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FL FAST 9th Review (E1R)
FL FAST 9th Review (E1R)
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An appeal to emotions
pathos
kairos
logos
ethos
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What does it mean for something to "develop the author's purpose?"
To build upon the reason that the author wrote the story/text
To move the text forward
To inform the audience that the author writes for this reason
To show the audience what the author really thinks about them
3
The sentence below contains what kind of literary device?
rhyme scheme
alliteration
repetition
allusion
4
Convey means...
to meet a goal that was set by someone
to add on to something already there
to build upon something
to show something to the audience
5
An exaggeration
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
simile
6
Giving human traits or characteristics to non-human things
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
7
An appeal to credibility and morals
logos
pathos
kairos
ethos
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Contribute means...
to show something to the audience
to add on to something already there
to build upon something
to meet a goal that was set by someone
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Setting
CANNOT
contribute to the mood of a text.
False
True
10
Develop means...
to meet a goal that was set by someone
to build upon something
to add on to something already there
to show something to the audience
11
Romeo and Juliet is what kind of play?
Romance
Comedy
Drama
Tragedy
12
The literary element that describes what qualities and traits make up a character
protagonist
antagonist
point-of-view
characterization
13
This text structure presents steps in a process:
sequence
problem / solution
chronological
cause and effect
14
What is most often the reason that a writer uses repetition?
To create cool sounding texts
To emphasize what the speaker is saying
To confuse the reader
To move the text forward
15
This text structure presents facts, events, and details in the order in which they occurred in time:
cause and effect
compare and contrast
description
chronological
16
What does "author's writing style" mean?
how they dress
how the audience perceives them
how they implement tone, mood, and diction
how long they write in one day
17
This text structure presents an issue with suggestions on how to solve it:
chronological
cause and effect
problem / solution
compare and contrast
18
What is diction?
tone and mood
style
word choice
a place to look up words and their meanings
19
This text structure details a subject’s characteristics:
compare and contrast
cause and effect
description
chronological
20
When a question asks how a
literary device
contributes
to the
purpose
of a paragraph, what does it mean?
It wants you to identify the type of literary device.
It wants to identify how it the device is not "real" as it is figurative.
None of the above.
It wants you to identify how it better helps the reader understand the text
21
This type of irony is when something that is unexpected actually happens:
dramatic irony
verbal irony
calm irony
situational irony
22
A comparison between two unlike things that creates a stronger comparison
simile
personification
metaphor
hyperbole
23
A comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as"
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
personification
24
Achieve means...
to show something to the audience
to add on to something already there
to meet a goal that was set by someone
to build upon something
25
The literary element that describes the events of the story unfolding and the conflict between characters
fiction
setting
conflict
plot
26
The literary element that describes where and when the story happens
setting
time period
point-of-view
location
27
An appeal to logic
ethos
pathos
logos
kairos
28
Diction (word choice) informs
tone
; tone contributes to the
mood
.
True
False
29
This text structure explains how or why something happens:
cause and effect
compare and contrast
chronological
description
30
This is a message that can be understood across time, place, and culture
Shakespearean theme
universal theme
Disney theme
regular theme
31
Tone is...
what the writer sets up for the story
what the audience feels while reading the story
how someone feels after they wake up
how someone speaks to you
32
This type of irony is when the audience knows something that the characters do not know:
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
specific irony
33
Mood is...
what the writer sets up for the story
what the audience feels while reading the story
how someone speaks to you
how someone feels after they wake up
34
When a question asks you for the "validity" of the claim, what should you look for?
The writer's opinion
The writer's main idea
The writer's evidence to support their claim
The writer's style and diction
35
The literary element that describes what perspective the story is told from
characterization
protagonist
antagonist
point-of-view
36
The literary element that tells what is the overall message of the story
characters
title
plot
theme
37
An appeal to time and place
kairos
ethos
pathos
logos
38
Connotation is the dictionary definition of a word.
False
True
39
This text structure explains similarities and differences between two or more things:
compare and contrast
cause and effect
chronological
description
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This type of irony is when someone is sarcastic:
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
nonverbal irony
