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8th GRADE ELA EOG TERMS
8th GRADE ELA EOG TERMS
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The purpose of details is to give the main idea _______________.
support
details
effect
selection
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Give special importance to.
refine
emphasize
reveal
inspiration
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The narrator of a piece of poetry.
author
speaker
poet
narrator
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A statement of 'truth.'
author's purpose
claim
selection
document
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Show how two things are different.
Contribute
Forshadowing
Compare
Contrast
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Example: Chocolate was her Achilles’ heel.
Flashback
Hyperbole
Irony
Allusion
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Reveal definition.
According to.
Make known to others.
Allusion
Simile
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Point of view where the author speaks directly to the audience.
Fourth
Third
Second
First
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The feeling created by the setting of a piece of literature.
tone
mood
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Central Idea
foreshadowing
point of view
Main Idea
Theme
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Theme
main idea
main message in a piece of writing
key point
main point of a piece of writing
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Something that is not important to the story.
irregular
irrelevant
relevant
important
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To figure out.
determine
impact
author's idea
refine
14
Show how two or more things are similar.
Compare
Different
Samesies
Contrast
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A scene in the novel set in a time earlier than the main story.
flashback
irrelevant
inspiration
foreshadowing
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When two characters speak to one another in a piece of literature.
selection
dialogue
talking
diagram
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Not enough.
Too Much
Sufficient
Evidence
Insufficient
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The main character of a piece of literature.
Pretagonist
Protagonist
Character
Antagonist
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Example: BOOM!
Onomatopoeia
Irony
Alliteration
Hyperbole
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Author's choice of words.
Dialogue
Mood
Diction
Contrast
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External Conflict
Conflict within one's self.
Conflict outside of one's inner circle.
Conflict outside of one's self.
Conflict within one's inner circle.
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The author's attitude.
mood
tone
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Example: The lightning danced across the sky.
inspiration
symbol
personification
alliteration
24
A character that recounts the events of a novel.
narrator
author
narrative
poet
25
Point of view that uses I, me, my, us, we
Second
First
Fourth
Third
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Example: As cute as a button.
Metaphor
Symbol
Forshadowing
Simile
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Example: "While I pondered weak and weary."
alliteration
phrase
evidence
foreshadowing
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Example: A man who is a traffic cop gets his license suspended for unpaid parking tickets.
Hyperbole
irrelevant
Irony
oxymoron
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Convey Definition
Communicate
Compare
Contrast
Claim
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Internal Conflict
Conflict outside of one's self.
Conflict within one's self.
Conflict within one's inner circle.
Conflict outside of one's inner circle.
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Example: Seriously Funny
Onomatopoeia
Tone
Oxymoron
Mood
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Example: It was so cold, I saw polar bears wearing coats.
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
irony
alliteration
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Sentences that support the main idea of a piece of literature.
selection
detail
dialogue
poem
34
Point of view that uses he, him, she, her, they, them.
Fourth
Second
Third
First
35
The key to success is?
Reminding yourself that Mrs. Thomas believes in you!
Confidence
Knowing you can do this.
Trusting yourself.
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Conclude from evidence or reasoning.
stanza
infer
document
guess
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The feeling created by the author's diction.
tone
mood
38
The reason an author writes a piece of literature.
Author's Purpose
Detail
Effect
Stanza
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Visually descriptive language.
central idea
imagery
refine
support
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Think carefully about.
document
reveal
consider
inspire