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6th Grade S2: Test #3
6th Grade S2: Test #3
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The main point of an essay
Topic Sentence
Theme
Introduction
Thesis
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To show where you got your information
protagonist
articulate
cite
stunning
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What should you do after presenting text evidence?
Summarize the evidence
Explain how the evidence proves your claim/thesis
Transition to another paragraph
Present another reason
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A universal idea found in books, movies, and real-life such as love or family
Theme
Thesis
Exposition
Topic
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Which of the following is a synonym for the word "concrete details"?
theme
Rebuttal
thesis
evidence
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A precise rule (or set of rules) specifying how to solve some problem?
algorithm
Heuristic
prototype
concept
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The person who opposes the main character
protagonist
articulate
antagonist
stunning
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Who looked in the window and saw the dragon at Hagrid's?
Professor Snape
Argus Filch
Professor McGonagall
Draco Malfoy
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How did Harry and Hermione get caught with Norbert?
They forgot the invisibility cloak when they gave the dragon to Charlie
Hagrid dobbed them in
Hermione sneezed
Finch tripped and happened to grab a hold of the invisibility cloak
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Facts or expert information that support a thesis
evidence
Thesis
articulate
antagonist
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cause to be interested or curious
intrigue
weedle
sift
jeer
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The opposite of your thesis
rebuttal
thesis
evidence
counterargument
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The background and history of something that helps us to understand something fully.
equity
context
complex
incite
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An exaggeration
Similie
Sarcasm
Metaphor
Hyperbole
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The amount of money you earn each month is your ____.
inheritance
essentials
wages
enormity
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the sentence that introduces us to what you are going to be talking about.
Citation
Synthesis
Topic Sentence
Evidence
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Information that is given in a story (often in the beginning) to help the reader understand what's going on.
hyperbole
flashback
exposition
foreshadow
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Notorious
Famous for doing bad things
Honorable
Famous for being hungry
Powerful
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What kind of Dragon does Hagrid have?
Norwegian Ridgeback
Chinese Fireball
Uranian Ironbelly
Romanian Ridgeback
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A comparison using like or as; "fly like a bird"
metaphor
hyperbole
foreshadow
simile
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What happened to Ron's hand after Norbert bit it?
it swelled and grew boils
the bones were broken
a rash appeared all over it
it swelled and turned green
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Your evidence that the counterargument is wrong (your mic drop moment)
rebuttal
evidence
thesis
counterargument
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What is an Antonym?
An antonym is a word that means the same as another word.
An antonym starts a word.
An antonym is not a word.
An antonym means the opposite of another word.
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Evidence from the text
exact and correct
Concrete Detail/quotes (proof)
important
not clear
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obvious, clear without proof or argument;
symbolic
blatant
withering
perish
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A comparison WITHOUT using like or as
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
flashback
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call to mind; make you think of something else
sodden
defusing
evoke
dissent
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Examine something closely
synonym
analyze
antonym
inference
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Who created spells to protect the stone?
Fluffy
Hermione, Ron, and Harry
Dumbledore, Hagrid, McGonagall, Sprout, Flitwick, and Quirrell
Dumbledore & Hagrid
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absolutely necessary
coax
practice
disclose
essential
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This is how the story is told by the narrator or author; either first, second, or third person.
Theme
Tone
Point of View
Mood
