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6th grade Language Arts Review
6th grade Language Arts Review
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Review of things covered through the 6th grade ELA curriculum
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Which part of the story is considered the "main" part of story?
Rising Action
Conclusion
Climax
Falling Action
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The overall feeling or atmosphere
Mood
Setting
Tone
Attitude
3
Plot is _____________.
the antagonist
the complications
the main character in the story
the chain of events that make up the story
4
Events in order of occurrence and instructions given step-by-step are examples of ________.
Order & Sequence
Cause & Effect
A recipe
Problem & Solution
5
Evidence is used to support your ________________
Claim
Data
Back
Topic Sentence
6
What is the setting for "Little Red Riding Hood"
The Wolf
The Grandma
Knox Middle School
The Woods/Grandma's House
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The author gives information about a problem and explains one or more solutions.
Compare & Contrast
Order & Sequence
Problem & Solution
Cause & Effect
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The exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution are elements of what?
Plot
Theme
Central Idea
Setting
9
Who is the antagonist in Cinderella?
The glass slipper
Her father
The audience
Her evil stepmother and step sisters
10
Apathetic, passive, and cynical are examples of _________
Mood
Tone
Plot
My teacher's attitude
11
Evidence used in an argument must be
Screamed at the top of your lungs
Relevant & Verifiable
Written
12
Compare & Contrast text structure is when ________
The author provides readers with chronological events
the discusses similarities and differences
the author describes an event and the events that follow
the author tells you right from wrong.
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The author provides several details of something to give the reader a mental picture.
Description
Order & Sequence
Historical Fiction
Compare & Contrast
14
Mood is
Writing Center
Author Centered
Media Center
Reader Centered
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The attitude a writer takes toward the subject or the reader.
Protagonist
Theme
Tone
Mood
16
Giving human qualities to something that is not human.
Fiction
Literature
Personification
Onomatopoeia
17
The truth a story reveals about life, a moral, life lesson or message.
Myth
Central Idea
Theme
Evidence
18
A struggle between a character and his feelings or fear
Man v. Nature
Man v. Self
Man v. Machine
Man v. Man
19
The OMG moment!
Beginning
End
Resolution
Climax
20
The main character in the story.
Plot
Antagonist
Teacher
Protagonist
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Tone is
Theme
Reader Centered
Writer Centered
Not good to use with the principals
22
Mysterious, intense, and dark are all examples of _______________
Tone
Mood
Attitude
Words that describe school
23
Man v. Man
A struggle between two characters
a struggle between a character and mother nature
A struggle between a character
man v. society
24
The falling action of the story ____________.
follows the climax.
where complications arise.
the OMG moment.
the end of the story.
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The beginning of a story.
Conclusion
Climax
Exposition
Start
