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Duplicate of Essential Vocabulary: Reading Literary Text
Duplicate of Essential Vocabulary: Reading Literary Text
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A Quiz to review essential vocabulary for Georgia Milestones: 8th Grade ELA.
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Plot
the perspective of the narrator
a comparison
series of events
message or central idea
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The non-literal meaning that offers a creative way of stating something.
metaphor
genre
theme
figurative language
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A verb mood that commands. Ex: Scream your favorite song as loud as you can.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
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When a writer gives human qualities to a non-human.
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
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The lesson or message.
point of view
theme
resolution
plot
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A clause is a
a group of words without a subject or very.
group of words with a subject and verb.
a group of words with only a subject.
a group of words with only a verb.
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Dependent clauses are also called:
phrases.
independent clauses.
sentences.
subordinate clauses.
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A dependent clause CANNOT
contain a subject.
stand alone as a sentence.
start with a word like because.
contain both a subject and a verb.
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A summary should be written
in the order of the text.
in extreme detail.
in chronological order--always.
by most important points first, followed by minor details.
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A category of passages, such as fiction and nonfiction.
specialty
genre
archetype
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The two types of dependent clauses are called:
adjective clauses and adverb clauses.
subordinating conjunctions and coordinating conjunctions.
adverb clauses and subordinate clauses.
phrases and coordinating conjunctions.
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A summary should not include ALL BUT the one of these:
your personal opinions
outside information
minor details
minor details to support the main ideas.
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The summary topic should include:
only three minor details.
your opinion on the most important point.
a broad generalization without important information.
text information like title and author with the main point.
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A reasonable conclusion based on textual evidence.. The reader "figures it out."
inference
allusion
point of view
explicit conclusion
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A verb mood that asks a question. Ex: Did you scream at the concert?
imperative
conditional
interrogative
subjunctive
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A verb mood that states a fact. Ex: I screamed as loud as I could to the music.
Indicative
subjunctive
conditional
Imperative
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The perspective from which a story is told. (1st person, third person limited, etc...)
voice
mood
point of view
Tone
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The use of the same sound to start several words in a row.
Consonance
Alliteration
tongue twister
Onomatopoeia
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An indirect reference to something the reader should be familiar with like a historical event.
simile
alliteration
allusion
metaphor
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The solution to the problem or dramatic conflict in a story.
Resolution
Rising Action
Exposition
Climax
