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7th Grade ELA Year Review
7th Grade ELA Year Review
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What we have learned so far this year in ELA.
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Elements of a body paragraph:
Transition, theme, quotation, cite, explanation x3
Theme, detail, quotation, explanation x3
Topic sentence, transition, detail, quote, citation, explain
Theme, transition, explanation x3
2
When continuing a narrative, you should remember to include __
dialogue, a different setting, many more characters
narration, dialogue, speech tags
speech tags, dog tags, slang
narration, dialogue, pictures
3
Conclusion paragraph elements:
Transition, theme, explanation, quotation
Transition, restate thesis, summarize main points
Topic sentence, quotation, summary
Topic sentence, thesis, details
4
The way the narrator sees his/her life is called __
characterization
tone
rising action
point of view
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Time and place make the ___
mood
tone
characterization
setting
6
Paul doesn't know whether he should tell on his friends. This is an example of __
person vs. self conflict
person vs. nature conflict
person vs. friends conflict
person vs person conflict
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Most essay have 4 or 5 paragraphs. They are the __
introduction, body paragraphs x3, and conclusion
hook, introduction, topic sentence
thesis, summary of the stories, connection
conclusion, introduction, thesis
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Examples of sound devices are ____
idioms and allusions
theme and connotation
denotation and stanzas
alliteration and rhyme
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What effect can the setting have on a story?
It influences the mood
the narrator's point of view
It can create conflict
the author's purpose
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The story is narrated by an outside observer, using "he," "she," or "they".
Fourth-Person Point of View
Second-Person Point of View
Third-Person Point of View
First-Person Point of View
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What are allusions?
Statements that directly explain a story’s theme.
A type of figurative language that uses extreme exaggeration.
References to well-known people, places, events, or literary works.
Long, detailed descriptions of historical events.
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Elements of an introductory paragraph:
transition, thesis, hook, explanation
hook, background, titles, authors, thesis
background, theme, details, explanations
background, topic sentence, theme, authors
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The central idea of a story is also called the __
topic sentence
thesis
theme
conclusion
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What are idioms?
Words that sound the same but have different meanings.
A type of formal language used in speeches.
Phrases that have a meaning different from the literal words
Sentences that always rhyme and follow a pattern.
15
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Dad asked "What position do you play, Mike?"
Dad asked, "what position do you play, Mike"
Dad asked, "What position do you play Mike?"
Dad asked, "What position do you play, Mike?"
16
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
"Mom I think something's on fire around here."
"Mom, I think something's on fire around here,"
"Mom, I think something's on fire around here"
"Mom, I think something's on fire around here."
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STEAL stands for what a character ______
sleeps, thinks, emotion on others, actions, looks
says, thinks, effect on others, actions, looks
says, thinks, effect on others, actions, looks
says, thinks, emotions, actions, life
18
Someone gets stuck in a snow storm. This is an example of __
person vs. nature conflict
person vs person conflict
person vs. friends conflict
person vs. self conflict
19
Which of the following is NOT usually an author's purpose for writing?
to entertain
to confess
to inform
to persuade
20
Authors leave clues or hints what might happen later in a story. This is called ___
predictions
figurative language
rising action
foreshadowing
21
The story is narrated by a character within the story using "I" or "we".
First-Person Point of View
Second-Person Point of View
Third-Person Point of View
Fourth-Person Point of View
22
The problem in a story is called the __
setting
conflict
tension
climax
23
All the events in a story combined is called ___
the body
the plot
the introduction
the conflict
24
The story is told directly to the reader, using "you".
Second-Person Point of View
Fourth-Person Point of View
Third-Person Point of View
First-Person Point of View
25
What a character says, thinks, does, look like, and how others react is called ___
theme
characterization
thesis
setting
26
Similes, metaphors, hyperboles, and idioms are examples of __
Strange language
figurative language
sound devices
literal language
27
When continuing to write a story, you should pay attention to ___
point of view, verb tense, and setting
point of view and verb tense
Verb tense and setting
setting, dialogue, thesis
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The weather, time of day, and location are all part of ____
characterization
mood
setting
tone
29
The author's attitude toward a subject is called
mood
characterization
point of view
tone
30
The universal truth of a story is also called the __
conflict
thesis
plot
theme
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Which clues can be used to figure out what the setting of a story is?
description of events: Ex. description of a battle/natural disaster
dialogue: Ex. dialects, accents, slang
description of characters: Ex. shivering in a heavy coat
description of objects: Ex. horses and wagons
32
Someone stands up to the school bully. This is an example of __
person vs person conflict
person vs. nature conflict
person vs. friends conflict
person vs. self conflict
33
An objective summary never includes ____
examples
quotations
an IVF sentence
your opinion
34
How we are made to feel as readers is called __
setting
characterization
mood
tone
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What is a thesis statement?
A question that the writer asks but never answers
The lesson or message of a story.
The main idea or argument of an essay or paper.
A summary of the entire story, including all details.
