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A narrative poem
can easily be set to music.
features characters, setting, and conflict.
focuses on thoughts and feelings of the speaker.
addresses the audience directly.
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3rd person OMNISCIENT point of view...
the narrator knows ALL characters' thoughts
the narrator knows only ONE character's thoughts
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Which word has a more positive connotation?
demand
hassle
argue
debate
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From your knowledge of the Greek root psych-, what is the most likely meaning of psychology?
the study of the mind
the study of the feet
the study of chemistry
the study of medicine
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From your knowledge of the suffix -ous, what is the most likely meaning of the word murderous?
similar to murder
unlike murder
the quality of murder
characterized by murder
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Capitalization: Which of the following is punctuated correctly?
I thought my Grandmother would catch on, but she didn't.
Later, I caught my Uncle laughing about the stunt his son pulled.
Give the pan to Grandpa; maybe he'll think he ate it.
My Cousin stole the pecan pie and ate it behind the couch.
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Simile or Metaphor?
Simile
Metaphor
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In third-person omniscient point of view, the narrator is outside the story and knows about one person's thoughts.
True
False
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Which of the following has an annoyed tone?
Can you cut the crust off of my sandwich? I like to pretend I'm the queen.
This is my 314th consecutive day of peanut butter -- my favorite food.
Really, peanut butter -- again? Don't we have anything else?
I've left your lunch on the counter, but don't forget to grab your drink.
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In first-person point of view, the narrator is a part of the story.
True
False
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Simile or Metaphor?
Simile
Metaphor
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What POV: First you need to go left on Buckner. Then you'll turn right at the light and go straight for a mile.
Second-person
First-person
Third-person-omniscient
Third-person-limited
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3rd person LIMITED point of view...
the narrator doesn't give any details of the story
the narrator knows only ONE character's thoughts
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What is the best meaning of the word bearish? The teacher was bearish in the morning before she had coffee.
grumpy
stubborn
clumsy
disorganized
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what is an example of symbolism
my mom is like a wolf with her babies
none of the above
a broken mirror may represent separation
i told you to clean the room a 1000 times
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What is the proper word to put in this sentence: If I ___ tired, I'd go to sleep.
were
is
was
will be
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A lyric poem
focuses on thoughts and feelings.
is a poem that has narrative techniques
always rhymes and has rhythm.
tells a story with characters and a setting.
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Capitalization -- Which of the following is capitalized correctly?
The teacher replied, "you should use your comp book to study the rules."
Roger was worried. "I'm not sure i know the rules of capitalization."
Roger sighed, "i think we have a test tomorrow."
"Yes," the teacher replied, "but you are ready for it."
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What transition shows contrast here: I wanted to study for the test. My mom asked me to wash the dishes.
mostly
for example
also
however
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Simile or Metaphor?
Metaphor
Simile
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symbolism
words that create a mental image
words that have the same sound at the end
section of a poem, usually with rhyme and length
deeper meaning given to everyday objects or events
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Which of these words has the most positive connotation?
impassioned
blunt
forceful
urgent
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What is the tone of the following sentence: I would like to sincerely express regret that I stole your flowers.
mournful
inspiring
apologetic
cheerful
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Quotations -- what is true about writing dialogue?
When there is a shift to a different speaker, you need a new paragraph.
You should never capitalize the first word of a quotation.
Dialogue needs a speaker tag with every single sentence.
Dialogue is a conversation inside one's head about his thoughts.
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What POV: Amelia looked and the clock and sighed. There was still time in class. She reached over and grabbed my pen.
third-person-limited
first-person
third-person-omniscient
second-person
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What is the tone? Eat your vegetables, now! If you don't, you will NOT get dessert.
commanding
reflective
gentle
apologetic
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What does collywobbles mean? I decided to lie down as the collywobbles in my stomach decided to revolt.
peaceful digestion
nervous energy
funny taste in your mouth
sick feeling in your stomach
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When a line in a poem is repeated multiple times, why is this important?
The author has run out of words to say, so he repeats himself.
It shows that there is a contradiction to something within the text.
The author is too lazy to find a thesaurus.
It reinforces the idea and tells the reader that it's important.
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First Person Point of View would
not
include this pronoun:
I
he
me
our
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Which sentence needs quotation marks?
Mrs. Turner told us that she loves her class.
Ms. Ceralde said that she saw Mr. Colin eat 4 donuts.
This book about animals is so cool, said Evan.
Liv told us that she was excited to have a new baby brother.
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Which of the following is a symbol for peace?
dove
mockingbird
robin
chicken
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In third-person limited point of view, the narrator is outside of the story and knows the thoughts from one character.
False
True
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What POV: Shiela sat down and was unhappy about her test scores. Jan knew she was unhappy and tried to cheer her up.
second-person
third-person-omniscient
first-person
third-person-limited
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What is the tone: Seriously? Oh no, of course you shouldn't study. You should be happy with a failing grade.
cheerful
humorous
sarcastic
calm
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Point of view...
is the ending of the story
refers to who is telling or narrating a story.
