words taken directly from an author in a text, word for word

What is figurative language?

language expressing one thing in terms normally denoting another

What is evaluate in literature?

judge or analyze the quality of importance especially in a text

The policeman is speaking to the teacher about Anne.

What is connotation in literature?

meaning of word or phrase usually defined by a dictionary

What is summarize in literature?

expressing or covering the main points briefly

What is develop in literature?

process of adding information & understanding as you read or write a text

The company made environmental awareness part of its business

You can donate $1.00 a month for neglected animals that need your help

What is claim in literature?

something you believe is true or fact, but you can't prove it

contradictory statements or situations that's different from what appears

household spending in the U.S has grown from 1 to 2 percent annually

What is analyze in literature?

study or examine something in detail

What is support in literature?

evidence that corroborates something

What is central idea in literature?

tells the reader what the text is mainly about

What is mood in literature?

readers experience emotion & connection in a story

You turn and see a scary shadow.

What is a detail in literature?

particular fact or piece of information about the text

What is rhetoric in literature?

art or skill of speaking or writing formally and effectively

What is source in literature?

a person, book, etc., that gives information

When I was a little girl, my parents played board games with me

background, situation, text, frame, or reference

source-based facts, figures, and details used to support the writer

What is Point of View in literature?

a way of looking at or thinking about something, especially from a text

feeling or attitude expressed in words used in speaking or writing

What is introduce in literature?

bring forward for discussion or consideration

to form an opinion from evidence decide

What is explicit in literature?

clearly expressed as to leave no doubt about the meaning

What is clarify in literature?

make or become more easily understood

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What is cite?
words taken directly from an author in a text, word for word
details used to support the writer
to retell the central idea of the story
to bring forward for discussion or consideration
2
Situational irony: The police station gets robbed.
False
True
3
What is figurative language?
source-based facts, figures, and details used to support the writer
evidence that serves to corroborate something
to bring forward for discussion or consideration
language expressing one thing in terms normally denoting another
4
What is evaluate in literature?
judge or analyze the quality of importance especially in a text
covering the main points briefly
to recognize or be able to name someone
most important or central thought of a paragraph
5
What is 3rd person?
You put your cell phone in the trunk when you are driving
I like to play the Kahoot game in reading
The policeman is speaking to the teacher about Anne.
When I was a little girl, my parents played board games with me
6
What is connotation in literature?
situation within which something exists orhappens
meaning of word or phrase usually defined by a dictionary
meaning of word or phrase that is implied
way to look at or thinking about something
7
What is summarize in literature?
process of thinking about something from a text
expressing or covering the main points briefly
to combine two or more things to become more effective
to make or become more easily understood
8
What is develop in literature?
the meaning of a word or phrase
to make a claim or statement about a character in a story
please do not choose this answer
process of adding information & understanding as you read or write a text
9
Verbal irony: In a stressful situation, a girl says “Well this isn’t this just pleasant as ever.”
True
False
10
What is ethos?
Appealing to your emotions
The company made environmental awareness part of its business
For a $1.00 a day, you can feed a starving kid.
In a scary movie, the audience knows the villain.
11
Context Clues are hints given by the author to define difficult or unusual words within a text.
True
False
12
What is pathos?
We should always be respectful and kind to others
The company made environmental awareness part of its business
Families teach their children to have strong morals and to be trustworthy
You can donate $1.00 a month for neglected animals that need your help
13
What is claim in literature?
something you believe is true or fact, but you can't prove it
to make or become more easily understood
expressing or covering the main points briefly
a way of looking at or thinking about something
14
Dramatic irony: In a horror film, a girl hides in a closet where the killer just went.
False
True
15
What is irony?
contradictory statements or situations that's different from what appears
covering the main points briefly
fact or piece of information about something or someone
expressing or covering the main points briefly
16
What is logos?
if you are actually reading each answer, this is not the right choice
We should always follow being respectful and kind to others
household spending in the U.S has grown from 1 to 2 percent annually
commercial with sick kids appealing to your emotions
17
What is analyze in literature?
to read the article fluently
most important or central thought of a paragraph
evidence that corroborates something
study or examine something in detail
18
What is support in literature?
the most important or central thought of a paragraph
to offer help to someone
evidence that corroborates something
expressing or covering the main points briefly
19
What is central idea in literature?
clearly expressed as to leave no doubt about the meaning
most important thought of a paragraph
tells the reader what the text is mainly about
expressing or covering some points of the text
20
What is mood in literature?
tells if the reader likes the story
how the reader is feeling prior to reading the story
shows what the reader must feel when reading the story
readers experience emotion & connection in a story
21
What is 2nd person?
Let me talk about how I like to bake cookies
He was a great student.
You turn and see a scary shadow.
Tina dreamt about being a gymnast her entire life.
22
What is a detail in literature?
particular fact or piece of information about the text
covering the main points briefly
a way of looking at or thinking about something
to make or become more easily understood
23
What is rhetoric in literature?
make or become more easily understood
art or skill of speaking or writing formally and effectively
the situation within something exists or happens
the meaning of a word or phrase
24
What is source in literature?
judge or calculate the quality, importance
to judge or calculate the quality, importance
show or make something clear
a person, book, etc., that gives information
25
What is 1st person?
You walk down the road, glancing behind you
When I was a little girl, my parents played board games with me
She sat in the café waiting for her food to arrive.
Her husband rubs her feet at the end of a busy day
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What is context?
fact or piece of information about something or someone
so clearly expressed as to leave no doubt about the meaning
way to look at or thinking about something
background, situation, text, frame, or reference
27
What is evidence?
source-based facts, figures, and details used to support the writer
fact or piece of information about something or someone
expressing or covering the main points briefly
so clearly expressed as to leave no doubt about the meaning
28
What is Point of View in literature?
the process of thinking about something in a logical way
to combine ideas from sources with one's own ideas
to make or become more easily understood
a way of looking at or thinking about something, especially from a text
29
What is tone?
evidence that serves to corroborate something
fact or piece of information about something or someone
feeling or attitude expressed in words used in speaking or writing
fact or piece of information about something or someone
30
What is introduce in literature?
related to a subject or to something happening or being discussed
a way of looking at or thinking about something in a text
bring forward for discussion or consideration
make or become more easily understood
31
What is infer?
evidence that serves to corroborate something
study or examine something in detail, in order to discover more about it
covering the main points briefly
to form an opinion from evidence decide
32
What is explicit in literature?
something that exists or happens in a text
clearly expressed as to leave no doubt about the meaning
to bring forward for discussion or consideration
begin to exist or be present gradually
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What is clarify in literature?
make or become more easily understood
to identify the main idea in a text
give an account of what happened in the text
art or skill of speaking or writing formally and effectively

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