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StudySync 'The Giver' Academic Vocabulary
StudySync 'The Giver' Academic Vocabulary
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This is a quiz on the key academic vocabulary related to the StudySync lessons for The Giver.
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This is when the narrator describes how only some of the characters think and feel.
third person objective
pronoun
third person omniscient
third person limited
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This type of writing closely looks at one element of a story and how it affects the whole.
fictional narrative
argument essay
summary
literary analysis essay
3
This is how a character thinks and feels.
suspense
subject
coordinating conjunction
character point of view
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This part of speech takes the place of a noun. Examples: he, she, it, I, they
pronoun
adjective
verb
noun
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The Giver is an example
of this genre of writing that contains imaginative futuristic elements.
fable
autobiography
science fiction
nonfiction
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This point of view the narrator uses "he," she," or "it" to show the thoughts and action.
third person
first person
suspense
second person
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This adjective means relating to an imagined place in which everything is unpleasant or bad.
pleasant
utopian
dystopian
happy
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This type of fiction is based on imaginative future scientific or technological advances.
science fiction
nonfiction
short story
poetry
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This point of view is when the narrator describes how all the characters think and feel.
third person limited
pronoun
third person omniscient
third person objective
10
This noun means "feeling excited or anxious uncertainty about what may happen."
point of view
suspense
flashback
science fiction
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This is a story about imaginary people and events.
autobiography
nonfiction
memoir
fictional narrative
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This point of view means the narrator does not describe how characters think and feel.
third person omniscient
pronoun
third person limited
third person objective
13
This point of view has a "you" narrator that participates in the action.
first person
second person
third person omniscient
third person limited
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This is how a story is told and who is telling it.
suspense
predicate
coordinating conjunction
point of view
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This point of view has an "I" narrator participating in the story.
third person limited
second person
first person
third person omniscient
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What point of view is the follow passage written in: "Jonas shivered. He pictured his father..."
fourth person
first person
third person
second person