the store inside the mall.
False
True
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Characterize: He lifted the heavy fridge all by himself.
He is weak.
He is happy.
He is strong.
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The overall feeling of a WRITER toward a subject
tone
mood
motif
symbol
39
BME stands for
Big, middle, end
Best, Many, Example
Beginning, middle, end
Beginning, most, evidence
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Identify the figurative language: You're a couch potato.
Personifcation
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
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A simile...
Compares 2 things
Compares 2 things using like or as
Summaries something
Tells a story
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a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb
adverb
preposition
simile
verb
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What is a type of run on sentence?
Comma Splice
Coordinating Conjunction
Fragment
Subordinating Conjunction
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Identify the figurative language: The coffee shop is an icebox!
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
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He ran into the glass door. (GLASS is an...)
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
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This is a run on: She went to soccer practice she did really good.
False
True
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A flat character is one who...
does not change
does not have many emotions and characteristics
changes
has many emotions and characteristics
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The dog ran and he ate popcorn.
Compound complex
complex
compound
simple
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Active or Passive Voice?: The moon can be seen beyond the trees.
Passive
Active
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The second E in PEE stands for
Everything
Explanation
Evidence
Example
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This is a complete sentence: I ate apple pie on Thanksgiving.
True
False
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Direct or Indirect Characterization?: Her hair is red.
Indirect
Direct
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The point of persuasive writing is to....
Get the reader to enjoy it
Get the reader to laugh
Get the reader to share it.
Get the reader to take action
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Is the sentence a fragment or run on?: Among the trees in the woods.
Fragment
Run on
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Jumping ahead in a story is...
foreshadowing
an allegory
flashback
metaphor
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The mean lunch lady laughed at the kids. (LAUGHED is a/an...)
verb
adverb
adjective
noun
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Something that represents an abstract idea/concept in a story is
hyperbole
symbol
allegory
simile
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Fact or opinion? The first college football game was played on November 6, 1869.
Opinion
Fact
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Shakespearean sonnet form is ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
False
True
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(Under the boardwalk) the beach is muddy. UNDER THE BOARDWALK is an example of...
an adverb
a prepositional phrase
an adjective phrase
a noun phrase
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A static character is one who...
changes
doesn't have many emotions or characteristics
does not change
has many emotions and characteristics
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Active or Passive?: The kid kicked the ball.
Active
Passive
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The beautiful Christmas tree was decorated. (BEAUTIFUL) is an...
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
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In the sentence: Kristen
briskly
walked to the library, eager to complete her homework. BRISKLY is a...
adverb
simile
noun
adjective
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The antagonist is...
Against the main character
The main character
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What is the connotation of "awesome" in this sentence: The new Spiderman was awesome!
Positive
Negative
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Giving human characteristics to non-human things
allegory
simile
personification
rhyme
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A universal theme is a theme that...
only applies to fictional characters
applies to no one
applies to anyone
only applies to the story
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Active or Passive Voice? In the cafeteria the kids eat lunch.
Active
Passive
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This literary device appeals to the readers senses.
Smilie
Allegory
Imagery
Metaphor
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Is the sentence a fragment or run on?: We went to the store I got a new phone charger.
Fragment
Run on
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A hyperbole is...
an explanation
a summary
a preposition
an exaggeration
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Part of the plot where characters and setting are shown.
Rising Action
Falling Action
Climax
Exposition
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Characterize: All the boys stared as she walked by. Her perfectly styled hair sweeped around her shoulders.
She is pretty.
She is nice.
She is hilarious.
She is rude.
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The P in PEE stands for...
Past Tense
Persuasive
Point
Powerful
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The overall feeling a writer wants a reader to experience.
Symbol
Tone
Mood
Onomatopoeia
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News articles are an example of
Expository writing
Entertainment writing
Persuasive writing
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A story that is true.
Nonfiction
Fiction
Poetry
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Active or Passive Voice: Among the crowd, John Cena could be seen.
Passive
Active
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The dog ran, and he ate popcorn
Compound Complex
Complex
Compound
Simple
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An example of Persuasive writing is...
A news report on the EMMY awards
A short story about bears
A poem about sharks
A letter to the principal asking for extra recess.
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Characterize: "Oh man!" he screamed as the LOSER sign popped up on his computer. He threw the controller down.
He is funny.
He is happy.
He is sad.
He is mad.
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Comparing 2 dissimilar things is
simile
metaphor
allegory
juxtaposition
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"biting off more than you can chew" is an example of...
Simile
Idiom
Hyperbole
Personification
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An opinion is something you can prove.
True
False
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2 lines of rhyming poetry
tercet
couplet
quartrain
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Identify the device: The dog sat on a log.
Hyperbole
Rhyme
Rhythm
Onomatopoeia
