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Lesson 12 Quiz: Write a Response to Literature
Lesson 12 Quiz: Write a Response to Literature
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What are the two things being compared in this poem's metaphor?
Poetry and theme
Harbor and city
Silence and moving on
Cats and fog
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TRUE OR FALSE: These are questions you can use to revise the first draft of your response to literature
False
True
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How should I cite the name of my poem?
Underline
Italicize
Indent
Use quotations
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To use one piece of evidence in each paragraph is enough.
False
True
5
What is the preposition in this sentence?
Quest
About
Tells
Book
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What kind of graphic organizer is this image the best example of?
Essay
Graph
Outline
Chart
7
If I copy another's work from the internet and not citing it, I am committing plagiarism.
False
True
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What are you doing when you are writing a response to literature?
You are writing an essay about the photos of a National Geographic article
All of the above
You state a position about aspects of a story, play, or poem you have read
You base your position on analysis of and reflection on a literary work
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My opening paragraph should:
put my teacher to sleep
include my 3 main points
give background to what I'm going to say
get the reader's attention
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What are the prepositions in this sentence?
The, goal
Across, to
Greta, raced
Field, score
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If I am being redundant, I am:
not giving new information
going off on a tangent
being boring
repeating the same point
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Which of the following is a transition word?
Threefold
Therefore
Fortnight
Forthcoming
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My conclusion should restate my initial point in a creative and memorable manner.
False
True
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Which of the following is NOT a step for presenting your response to literature?
Returning to the text you are researching to explain your position
Summarizing your introductory argument and adding it to the conclusion
Starting your position by introducing your research to the readers
Making sure that your argument is only five paragraphs long
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Prepositions are words that relate a noun or pronoun to another object. Ex: in, for, at
True
False
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Prepositions are NOT part of the verb.
True
False
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TRUE OR FALSE: A
prompt
is a brief passage of text that provides a potential topic idea or starting point for an essay.
False
True
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My body paragraphs should include evidence from the text I am analyzing.
False
True
