Final Exam Review

Question 1

The ending of the story, when the conflict is resolved.

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resolution

Question 2

Beginning of the story when the time&place of the story is established&characters R introduced.

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exposition

Question 3

Narrator presents thoughts and feelings of a single character.

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3rd person limited POV

Question 4

A group of letters at the beginning of a word that changes the word's meaning.

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prefix

Question 5

Tells the (why something happened) and (the result).

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Cause and effect

Question 6

The events leading to the resolution of the conflict.

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Falling action

Question 7

A reader's ability to connect a text to themselves, experiences, community & our society.

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Compare Text to Text, self to world

Question 8

A statement that can be proven to be true.

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fact

Question 9

Where and when a story takes place.

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Setting

Question 10

A person, animal, or other creature in a narrative.

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character

Question 11

Putting all or part of a text into YOUR own words.

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paraphrase

Question 12

The text structure of a passage is its pattern of organization.

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organizational strategy

Question 13

The main point or underlying direction of a piece of writing.

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controlling idea

Question 14

An educated guess that u make based on evidence in the text combined w/ ur own prior knowledge.

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Inference

Question 15

Shows the similarities and differences between 2 or more people or things.

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compare & contrast

Question 16

The majority of the story; the characters work to resolve the conflict.

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Rising Action

Question 17

The central message or lesson.

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Theme

Question 18

Words & Sentences surrounding a particular word in a text. (Gives you clues to help understand)

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Context clues

Question 19

An argument that is not sound but may still be convincing.

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Rhetorical Fallacies

Question 20

The term refers to a prefix and a suffix.

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affix

Question 21

An educated guess that U make based on evidence in the text combined w/ UR prior knowledge.

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Inference

Question 22

A group of letters that's added to the end of a base word to change the word's meaning.

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suffix

Question 23

The main part of a word; they can be used to make other words.

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root words

Question 24

A problem is stated and a solution is suggested on how to correct the problem.

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Problem & Solution

Question 25

Narrator is all-knowing and can reveal the thoughts and feelings of more than one character.

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3rd Person omniscient POV

Question 26

It is sequence of events in a literary work.

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Plot

Question 27

A problem that a character must resolve by the end of the story.

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conflict

Question 28

This includes the main idea and the most important details.

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summary

Question 29

Perspective 4fm which a story is told & 4rm which all the characters,setting&events R described

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Point of View (POV)

Question 30

The "Storyteller" who tells what happens.

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Narrator

Question 31

Presents ideas or events in the order in which they happen.

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sequence

Question 32

The turning part of the story, usually the most exciting and/or suspenseful part.

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Climax

Question 33

A personal belief that cannot be proven to be true and with which other people may disagree.

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Opinion

Question 34

Struggle that occurs between a character and outside forces.

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External Conflict

Question 35

A struggle occurring within a character's mind.

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Internal conflict

Question 36

The intended target group for a message, regardless of the medium.

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audience

Question 37

Uses "I" or "we" and refers to himself or herself.

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1st person point of view

Final Exam Review

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Final Exam Review

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