Language Arts Review

Question 1

The cross-country team from BHS will race for the region championship this weekend.

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Verb

Question 2

The drama coach told Ben to rehearse for three hours each day.

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Adjective

Question 3

Although Mr. Tyson is a demanding teacher, his classes are interesting and enjoyable.

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noun

Question 4

I soaked it up like a sponge.

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simile

Question 5

Our novel A Child Called "It" is an example of what type of writing?

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memoir

Question 6

I remember wishing that Lady Luck would be with me just one time.

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personification

Question 7

I stared at the cold green water lapping against the wooden side of the ship

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imagery

Question 8

Which item in an MLA heading would be written on the third line?

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Class

Question 9

The book A Child Called "It" would fit into what genre of literature?

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Non-fiction

Question 10

The students cheered loudly during the volleyball match as they watched the Buford girls.

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adverb

Question 11

Garrett keeps to himself whenever he has to study for a benchmark exam.

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pronoun

Question 12

I felt the accident had set me free.

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personification

Question 13

The friendship among the girls on the team is very strong.

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preposition

Question 14

I looked at my stomach and a yellowish-white substance began to ooze from the red, angry slash

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imagery

Question 15

It was bad enough waiting like a dog in the backyard on the rocks while they enjoyed dinner.

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simile

Question 16

When I was given the luxury of food, I ate like a homeless dog; grunting like an animal

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simile

Question 17

I imagined myself like a character in a comic book who overcame great odds and survived

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simile

Question 18

The resolution affects the meaning of a story by

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indicating how the conflict will be settled

Question 19

Not only was Madison late but she also forgot her lunch.

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Conjunction

Question 20

I was Superman.

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metaphor

Question 21

At what point in the story is the exposition most likely to occur?

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beginning

Question 22

......a river of tears soaked the neck of my shirt

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hyperbole

Question 23

Ouch! I just gave myself a paper cut on this poster board.

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Interjection

Question 24

My heart became as hard as stone.

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simile

Question 25

The Buford High School marching band lined up along the fifty yard line.

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Adjective

Language Arts Review

Questions 25

Language Arts Review

Questions 25