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8th Grade ELA EOG REVIEW
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a pause in a story to describe an earlier event
8th Grade ELA EOG REVIEW
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a pause in a story to describe an earlier event
allusion
foreshadow
flashback
symbolize
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refine
prove
to make clear
look at
support
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tell how a character should move on stage
foreshadow
flashback
drama
stage directions
4
the pattern formed by the end rhyme in a poem (aabb)
stanza
repetiton
rhyme scheme
imagery
5
extended metaphor
sound word
does not use like or as and follows the whole story
uses like or as
acts like a person
6
a line repeated in a poem or song
free verse
refrain
imagery
limerick
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a feeling of curiosity or dread about what will happen next
style
inference
suspense
emphasis
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convey
a secret
to tell
to discuss
to answer
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a list of sources used for a report or written project
index
bibliography
thesaurus
glossary
10
a poem told like a short story
haiku
narrative
limerick
lyric
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the narrator knows everything about the story and ALL characters
3rd Person Omniscient
2nd Person
1st Person
3rd Person Limited
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the writer is prejudiced toward one POV ...one sided
opinion
bias
persuasion
argument
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epic
a long poem or other work of art celebrating heroic feats
a short story
a song
figure of speech
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a statement someone is declaring true
pun
emphasize
claim
bias
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how the author
FEELS
toward a topic/subject
convey
mood
theme
tone
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something that is unclear
irony
allusion
flashback
ambiguity
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how the
READER FEELS
during reading
suspense
irony
mood
tone
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significant
the best answer
effect
meaning of a word
importance of
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the way the characters talk or say words
character
details
dialect
irony
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parts of a play/drama w/a particular setting
scenes
flashback
stage directions
allusion
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Foot
pentameter
a story
a group of 2 or 3 syllables forming poetic rhythm
5 syllables
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a weekly or monthly publication about a topic (magazine or newsletter)
periodical
internet
glossary
encyclopedia
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satire
stands for something else
unexpected outcome
making fun of a serious topic or news
a guess
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to put someone else's words into your own words
speaker
emphasize
convey
paraphrase
25
five line humorous poem
lyric
limerick
haiku
narrative
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a way a writer can use bias(being one-sided) to convince readers of a certain point of view.
mood
propaganda techniques
extended metaphor
primary source
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connotation
dictionary definition
no pattern
feelings associated with words
maps
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reference to something well-known in literature
dialect
main idea
allusion
irony
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justify
prove a reason
a guess
understand
a job
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the order of events 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
effect
contrast
chronological
cause
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a clue about what will happen later in the story
allusion
symbolism
flashback
foreshadow
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writing that includes your senses
limerick
free verse
lyric
imagery
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anecdote
to look back in a story
epic
analogies
a story that starts/begins a piece of writing
34
foil
a long story
tin foil
reflects an image back to you
a song
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highly musical and expresses the observations and feelings of a single speaker; like a song
narrative
rhyme
limerick
lyric
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no pattern of rhyme, line length, or stanza
rhyme
imagery
free verse
lyric
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ballad
no pattern or rhyme
575 Japanese poem about nature
5 line humorous poem
poem written like a sad song; tells a story
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a guess that makes sense and backed up by details
inference
tone
theme
mood
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is speaking or writing that's intended to persuade-ethos, logos, pathos
allegory
parody
paradox
rhetoric
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a contrast: not what you expected to happen
conflict
imagery
irony
climax
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The leaves
dance
in the wind
metaphor
simile
personification
alliteraction
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a story that a person writes about their life, usually only a portion of their life
memoir
recipe
menu
article
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a book of facts printed every year
textbook
dictionary
almanac
atlas
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the person talking in a poem
refrain
speaker
narrator
poet
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Myth
larger than life story
story with animals
a song
story told again and again explain why it is the way it is.
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when a bunch of words in a row share similar sounds (like the “oo” sound in the quote).
connotation
denotation
assonance
personification
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one thing that stands for another; heart is love
allusion
sensory image
symbolism
visual image
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The type of literature such as fiction, nonfiction, poetry, etc.
Genre
Poetry
Novel
Short Story
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Iambic Pentameter
10 syllables
a line of verse with five metrical feet,
repeat
2 or 3 syllables
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found in newspaper or magazines; gives the writer's opinion a specific subject
schedule
editorial
recipe
article
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a saying whose meaning is different from what it "literally" says "it is raining cats and dogs
simile
onomatopoeia
idiom
metaphor
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A poem addressed to someone or something-a form of lyric poetry
limerick
couplet
haiku
ode
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sarcasm
witty language used to convey insults or scorn
represents something else
unexpected outcome
convince
