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ELA Skills 6th Grade
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This text structure lists a topics characteristics, features, or examples.
description
compare and contrast
problem and solution
cause and effect
2
This is the time and place a story takes place
flashback
setting
stage directions
foreshadowing
3
Text structure that looks at the differences and similarities of two or more subjects
problem and solution
cause and effect
chronological order
compare and contrast
4
All of the following is an example of mood except...
feel good/happy
suspense
conflict
lonely
5
A ----- is a shorter way to tell about a passage and tells only important details or events.
summary
retell
rewrite
detailed outline
6
What is another way of saying main idea?
supporting details
central idea
titles
pros and cons
7
What kind of connotation does
frigid
have
?
neutral
positive
negative
8
Text evidence is...
A quote taken from a text
All 3 are examples of text evidence
Information presented in the text written in your own words
A direct quote
9
A large snow fall results in schools being closed for 2 days... is an example of what Text Str?
description
compare and contrast
problem and solution
cause and effect
10
This is a hint or clue to suggest what will happen in a story/play/poem...
flashback
suspense
foreshadow
hyperbole
11
What pronoun should be avoided in most writings?
I
It
She
He
12
The part of a story you've all been waiting for. The central/main conflict is faced.
introduction/exposition
climax
falling action
rising action
13
What kind of connotation does
jolly
have
?
negative
neutral
positive
14
This form of figurative language compares two unalike objects without using like or as.
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
15
Theme is
another word for symbolism
a lesson the author is trying to teach about life
short one word answers like beauty and crime
always stated at least once in the story or poem
16
The part of a story where conflicts add up. Considered the longest part of the story.
rising action
introduction/exposition
falling action
climax
17
characterization involves all except
what the character thinks
what the setting is around the character
how the character treats others
what the character says
18
Mrs. Margaux Marie Murray is an example of...
a walking hyperbole
Irony
point of view
alliteration
19
Synonyms mean... while antonyms mean...
homophone... hyperbole
antonym, synonym
same... opposite
opposite... same
20
This is what we call characters talking in a play or story...
talky talky
mood
dialogue
point of view
21
The narrative perspective where the narrator can read the mind of all characters. he/she/they
3rd person limited
3rd person Omniscient
1st person
3rd person open
22
What kind of connotation does
house
have
?
neutral
positive
negative
23
What supports the main idea?
supporting details
transitions
bias
Verb agreement
24
Persuasive text include all of the following except...
numbers, facts, and statistics
Bias
Rising Actions
Opinions
25
My papers were playing hide and seek with me.
is an example of
third person omniscient
simile
personification
first person narration
26
The start of a story where characters, setting and basic conflict are shown to the reader.
Introduction/Exposition
Climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
27
When the students were given the PSSA's, they started to act like zombies.
is an example of-
metaphor
simile
personification
onomatopoeia
28
You are starving and can't wait until lunch but that is a million years away
is an example of-
hyperbole
third person limited
second person
alliteration
29
Your mom tells you to wear a rain coat on before leaving the house, you can
infer?
Your mother prefers your rain coat over other jackets
Your father needs to borrow your regular coat
The weather is snowy
It is raining outside
30
poetry is written in...
sentences and stanza
sentences and paragraphs
lines/verses and stanzas
lines/verses and paragraphs
31
This text structure presents an issue and possible ways to address the issue.
description
compare and contrast
cause and effect
problem and solution
32
A person, place, or
thing
that stands for something else, something deeper. ex.
US flag or rose
symbolism
theme
foreshadowing
irony
33
Which of the following is true about TDAs?
prove two literary elements are related in a story
The longer the TDA response the better
Should include "I think" or "I believe" statements
If done right, can be as short as a paragraph
34
This text structure gives the order in which events occurred and often uses dates, #, and 1st.
chronological/ sequence
problem and solution
cause and effect
description
35
Which is not be considered an example of Onomatopoeia?
plunking
Crash
Moo
floor
36
An author not presenting both sides of an issue would show the authors...
bias
readers
lack of respect
counter arguement
37
What kind of connotation does
Stare
have
?
negative
positive
neutral
38
The main character of a story is...
theme
plot
the antagonist
the protagonist
39
This is an evidence based/educated guess based on what you read/see.
resolution
inference
generalization
conclusion
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This is the person who forces the character to change.
the enemy
plot
the antagonist
the sidekick