Which of these is an example of textual evidence?

A quote pulled from a text to help prove your thoughts.

When and where a story takes place.

Stealing the ideas or work of others and presenting them.

Words that have similar meaning.

How an author personally feels about a topic.

Only the facts in a text without any opinions.

The feeling given from the way words are spoken or written.

Which is an example of alliteration?

She sat silently seeking sleep.

Define primary source

An original object from the time period of the research.

The dictionary definition of a word.

A comparison between two objects without using LIKE or AS.

Which is an example of second-person narration

You must of heard that tonight is the prom.

A word or phrase that helps organize the text.

Which is an example of first-person narration

I am going to the prom tonight.

Letters at the beginning of a word to change its meaning

Which is an example of the rising action?

Moana runs into pirates and makes an escape.

Which of these is NOT an example of a secondary source from the Japanese Sengoku Period

A journal from a Sengoku Period samurai.

The way a person views or interprets someone or something.

Which is an example of the exposition?

Moana sings a song with her village to introduce the setting, Moana finds the heart of Te Titi, but is too young to know.

Which of these is an example of revising?

Reviewing and making adjustments to writing to improve it.

A reference to a significant person, event, place, or idea.

Which is an example of third-person narration

She went to the prom that night., He was looking forward to going to the prom tonight.

A comparison between two objects using LIKE or AS.

Words that have opposite meaning.

The feelings or ideas connected to a word.

Which is an example of the climax?

Moana faces Te Ka despite having nothing, but herself.

When two or more characters talk to each other.

A common form of poetry with fourteen lines and 3 quatrains.

The position from which a story is told.

An educated guess about an author's purpose based on clues.

The series of events that make up a story.

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1
Which of these is an example of textual evidence?
Information you had previously learned that you write about.
Data you gained from a conversation with a group member.
A quote pulled from a text to help prove your thoughts.
Notes from the teacher's lecture.
2
Define setting
When and where a story takes place.
When characters in a play speak their thoughts out loud.
The way a topic is represented by different media.
A word that has a similar meaning to another word.
3
Define plagiarism
Parts of a play that take place in a single environment.
Stealing the ideas or work of others and presenting them.
The series of events that make up a story.
The reason for writing a text or picking a specific word.
4
Define synonym
Words that have opposite meaning.
The feelings or ideas connected to a word.
Words that have similar meaning.
The dictionary definition of a word.
5
Define opinion
The pattern of rhyme at the end of lines.
A common stanza length made up of four lines.
The base of a word.
How an author personally feels about a topic.
6
In the acronym RACE The R stands for
Rhyme
Resist
Restate the question
Rewind
7
Define objective
A word that has a similar meaning to another word.
Only the facts in a text without any opinions.
The way a topic is represented by different media
The way a person views or interprets someone or something.
8
Define tone
The way an author supports a claim in a text.
A play.
Evidence that an author uses to support an argument.
The feeling given from the way words are spoken or written.
9
Which is an example of alliteration?
She sat silently seeking sleep.
The cow said, "moo!"
The wind blew loud like a whistle
It was the most most amazing day of my entire life.
10
Define primary source
An original object from the time period of the research.
A meaning of a word that's specific to a particular subject.
The base of a word.
A summary of a text with personal feelings and opinions.
11
In the acronym RACE The C stands for
Compute
Capable
Conquer
Cite evidence
12
Which of these is the root of the word "biography"?
Bio
Y
Rap
Graph
13
Define Denotation
The feelings or ideas connected to a word.
Words that have similar meaning
Words that have opposite meaning
The dictionary definition of a word.
14
Define metaphor
A reference to a significant person, event, place, or idea.
A comparison between two objects using LIKE or AS.
An educated guess about an author's purpose based on clues.
A comparison between two objects without using LIKE or AS.
15
Which is an example of second-person narration
I am going to the prom tonight.
You must of heard that tonight is the prom.
She went to the prom that night.
He was looking forward to going to the prom tonight.
16
Define transition
The feeling that comes from the way words are spoken.
A word or phrase that helps organize the text.
The base of a word.
Lists words according to similarity of meaning.
17
Which is an example of first-person narration
You must of heard that tonight is the prom.
He was looking forward to going to the prom tonight.
I am going to the prom tonight.
She went to the prom that night.
18
Define prefix
Letters at the beginning of a word to change its meaning
When different words end with the same sound.
A common stanza length made up four lines.
Trustworthy sources.
19
Which is an example of the rising action?
Moana finds the heart of Te Titi, but is too young to know.
Moana sings a song with her village to introduce the setting
Moana faces Te Ka despite having nothing, but herself.
Moana runs into pirates and makes an escape.
20
Which of these is NOT an example of a secondary source from the Japanese Sengoku Period
Your teacher
A journal from a Sengoku Period samurai.
YouTube videos about Japan.
The textbook.
21
Define perspective
Don't pick me
The series of events that make up a story.
The reason for writing a text or picking a specific word.
The way a person views or interprets someone or something.
22
Which is an example of the exposition?
Moana sings a song with her village to introduce the setting
Moana runs into pirates and makes an escape.
Moana finds the heart of Te Titi, but is too young to know.
Moana faces Te Ka despite having nothing, but herself.
23
Which of these is an example of revising?
Finding information about a topic through research.
Planning the essay and finding key pieces of evidence.
Reading and taking notes on articles to better understand.
Reviewing and making adjustments to writing to improve it.
24
Define allusion
A comparison between two objects using LIKE or AS.
A reference to a significant person, event, place, or idea.
A comparison between two objects without using LIKE or AS.
An educated guess about an author's purpose based on clues.
25
Which is an example of third-person narration
She went to the prom that night.
I am going to the prom tonight.
He was looking forward to going to the prom tonight.
You must of heard that tonight is the prom.
26
Define simile
A comparison between two objects without using LIKE or AS.
A reference to a significant person, event, place, or idea.
An educated guess about an author's purpose based on clues.
A comparison between two objects using LIKE or AS.
27
Define antonym
The feelings or ideas connected to a word.
The dictionary definition of a word.
Words that have similar meaning.
Words that have opposite meaning.
28
Define Connotation
The dictionary definition of a word.
The feelings or ideas connected to a word.
Words that have similar meaning.
Words that have opposite meaning.
29
In the acronym RACE The A stands for
Apples
Always
Ace
Answer the question
30
Which is an example of the climax?
Moana sings a song with her village to introduce the setting
Moana finds the heart of Te Titi, but is too young to know.
Moana faces Te Ka despite having nothing, but herself.
Moana runs into pirates and makes an escape.
31
Define dialogue
When two or more characters talk to each other.
A part of an article that is not the main body of a text.
The ending of a story or how the conflict is resolved.
The most exciting part of the story.
32
Define sonnet
A poetic structure that uses a syllable count of 5, 7, 5.
A song that has a 2 verses and a chorus.
A common form of poetry with fourteen lines and 3 quatrains.
Poetry that does not follow a set of rules.
33
Define point of view
The dictionary meaning of a word.
Two lines in a row with ending words that rhyme.
The position from which a story is told.
Evidence that an author uses to support an argument.
34
Define inference
A reference to a significant person, event, place, or idea.
A comparison between two objects using LIKE or AS.
A comparison between two objects without using LIKE or AS.
An educated guess about an author's purpose based on clues.
35
In the acronym RACE The E stands for
Eager
Eat
Elaborate on your evidence
Cite evidence
36
Define plot
The first part of the writing process.
The process of thinking about something in a logical way.
Trustworthy sources.
The series of events that make up a story.

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