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coordinating conjunction
1. find a simple sentence with a compound predicate
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1. find a simple sentence with a compound predicate
the boy rolled
the class sang
The telegram was late but contained exciting news.
The girl skipped
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coordinating conjunction
words that are placed between phrases
a word placed between two sentences
a work placed between an incomplete sentence and a complete sentence
conjunction placed between words, phrases, clauses, or sentences
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What is a central idea of a passage and where can it be found?
in the paper
In the first paragraph normally in the first two sentences
in the conclusion
the main idea of the paragraph and in all the paragraphs in the paper
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What is the author's point of view?
determine their perspective on their point of view).
Authors don't have a point of view
authors always use the first point of view
authors are always the narrator
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what is a literary theme
the uprise of the story
the series of events that construct a tale.
the conflict
the conclusion of the story
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what is a History article
an article about current history
an article about people in other countries
study of people, actions, decisions, interactions, and behaviors.
an article about current events
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How to read a dictionary entry?
don't look for anything but the word
just read the definition
search the entire page
find the word and look for the part of speech your looking for
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what is a predicate?
state, affirm, or assert (something) about the subject of a sentence
it takes the place of a preposition
the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb
the same thing as a noun
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what are proper nouns
a person place or thing
a thing
a name
a name used for an individual person, place, or organization
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Define incandescence
not being part of a light
the ability not to see light in a hot object
the act of not producing a bright light from a heated part
The emission of visible light by a hot object
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where to place commas
use commas to separate single words
use commas to separate complete sentences
use commas to separate phrases
Use commas to separate independent clauses when
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what is an editorial
the journalist's opinion on a topic
the newspaper's opinion on an issue
the writers opinion on the issue
the public opinion on the subject
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Define prowess
Prowess means without exceptional skill or ability.
not having distinguished bravery
strength not to continue with a difficult journey
courage strength of mind to carry on in spite of the danger
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Define detonated
a cannon
a dead explosive
a volcano
explode or cause to explode
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positive connotations
when a word or symbol has a non-literal association that we regard as bad.
a bad feeling or emotion that people get when hearing a specific word
descriptive words that imply positive meanings
when a word or symbol has a non-literal association
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1. Define a suburb
a district lying immediately outside a city or town
a small town located on the other side of the state
a town in the middle of a city
a town 50 miles or more outside of the city
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cumulative adjectives
an adjective that modifies a predicate
1 adjective that modifies a noun
two or more adjectives that work together as a unit to modify a noun.
an adjective that modifies a verb
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first-person point of view
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What words are associated with a
first-person point-of-view passage?
bystander
narrative
character in the story
interpretations of the facts
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What is a simple sentence?
one predicate and one noun
one verb and one noun
consisting of only one clause, with a single subject and predicate.
one subject and one noun
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what is an adverb
a noun with ly at the end
the way an action is happening.
a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective or adverb
a word that is used to change, modify or qualify several types of words
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how to modify an adverb?
add an l to the verb
add an ly to the beginning of the word
do nothing with the verb
add and ly to the adverb
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what is a compound predicate
a pronoun with a verb connected to a noun
a noun connected to one or two verbs
a predicate with two or more verbs or verb phrases connected
one verb connected by a predicate
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what is a subject
cause or forced to undergo (a particular experience or form of treatment
a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with:
dependent or conditional upon
bring (a person or country) under one's control or jurisdiction
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drama is in a literary text
drama is the portrayal of fictional or non-fictional events
the setting of the literacy piece
the conflict of the text
the theme of the text
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what is a newsletter?
is a periodically sent publication containing current events
a publication printed daily about current events
a publication printed annually about current events
a publication printed every month about current events
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what is an excerpt
a newspaper article
an editoral
a passage
a piece of an article
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The 5 reasons why we write
inform, explain, tell, guess, decide
persuade, inform, argument, expository, guess
persuade, inform, expository, explain, decide
persuade, inform, explain, describe, expository
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negative connotation
when the words have positive meaning behind them
descriptive words that imply negative meanings
when a word or symbol has a non-literal association
when a word or symbol has a non-literal association that we regard as bad.
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What do the three points of view mean
all writing is narrated
there are no different points of view
1st person-I, me, my. 2nd person-you 3rd person- the narrator
there is no difference between the points of view
