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Which of these is NOT a trait of a proactive person
Shift blame to others
Take responsibility
Think before acting
Focus on what they CAN do
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What is a summary?
just the characters of a story or text
every detail of a story or text
an exact copy of the story or text
The most important parts of a story or text.
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Which is not an example of personification:
New York is the city that never sleeps
Her bag dropped lazily to the floor
The bluebird sang excitedly outside my window
The box landed with a loud thud
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What is a simile?
A comparison stating that one thing IS another thing
Not a comparison but a description of different things
A comparison of two things using 'like' or 'as'
A comparison of two unlike things
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Which is an example of imagery?
I like to play outside.
I wondered where the Ferris wheel was.
My cat's name is Snowball.
The water was cold as ice as it splashed across my face.
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What is irony?
A clue or hint at something later in the story.
A contradiction between what happens and what is expected.
Description of something using the 5 senses
Giving animals or object humanlike characteristics
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What is NOT a type of conflict?
Man vs. Products
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Nature
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Habit #2 in
7 Habits
encourages us to think about how we want our life to be in the future
True
False
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A summary should be written in your own words
False
True
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What is a Theme?
It describes the main characters
It is the lesson of the story
It is the cover of the book
It is the setting of the story
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The climax of a story is....
the beginning of the story
the end of the story
the solution of the story
the most exciting part of the story
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What is a metaphor?
Not a comparison but a description of different things
A comparison of two things using 'like' or 'as'
A comparison of two unlike things
A comparison stating that one thing IS another thing
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You should write your summary
Exactly how the text was originally written
as long as the text you are summarizing
with events organized in the same order as the original text
in order of events from most to least important
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Falling actions are...
the events that give background information needed
the event that is the turning point in the story
events that begin to conclude, and lead to the ending
events that conclude the story, reveals the theme
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What is a literary analysis?
Restating the important events of a text
The use of quotes to support an
A careful analysis of a text, or one element of a text
A summary of events
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Rising actions are...
the characters and setting of a story
events that conclude a story
major events that develop the plot and lead to the climax
when a character struggles with an outside force
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Habit #3 in
7 Habits
encourages us to prioritize fun things over important things.
False
True
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What is Conflict of a story?
the resolution of a story
A problem the character(s) must resolve
the climax of a story
The most important part of a story.
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Exposition is:
Only the characters of a story
The end of a story
The plot and theme of a story
The beginning of the story where characters and setting are introduced
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Personification is
Figurative language that exaggerated statements or claims
when the outcome of a situation is the opposite of what is expected
Figurtive language that gives objects human like quality’s
Figurative language comparing of one thing to another
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The resolution is:
the theme of a story
the most intense moment in the story
At the beginning of a story
When the main problem is resolved in a story
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Personification means...
to give a gift to a certain person.
to give something the qualities of a person.
to become a better person.
to be a careful person.
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imagery is
words that create a mental image using the 5 senses
the most exciting part of a story
only seen in poetry
the setting or background information in a story
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Which is not an example of irony.
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone but didn't want to have one
A spelling bee trophy contains a misspelled word
A pilot who is afraid of heights
A cat that can't swim