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7th Grade ELA EOG Review
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directly affects something else
mood
element
influence
impact
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comparing one thing to something else using "like" or "as"
metaphor
simile
figurative language
imagery
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the author's reason for writing or including something
significance
purpose
relationship
point of view
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What is good strategy for analyzing poetry?
CHAMPS
SOAPStone
TP- FAST
TP-FASSTT
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What do the 3 "T"s in TP-FASSTT stand for?
Theme, Title, Tone
Tone, Title, Theme
Title, Topic, Theme
Title, Theme, Title
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the feeling that is created in the reader by the story
mood
influence
theme
tone
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applies to
analyze
appeal
bias
claim
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You should never read the whole passage; instead only skim and look for the answers to the questions.
False
True
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a conversation between characters
imagery
element
dialect
dialogue
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language that is used to relate an idea/something abstract to something that is familiar
figurative language
foreshadow
connotation
exemplify
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the attitude in which the author writes
mood
style
technique
tone
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When asked about the purpose of using figurative language, the answer is always going to be ...
To compare something to something familiar
To provide a mental picture
To compare qualities
To help the reader visualize
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definition
effect
meaning
diction
mood
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to pick apart and look at the different elements
appeal
analyze
describe
claim
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A good strategy to use with multiple choice is to start by eliminating obviously wrong choices, this is known as..
Connecting to prior knowledge
visualization
COSTS of nonfiction
process of elimination
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A reference to something else, usually a famous person, historical event, or work of literature.
Connotation
Allusion
Bias
Ilusion
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represents something else that is more meaningful than the object itself
purpose
significance
symbolize
style
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a contradiction of what you would expect to have happen
influence
effect
irony
impact
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to provide a mental description of...
denotation
dialect
describe
accurately
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genre specific traits
technique
element
bias
meaning
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If a text includes bold faced words with superscript numbers, the reader should check to see if there is a definition.
False
True
22
important, essential, valuable
significance
symbolize
purpose
technique
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If a passage includes pictures, charts, a graph, etc, it is important to study them closely & read any captions or info.
False
True
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the main idea of the text; what it's all about
bias
claim
theme
central idea
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The second most important thing to pay attention to when reading a question
the key terms in the question
The last half of the question
the type of question (what, why, how)
where to look in the passage
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transforming one thing into something else by using the words "is" or "was"
simile
imagery
metaphor
mood
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educated guess based on clues in the passage
claim
influence
inference
impact
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the structure of the story
claim
purpose
plot
theme
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What do the 2 "S"s stand for in TP-FASSTT
Shift, Style
Style, Speaker
Speaker, Shift
Speaker, Stanza
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persuade a thought, feeling, decision, outcome
foreshadow
exemplifies
influence
inference
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what happens in response to a cause
foreshadow
impact
influence
effect
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the problem of the story
convey
climax
claim
conflict
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the suggested or implied meaning; usually figurative language is used
connotation
denotation
convey
bias
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the life lesson that the author expresses through the text
theme
purpose
tone
significance
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can be used as an example
bias
influence
exemplifies
claim
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the skill in which something is done (written)
style
structure
technique
relationship
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Another good way to check over your answer choice is to...
Reread it
Ensure that it makes sense
Make sure that the answer matches the type of question
Make sure it is from the correct part of the passage
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The belief or view of a topic/issue
bias
central idea
convey
claim
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a preference towards a particular group; favoritism; taking sides
appeal
convey
claim
bias
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One good way to check your answers is to...
Ensure that it makes sense
Make sure it is from the correct part of the passage
Reread over it
Ask 'why' or 'how' at the end of your answer choice
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It is always a good idea to save time and just skim a reading passage instead of reading it entirely.
True
False
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how the text is designed- not what it says, but what each part does (how it functions)
style
relationship
structure
purpose
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how something is written or expressed
style
mood
tone
structure
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The closest statement that reflects what it really is
claim
accurately
bias
appeal
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how something is connected
purpose
technique
relationship
structure
46
clues or hints about possible future events later in the text
imagery
metaphor
inference
foreshadow
47
The best strategy is to read with a purpose: preview the questions, read the whole passage & underline key points.
False
True
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When taking a reading test, you should always unpack the question first, which means to...
Skim the question, underline key terms, & try to guess the answer
Skim the question, circle the question word
Read the question, identify the type of question, underline key terms
Read the question & try to eliminate answer choices right away
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The
most
important thing to pay attention to when reading a question
the key terms
the last half of the question
where it tells you to look in the passage
the type of question (What, Why, How)
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The most important thing to pay attention to in a question is the ...
The significant words
The bold faced words
Question words (What, Why, How,)
Where it tells you to look
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to show or express
denotation
analyze
describe
convey
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the use of five senses to connect a reader to the text
tone
figurative language
mood
imagery
