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Review of literary terms; 8th grade
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(Elements of Plot) suspense eases; resolve the conflict
rising action
falling action
exposition
climax
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Whats the mood:
The man kicked and threw the poor cat out of his house.
happy
anger
excited
fear
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An article where the author argues that iPhone is better than android. Author's purpose?
persuade
entertain
inform
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A conversation between tow or more people in a text
dialogue
author's purpose
context clues
figurative language
5
Using context clues, what does flabbergasts mean?
offends
destroys
embarrasses
surprises
6
Whats the mood:
There was plenty of food, and the music was playing.
Happiness
Loneliness
Fear
Sadness
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A series of events that make up a story
context clues
main idea
author's purpose
plot
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The problem in the story
conflict
setting
characters
exposition
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The choice of narrator is who tells the story
conflict
characterize
point of view
setting
10
Main idea that is directly stated in the reading passage
stated main idea
alliteration
theme
implied main idea
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Kelvin found a wallet on the ground. He took the wallet back to the owner. Characterize Kelvin
trustworthy
friendly
dishonest
cry baby
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What are context clues?
information around a word that tells us what the word means
the last paragraph of the passage that summarizes the text
the purpose of the passage
unknown vocabulary
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What is the main idea of the passage?
Sloths are slow.
Sloths use claws.
Sloths are three-toed.
Sloths love spending time in the trees.
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Emotion the reader feels from the text
mood
plot
tone
onomatopoeia
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People, animals, or creatures in the story
author's purpose
conflict
characters
setting
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Where and when the story occurs
characters
conflict
setting
plot
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Scott doesn't talk much, but five girls are competing for his attention. Characterize Scott
honest
charming
fearful
lonely
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(Elements of Plot) conflict develops; suspense is building; longest part of the story
falling action
exposition
rising action
climax
19
Using context clues, what does preposterous mean?
stupid
wonderful
crazy
ridiculous
20
The writer's attitude towards the subject of the text
context clues
tone
author's purpose
mood
21
The writer's message about the topic
plot
theme
author's purpose
main idea
22
(Elements of Plot) intro to characters and setting; hints at conflict
exposition
climax
rising action
falling action
23
Characterize Jenny
caring
rude
funny
awkward
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(Elements of Plot) Most exciting part of the story; NOT typically the middle of the story
falling action
climax
resolution
exposition
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Whats the mood:
The night was dark and stormy.
happy
lonely
worried
scary
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The reason that the author chose to write the passage
conflict
plot
main idea
author's purpose
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Main idea that is not stated directly in the reading passage
stated main idea
author's purpose
plot
implied main idea
28
The story of a young athlete who takes steroids and his life falls apart. Author's purpose?
entertain
pursuade
inform
29
Using context clues, what does vicious mean?
sympathetic
dangerous
lovely
terrible
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(Element of Plot) how everything turns out
resolution
falling action
rising action
climax
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The most important point the author is trying to make about the topic
plot
main idea
theme
irony
32
What is the main idea of the passage?
The statue of liberty is a man.
New York is cool.
The statue of liberty is tall.
The statue of liberty is an important statue.
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A booklet containing the school rules and the consequences. What is the author's purpose?
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
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Bob gets up every morning to train for football and practices every night. Characterize Bob
dreamy
determined
friendly
scared
35
The theme of Cinderella
good things come to good people
wearing pretty dresses is fun
always lock your doors