An exaggeration about not passing the test, an extreme exaggeration or not meant to be taken literary

Which of these sentences are correct in the active voice

John ate some biscuits and gravy.

What is a tone of a story?

the writer's attitude toward the subject or audience.

What is the Main idea of a story?

he central, or most important, idea in a passage.

What is the difference between a diary and biography?

and the other is written by somebody else, One is written by them

What is dialogue in a passage?

conversation between two or more people in a passage.

Which Sentence is correct in the passive voice?

A small piece of pie was eaten by John.

a meaning not deducible from those of the individual word, It's raining A+ papers on test day

a word that means exactly or nearly the same as another word

comparing, but not using words like like or as

how the author feels about the subject

message author the author is trying to give the reader

the main events of a work or passage

What is included in a story plot?

Exposition, rising action,climax, falling action, resolution

what is personification?

Human characteristics of something not human

comparing with words like Like or as

message author the author is trying to give the reader

What is a encyclopedia?

why do we need to know this?, Is this on the test?, What do you mean?, a book or set of books giving information on many subjects

What is Alliteration?

same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent

What is a Context Clue?

hints to help define a difficult or unusual word

What is a counter argument?

oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument.

an indirect or passing reference to something in history.

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1
What is a hyperbole?
An exaggeration about not passing the test
a meaning not deducible from those of the individual word
an extreme exaggeration or not meant to be taken literary
an indirect or passing reference to something in history.
2
Which of these sentences are correct in the active voice
Biscuits and gravy were eaten by John.
Biscuits and Gravy were eaten by John.
John ate some biscuits and gravy.
John ate some biscuits and gravy
3
What is a tone of a story?
What the author wants you to know about the passage.
the writer's attitude toward the subject or audience.
he central, or most important, idea in a passage.
4
Which of these is an authors purpose?
All of the above
Inform
Entertain
Persuade
5
What is the Main idea of a story?
What the author wants you to know about the passage.
he central, or most important, idea in a passage.
the writer's attitude toward the subject or audience.
6
What is the difference between a diary and biography?
Answers A and C intertwine (Don't pick me)
There is no difference
and the other is written by somebody else
One is written by them
7
Which of these is correct?
All of the above
Ellipses: indicates an intentional omission of a sentence
Ellipses (...) Dash (-)
Dash: used to indicate a range or pause
8
What is an interrogative mood?
sentence with a period
sentence with a exclamation point
sentence with a question mark
there is one?
9
How many phrases are in a compound- complex sentence
2 ind + 1 or more dep
1 ind + 2 or more dep
2 ind+ 1 dep
1 ind + 2 dep
10
an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning:
Connotation
Pronoun-antecedent agreement
participle phrase
Fact
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What is 1+1
Daniel's GPA
Mirajur's GPA
Jain's GPA
2
12
What is dialogue in a passage?
conversation between two or more people in a passage.
Conversation between two or more people in your head.
The person in the passage talking to himself.
conversation between two people in real life.
13
How many phrases are in a complex sentence?
2 dep
1 ind + 1dep
2 ind
1 ind and 1 or more dep
14
Which Sentence is correct in the passive voice?
a small piece of pie was eaten by John.
Tom ate a small piece of pie.
Tom ate a small piece of Pie.
A small piece of pie was eaten by John.
15
What is an Idiom?
an extreme exaggeration or not meant to be taken literary
a meaning not deducible from those of the individual word
an indirect or passing reference to something in history.
It's raining A+ papers on test day
16
What is a synonym?
is this on the test?
the definition of a word
A word that is the opposite of another word
a word that means exactly or nearly the same as another word
17
What is a metaphor?
same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent
Human characteristics of something not human
comparing with words like Like or as
comparing, but not using words like like or as
18
Authors Perspective:
why the person feels about the subject.
Why the author wrote this
how the author feels about the subject
3rd person limited
19
Authors Purpose:
message author the author is trying to give the reader
hints to help define a difficult or unusual word
the main events of a work or passage
message author the author is trying to give the reader
20
Is Jain a genius?
All the above
No
21
What is a plot?
message author the author is trying to give the reader
message author the author is trying to give the reader
the main events of a work or passage
hints to help define a difficult or unusual word
22
What is included in a story plot?
Beginning, Middle, end
Exposition, rising action, turning point, resolution
Exposition, rising action,climax, falling action, resolution
Exposition, rising action,climax, falling action, end
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what is an adjective?
to + verb
word that describes a noun
Verb that describes an noun
verb that takes place of a noun
24
what is personification?
comparing with words like Like or as
comparing, but not using words like like or as
same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent
Human characteristics of something not human
25
What is a simile?
comparing, but not using words like like or as
comparing with words like Like or as
same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent
Human characteristics of something not human
26
What is a theme?
Authors reason or intent for writing
message author the author is trying to give the reader
hints to help define a difficult or unusual word
the main events of a work or passage
27
What is a encyclopedia?
why do we need to know this?
Is this on the test?
What do you mean?
a book or set of books giving information on many subjects
28
What is Alliteration?
comparing, but not using words like like or as
Human characteristics of something not human
same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent
comparing with words like Like or as
29
how many phrases are in a simple sentence?
1+
2+
2
1
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What is a Context Clue?
the main events of a work or passage
message author the author is trying to give the reader
message author the author is trying to give the reader
hints to help define a difficult or unusual word
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What is a counter argument?
agreeing with an idea/theory developed in another argument
Talking to your mom
oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument.
Arguing back and forth
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What should not be included in a exposition?
climax
characters
plot
setting
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how many phrases are in a compound sentence?
2 ind + 1 dep
2 independent clauses
1 ind + 1 dep
2 dependent clauses
34
What is an allusion?
the idea that we are taking a test.
a meaning not deducible from those of the individual word
an extreme exaggeration or not meant to be taken literary
an indirect or passing reference to something in history.
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What is a participle?
Verb acting like a noun
verb acting like an adjective
to + verb
a word describing a noun

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