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Final Exam Review Grade 7
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A short account of an event that is usually intended to entertain or make a point
an anecdote
an editorial
a claim
a position
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Charts, tables, webs and diagrams are all examples of...
evidence
haiku
poetry
graphic aids
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To support an inference you should
identify the author
identify and cite evidence
identify text structure
identify author's purpose
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You reread, read aloud or discuss when utilizing this reading strategy.
draw conclusions
connect
clarify
foreshadow
5
to entertain is an example of..
analysis
text structure
author's purpose
text feature
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When making an inference you are
guessing
narrating
questioning
foreshadowing
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fiction is a type of
genre
annotation
plot structure
poem
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What is the one characteristic of a drama that makes it different or unique from other genres?
poetry
characters
stage directions
dialogue
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Prose writing that tells an imaginary tale.
nonfiction
fiction
biography
editorial
10
What do we call speaking or writing that expresses a position on a problem.
ballad
sonnet
argument
counterargument
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Tone is the author's..
style
attitude
word choice
evaluation
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The message about life or human nature that the author shares is the
narration
dialogue
setting
theme
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Details support the..
heading
main idea
plot
setting
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Words that appeal to the senses are examples of
imagery
mood
tone
personification
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What is an editorial?
autobiography
biography
drama
opinion passage
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Author's perspective is a combination of things that influence..
how a writer looks at a topic
theme
setting
writers point of view
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These stories are passed down by word of mouth from generation to generation.
news article
folk tales
biographies
autobiographies
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12. Headings, graphs, boldfaced terms and illustrations are all examples of...
text features
text analysis
text structure
annotation
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An interruption to the action to show events that took place at an earlier time is known as
imagery
foreshadowing
flashback
an inference
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A personal essay is written from what point of view?
3rd person
2nd person
1st person
limited
21
The climax of a story is
the introduction of the story
the point where the conflict is resolved
the moral of the story
time and place of the story
22
Words such as and, but and however are examples of
personification
similes
exaggeration
transitions
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An opinion is
biography
belief or feeling
fact
a claim
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An author providing hints of future events in a story is called...
foreshadowing
fantasy
flashback
allusion
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What is an explicit quote?
editorial
personal essay
paraphrase
direct qoute
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Central conflict is the
point of view
problem in the story
theme of the story
setting of the story
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All forms of writing that are not in verse form are known as...
nonfiction
prose
drama
editorials
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An allusion is
a reference
an opinion
tone
mood
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. A person,place, animal or object that stands for something.
simile
metaphor
personification
symbol
30
Which of the following is an example of text structure?
quotations
chronological order
inferencing
main idea
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Poetry without regular patterns of rhythm and rhyme.
folk tale
essay
editorial
free verse
32
When drawing conclusions you are?
defining theme
making an educated guess based on what you read
paraphrasing
summarizing what you read
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The voice that tells a story.
legend
refrain
novel
narrator
34
Journalists use the 5 W's and H to
solve a problem
create graphs
organize their writing
edit their writing
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The way an author creates and develops a character is...
perspective
bias
characterization
claim
36
The category in which a work of literature is classified.
opinion
genre
form
farce
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Rising action is part of
mood
theme
plot structure
setting
38
Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry.
rhythm
rhyme
repetition
refrain
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What are you doing when you paraphrase?
putting things into your own words
directly quoting
annotating
thinking aloud
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Historic Fiction includes
an autobiography
an editorial
actual events
emojis
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When you compare texts you are?
quoting
paraphrasing
finding similarities
summarizing
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The main character in a story, play or novel
author
speaker
antagonist
protagonist
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Voice over is an example of
text features
Features of a documentary
an editorial
chronological order
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Materials that are written by people who witnessed or took part in an event.
poem
secondary source
fiction
primary source
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The series of events in a story.
plot
propaganda
prose
predict
