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When you are fixing someone's punctuation, grammar, and spelling, you are:
Editing
Revising
Crying
Fixing
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Letters, texts, and emails are usually written in:
Third person omniscient
Second person
Third person limited
First person
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"Memoir" is French for...?
Memory
More
Remember
Moment
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"ARMS" stands for...?
Add Really Moving Scene
Add Remove Memoir Stanza
Add Remove Move Substitute
Add Really Momentous Script
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The two rules of peer editing are:
1. Never personal 2.Make their writing better
1. Destroy the first draft 2.Make the author cry
1. Pretend it's your own story 2. Focus more on flow
1. Take your time 2. Revise first, edit later
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In "Lamb to the Slaughter," Roald Dahl used *this* to make us think that Mary Maloney was dumb
Character Description
Rising Action
Foreshadowing
Setting Description
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"Her brain is like a textbook" is an example of...?
Simile
Resolution
Metaphor
Personification
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Describing anything using your five senses is called:
Really descriptive words
Figurative language
Sensory words
Five Sense words
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"My alarm clock screamed at me" is an example of...?
Idiom
Metaphor
Alliteration
Personification
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When you write a story and use "I" "me," and "my" it is:
First person
Third person omniscient
Second person
Third person limited
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The main (good) character in a story is called the:
Protagonist
Antagonist
The Good Guy
Character 1
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"CUPS" stands for...?
Capitalization, Underlining, Penmanship, Spelling
Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, Spelling
Capitalization, Usage, Peer editing, Spelling
Capitalization, Usage, Peer editing, Stanzas
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The parts of a story are:
Introduction, climax, falling action, the end
plot, character, conflict, theme, and setting
dialogue, blocking, setting and character description
Exposition, rising action, climax falling action, resolution
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The major turning point in a story/scene is called the:
Rising action
Resolution
Climax
Falling Action
15
A-A-B-B is an example of...?
Rhyme scheme
Stanza theme
The alphabet
Letters
16
If someone is attacked by a Great White Shark, it is an example of...?
Internal conflict
Conflict
External conflict
Drama
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Dialogue should be followed by...
blocking
rising action
setting description
a period
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"Annie ate apples" is an example of...?
simile
rising action
metaphor
alliteration
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What are you going to be needing if you're reading a writing a short story that's mad exciting?
Plot, character, conflict, scene, setting
Plot, character, conflict, theme, setting
Plot, protagonist, drama, scenes, character description
20
Robert Frost used a lot of (blank) metaphors in his poetry
Fantasy
Comic Book
Space
Nature
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When you only follow one person around, and use "he" and "him" it is:
Third person limited
First person
Second person
Third person omniscient
22
Struggling with being really shy but wants to perform in the talent show = ?
Issues
Internal conflict
Falling action
External conflict
23
A group of lines in a poem is called a:
Group o' lines
Stanza
Line Family
Paragraph
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"She was a thundercloud when she was angry" is an example of...?
alliteration
onomatopoeia
metaphor
simile
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Memoirs have all the parts of a short story, but also have:
More reflection
More setting description
More figurative language
More dialogue
