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1
Clause or Phrase?
In the desk
clause
phrase
2
No change in status;
a developed character, can be minor character, & personality remains the same in a narrative story
dynamic
flat
round
static
3
TRUE or FALSE:
Plot
-The narrative is wrapped up and the conflict is resolved
True
False
4
Simple, Compound, Complex, or Compound/Complex?
I wanted all the puppies, yet I understood that we can only have two.
CX
CD/CX
S
CD
5
Incomplete characterization;
a stereotype; used to further the plot quickly
without needing character development
dynamic
flat
round
static
6
TRUE or FALSE:
RISING ACTION-
introduces and develops conflict between characters
True
False
7
Define
theme
and give the theme of a fairytale
Author’s message or lesson learned-A princess gets locked up
Author’s message or lesson learned-Pigs outsmart the wolf by working as one
Author’s message or lesson learned-3 Bears come home
Author’s message or lesson learned-Goldilocks eats porridge
8
Clause or Phrase?
Bringing the dog to the veterinarian
phrase
clause
9
TRUE or FALSE:
RISING ACTION-
the highest point of tension in a narrative
True
False
10
Clause or Phrase?
On top of Old Smokey
phrase
clause
11
Change in attitude, personality, or status-usually the protagonist, a character who experiences
ah-ha moment
static character
Round character
flat character
dynamic character
12
Simple, Compound, Complex or Compound/Complex?
We have two puppies, but they are like having five dogs.
CD/CX
CD
CX
S
13
Which revised & correctly punctuated sentence best expresses these ideas? It was a stormy night. Everyone was very tired
Everyone was tired on the stormy night
On a stormy night, everyone was tired.
14
Which are examples of
transitions
of time and place?
so, yet
indeed, without a doubt
moreover, therefore
henceforth, after that
15
Simple, Compound, Complex, or Compound/Complex?
We could adopt many puppies, or we could adopt one puppy.
CD
CD/CX
CX
S
16
Simple, Compound, Complex or Compound/Complex?
I ate it, and I threw it up.
Simple=S
Compound=CD
Compound/Complex=CD/CX
CX=Complex
17
TRUE or FALSE
:
EXPOSITION-
introduces the setting, characters, and complication (big overall problem)
True
False
18
Which type of writing analyzes/informs using textual evidence and a thesis?
narrative
argumentative analysis
journal
informative analysis
19
Clause or Phrase?
Because you ate the pie
clause
phrase
20
True or False: The
tone
of a story is the way in which a writer uses words to express a feeling or mood.
False
True
21
TRUE or FALSE: Correct way to cite evidence?
I.C.E. or “___________________________________”(Author’s name page number).
True
False
22
Usually the antagonist, a seemingly
static character who experiences an unexpected personality(not a permanent)change.
dynamic
round
flat
static
23
Which revised & correctly punctuated sentence best expresses these ideas? My Fitbit is broken. His big toe stepped on it
Because his big toe stepped on it, my Fitbit is broken.
Because his big toe stepped on it my Fitbit is broken.
24
Simple, Compound, Complex or Compound/Complex?
Puppies eat shoes, and puppies will eat the cat's food.
CD/CX
S
CD
CX
25
TRUE or FALSE:
R
esolution-
the conflict begins to resolve
False
True
26
Simple, Compound, Complex or Compound/Complex?
The dog ran down the street into traffic and up a hill.
simple
CD/CX
compound
complex
27
Clause or Phrase?
although I went home
clause
phrase
28
These sentences analyze what literary device?
After rainstorms, her mind was clear. As if, the rain had taken bad away.
parallelism
idiom
symbolism
hyperbole
29
TRUE or FALSE:
THESIS-
It’s your FOCUS or COMPLETE answer to the prompt with your reasons/claims
False
True