Giant English 7 Quiz Review

Which genre is defined as literature that describes imaginary events and people?

Which is NOT a major theme in Call of the Wild

Which genre purposely tries to make you feel scared or grossed out?

What is the definition of comradeship?

Find VERB: Most importantly, enjoy a snow day!

The turning point of the story; the moment the entire story led up to.

What disease swept through Sue and Johnsy's neighborhood?

What is the definition of retrogression?

InvictusVocab: When I learned my adversary would be there, I knew a battle ____ on the horizon.

Which is NOT a clue that Mr. Behrman painted the last leaf?

Do the S/V agree? The snowman in the yard is round and fat.

What is the definition of oppressed?

Which genre is described as: in the present, could happen, & sometimes includes current events?

The most important thing to include in your explanation is:

What dog is killed immediately upon Buck's arrival to the north?

Invictus Vocab: When Jack climbed the beanstalk, he dealt with the ____ of the vicious giant.

Which is NOT a common interest Sue and Johnsy share?

Find the SUBJECT: There are always a variety of predictions.

Invictus Vocab: The dog _____ in pain after its cruel owner beat it with a stick.

Which character is NOT an antagonist in Call of the Wild?

Which is NOT part of an Evidence Sandwich?

Do the S/V agree? The child's mitten were lost after sledding down the hill.

Find the SUBJECT: Each year, weather enthusists make snow predictions.

Find VERB: When there is a blizzard, people need to stay off the roads for their own safety.

What event interupts a fight between Buck and Spitz?

When quoting and leaving out an unimportant part of a sentence, what punctuation do you use?

Which genre is based in science, often takes place in the future, and may be possible someday?

Which part of the story introduces the characters and setting?

What is the definition of belligerent?

Find the SUBJECT: Predictions of snow, both small and large, tend to cause panic.

Which genre is defined as texts that are based on facts, real events, and real people?

What is NOT something you would include in the context?

Which genre has magic and often includes imaginary creatures, places, and people?

Do the S/V agree? Outside my window, there is many fluttering snowflakes.

What is the name of Buck's home town?

Which is NOT a description of Mr. Behrman?

Which is NOT a reason artists moved to the neighborhood in "The Last Leaf?"

The sequence of escalating conflicts leading toward the climax is called:

Which genre- in the past, often with historical people/events but characters/plot are made up?

Do the S/V agree? Snow angels decorates the side of the hill next to the sledding tracks.

"The Last Leaf" took place in: