A word that has the same meaning as another word

using the text to make a guess at what comes next

Characterization is best described as...

how a writer reveals a character's personality

Can have many rules, or no rules at all, A way to be creative, A written expression of words, A genre of writing

When asked to 'conclude' or 'make a conclusion' you should:

use the text and your background knowledge

The resolution of a story is...

How the story ends; the solution to the probelm(s)

Phrase that is not to be taken literally used by many people

The rising action in a story...

includes all of the events that lead up to the climax.

Find the correct example of cause and effect:

Cause:The bird sat on the wire. Effect:The wire dropped down

a word that has the opposite meaning of another word

the turning point of a story, or the big event.

An extreme exaggeration used for effect or to stress a point

"Narrative Structure" means...

the sequence of events in a story

Information included in the exposition is:

setting, characters, and other background information.

A brief retelling of the story in your own words

A repeating pattern of sound...the beat of the poem

The conflict in a story...

are the problems the characters face., can be internal or external.

The sequence of events in a story.

Which one is an example of external conflict?

A character disagrees with another character about something

using background knowledge & text to read between the lines

Which one is an example of internal conflict?

A character can't decide if they want a beef or chicken taco

A simile and metaphor are BOTH:

types of figurative language where two things are compared

allows the reader to "see" what the author is describing, visually descriptive language

Repeating words and/or phrases to create a feeling or affect

External conflict can be described as:

a conflict that a character has with other characters

What is Cause and Effect?

One thing happens that leads directly to another

A poem with three lines and syllable pattern 5, 7, 5

The difference between simile and metaphor is:

A simile uses like or as to compare; a metaphor does not

What is personification?

giving human qualities to anything that is not human.

Drawing a conclusion is:

The result of making an inference

A funny poem with five lines and AABBA rhyme pattern

When two or more words have the same sound

Internal conflict is described as:

a problem a character is facing within themselves

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Fiction/Poetry Review

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A synonym is...
a delicious spice most often found in desserts
a word that has the opposite meaning as another word
a word that you can figure out
A word that has the same meaning as another word
2
A prediction is...
A brief retelling of the story
using a crystal ball to see the future
Using text & background knowledge to read between the lines
using the text to make a guess at what comes next
3
Characterization is best described as...
a long word with a lot of letters
how a writer reveals a character's personality
the act of drawing a character
what the main character says to another character
4
What is poetry?
Can have many rules, or no rules at all
A way to be creative
A written expression of words
A genre of writing
5
When asked to 'conclude' or 'make a conclusion' you should:
build a model airplane
use the text and your background knowledge
write a three page reflection
write a summary
6
The resolution of a story is...
How the story ends; the solution to the probelm(s)
The same for every story
The turning point of the story
The setting, characters, and background knowledge
7
What is an idiom?
Phrase that is not to be taken literally used by many people
A name for someone that does something stupid
Making a comparison by calling one thing something else
Repetition of beginning sounds
8
The rising action in a story...
bruh
includes all of the events that lead to the resolution.
includes all of the events that lead up to the climax.
is the main conflict in the story.
9
Find the correct example of cause and effect:
Cause:The bird sat on the wire. Effect:little birds flew up.
Cause: The boy played with tree. Effect:Tree gave boy things
Cause: The tree had no branches. Effect: The boy had a gf
Cause:The bird sat on the wire. Effect:The wire dropped down
10
An antonym is...
something you can feel
I have no idea
a word that means the same as another word
a word that has the opposite meaning of another word
11
The prefix 'dis-' means:
not
again
apart
before
12
The climax is:
never the conflict.
a theater where you can watch movies in huge version.
the solution to the problem.
the turning point of a story, or the big event.
13
The prefix 're-' means:
over
apart
not
again
14
The prefix 'un-' means:
apart
not
before
again
15
What is hyperbole?
Repetition of beginning sounds
Like the Superbowl, but hyper
An extreme exaggeration used for effect or to stress a point
a comparison using like or as
16
"Narrative Structure" means...
nothing
how a personal narrative looks
the sequence of events in a story
the central piece of action
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Information included in the exposition is:
the hook, or attention grabber.
an adventure to the top of a mountain
setting, characters, and other background information.
the solution to the problem in the story.
18
A summary is...
Rewriting the story word for word
Sharing your thoughts and feelings about the story
What the story is mostly about
A brief retelling of the story in your own words
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Rhythm is...
Words and phrases that repeat
Words that sounds alike
My sweet dance moves.
A repeating pattern of sound...the beat of the poem
20
The conflict in a story...
are the problems the characters face.
can be internal or external.
is always solved.
taco Tuesday.
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What is plot?
A term that describes feeling.
A snack food.
The main piece of action in a story.
The sequence of events in a story.
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Making an inference is the same thing as making a prediction.
False
True
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Which one is an example of external conflict?
A character struggles with doing the right thing
A character disagrees with another character about something
A character cannot decide if they should lie to a friend
A character can't decide between oreos or chips ahoy cookies
24
What is alliteration?
Giving human qualities to anything that is not human
Al-LIT-eration. It's LIT.
An extreme exaggeration
Repetition of beginning sounds
25
An inference is...
using what you read to guess what comes next
what the text is mostly about
using background knowledge & text to read between the lines
getting a psychic reading
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Which one is an example of internal conflict?
A character debates with their cat, fancy feast vs. meow mix
A character argues with a friend about pizza toppings
A character can't decide if they want a beef or chicken taco
A character argues with their parents.
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The prefix 'pre-' means:
apart
before
not
again
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A simile and metaphor are BOTH:
types of figurative language where beginning sounds repeat
dance moves
types of figurative language where things are exaggerated
types of figurative language where two things are compared
29
Imagery is...
A big party in France
allows the reader to "see" what the author is describing
visually descriptive language
Using your imagination
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Repetition is...
The beat of the poem
Words that sounds the same
Cabbage
Repeating words and/or phrases to create a feeling or affect
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Which word is a synonym for analyze?
neglect
inspect
forget
ignore
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External conflict can be described as:
a conflict that a character has with other characters
The sequence of events in a story.
A conflict that a character has within themselves
The turning point of the story.
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A synonym for Conflict is:
solution
cheese
problem
fight
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What is Cause and Effect?
One thing happens that leads to something bad happening
One thing happens that leads directly to another
Something bad happening leads to something good
A dance club
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What is a haiku?
A poem with no rhyme pattern or rules
A poem with three lines and syllable pattern 5, 7, 5
A type of Japanese food
A funny poem with five lines and AABBA rhyme pattern
36
The difference between simile and metaphor is:
A simile uses like or as to compare; a metaphor does not
A simile makes you happy and a metaphor makes you sad
Nothing; they are the same
A metaphor uses like or as to compare; a simile does not
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When asked to find the 'main idea', what are you looking for?
A shortened version of the story
What the story is mostly about
Details that support what the text is mostly about
Your thoughts and feelings about the story
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What is personification?
giving human qualities to anything that is not human.
giving human qualities to plants.
Giving human qualities to humans that don't want to be human
giving human qualities to animals.
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Which word is an antonym for conflict?
friction
problem
agreement
dispute
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Drawing a conclusion is:
writing a summary
drawing a picture
solving a math problem
The result of making an inference
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What is a limerick?
....a what?
A poem with no rhyme, pattern, or rules
A poem with three lines and syllable pattern 5, 7, 5
A funny poem with five lines and AABBA rhyme pattern
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Rhyme is....
like, totally awesome y'all
Words and/or phrases that repeat
The beat of the poem
When two or more words have the same sound
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Internal conflict is described as:
The turning point of the story
a problem a character is facing with other characters
a problem a character is facing within themselves
a campground Bigfoot sighting
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An example of onomatopoeia is:
buzz
hiss
pop
crackle

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