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Title, captions, diagrams, graphs,
bold print,
italics,
glossary, appendix, are examples of ...
sterotyping.
text features.
text structures.
author's purpose.
2
When an author includes hints or clues about what will happen in the future, this is...
resolution
flashback
foreshadowing
imagery
3
This point of view covers all characters and their feelings in a story.
third person objective
third person limited
first person
third person omniscient
4
The Track team brought its best athletes to the Regional meet.
Change meet to meat.
Change its to their.
Correct.
Change its to it's.
5
A text structure that explains how things happen in a specific order.
chronlogical order
descriptive
problem/solution
cause/effect
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"BOOM" and "BANG" are examples of...
hyperboles.
antonyms.
onomatopoeia.
puns.
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Persuade, inform, entertain (and to a smaller extent), teach and express are examples of...
imagery
propaganda
author's purpose
symbolism
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Which is NOT a synonym for theme?
Lesson
Moral
Message
Fable
9
What does it mean when a question asks me to support my answer from the text?
Use textual evidence to support answer.
Nothing, I do what I want.
10
"The moon winked and blinked" is an example of...
onmatopoeia
metaphor
imagery
personfication
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In a story, the protagonist must overcome ________ to find resolution.
rising actions
conflicts
challenges
falling actions
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A valid theme for "The Three Little Pigs" might be...
Hard work pays off
Both Red and Yellow
Don't build your house with sticks
Actions today have consequences tomorrow
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A protagonist is...
a disease.
a main character.
Miss. H.
a villain.
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Anyone who reads, sees, or hears a message, essay, speech is considered...
protagonist
audience
antagonist
dialogue.
15
A conclusion you come to based on evidence or reasoning is a(n)
Main idea
Inference
Theme
Figure of speech
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The repetition of first consonants in a group of words is...
personfication
alliteration.
imagery
rhyming.
17
Monkeys and gorillas are primates, but differ in size. Name the text structure.
Problem/Solution
Description
Compare/contrast
18
The use of one thing to represent another is...
characterization
author's purpose
imagery
symbolism
19
"DJ's smile is as warm as the sun." is an example of...
simile
hyperbole
personfication
metaphor
20
What type of figurative language purposely exaggerates?
onomatopeia
personification
assonance
hyperbole
21
Mark forgot his math book, so he was unable to complete his homework. Name the text structure.
Problem/Solution
Description
Cause/Effect
22
The feelings expressed in a literary work is...
plot
foreshawdow
mood
climax
23
I have a ton of homework.
The truth
Understatement
Hyperbole
Idiom
24
A phrase that doesn't literally mean what it says...
mood
personification
an idiom.
simile
25
The actual dictionary definition of a word is...
rhetorical question.
denotation.
connotation
sterotyping.
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If I'm stuck between 2 answers, I should pick the answer that is the MOST correct.
False
True
27
The person or force who opposes the main character is...
a pun
a static character.
Mrs. O'Hara
the antagonist.
28
A recipe is written in what text structure?
Sequence
Description
Problem/Solution
Cause/Effect
29
Identify the irony. The swim instructor drowned in the lake.
verbal
conditional
situational
dramatic
30
When you look at making text connections, this connection can be made with any song or movie.
text to world
text to text
text to technology
text to media
31
If you don't like ketchup on a burger, ask them to leave it off. Name the text structure.
Problem/Solution
Cause/Effect
Description
32
Mystery, historical fiction, realistic fiction, biography and science fiction are examples of..
genres.
name-calling.
symbolism.
imagery.
33
When a text is structured in a specific order, the text structure is...
descriptive
sequencing
problem/solution
cause/effect
34
Text structure that has two or more things are similar or different...
descriptive
cause/effect
problem/solution
compare/contrast
35
Look at the Picture below and identify the irony shown...
situational
smart
dramatic
verbal
36
What point of view is always used when giving instructions? (Least Used)
first person
third person objective
second person
third person limited
37
If an author was writing an article about a disease, what would their purpose most likely be?
to inform
to narrate
to persuade
to entertain
38
One event leads to another event; uses words such as cause, effect, as a result, etc..
problem/solution
cause/effect
compare/contrast
descriptive
39
Figurative language is saying what you literally mean
False
True
40
The author's central message, concern or insight into life expressed in a literary work is...
flashback
mood
plot
theme.
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The highest point or turning point in the story is...
falling action.
the climax.
introduction.
rising action.
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The biggest part of a story and the events that lead to the climax is...
turning point.
rising action.
resolution.
introduction.
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When the narrator is involved in the story it is called...
third-person POV
second-person POV
dialogue
first-person POV
