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Unit 1 Review: 2022
Unit 1 Review: 2022
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Narrative Arc/POV/Purpose/Main Idea
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1
A narrative based on factual material told using the same literary devices and techniques as fictional stories is a ____
flashback
narrative nonfiction
subplot
flashback
2
Which of the following only has
one
wheel?
tricycle
bicycle
recycle
unicycle
3
We know that the central idea is the main idea of a text. How do we define an
unstated
central idea?
A collection of small details that are somewhat important.
The most exciting or most tense point in the text.
It is the very blatant and clear central idea.
A central idea that is implied rather than explicit.
4
Which sentence uses the meaning as shown in the definition?
salvage (v.) to rescue an object from being lost at sea
Though damaged in battle, the ship was salvaged and used for scrap metal.
The pizza fell on the floor, but we salvaged a few pieces that did not.
The family took what they could salvage from their house after the tornado.
Danny managed to salvage his pride by scoring a few points at the end.
5
Identify the point of view used in this excerpt:
third person
first person
fourth person
second person
6
Which kind of narrator is outside the story and knows everything about the characters and events in a story?
unreliable narrator
limited narrator
omnicient narrator
reliable narrator
7
Which of the following means a word having to do with a
specific field
of activity or study?
domain-specific word
context clue
slang
academic word
8
Authors use _______ to describe something that happened in the past.
flashback
foreshadowing
9
The part of a story in which suspense or tension is decreased is the _______.
climax
falling action
exposition
rising action
10
The purpose of a fiction novel is most likely to
inform
upset
entertain
persuade
11
The purpose of a television commercial is most likely to
annoy
persuade
inform
entertain
12
Which point of view uses pronouns such as "I" and "me"?
second-person global
third-person limited
third person omniscient
first-person
13
The terms exposition, complicating incident, rising action, climax, falling action, & resolution are elements of:
narrative arc
plot diagram
story map
all of the above
14
Marty is
gregarious
, unlike his brother who is quiet and shy. Which word(s) in the sentence provide a context clue?
shy
unlike
brother
quiet
15
The Encourage Mint says "You've got this. You can do it!"
true
false
16
A narrator who is not dependable or trustworthy; the narrator may be dishonest, malicious, confused, ignorant, or naive
unreliable
reliable
17
Which of the following means a word or phrase
in a text
that helps define another word in the text?
slang
domain-specific word
context clue
academic word
18
A series of events that builds interest or suspense in a narrative is the _______.
exposition
falling action
climax
rising action
19
His crime is
egregious
; he won't recover from the shocking scandal. Which word in the sentence provides a context clue?
crime
scandal
shocking
recover
20
A narrator who can be depended on to tell the truth as far as they know it is ______.
unreliable
reliable
21
Diane was
lethargic
; she didn't have the energy to get out of bed.Which word(s) in the sentence provides a context clue?
didn't have the energy
Diane was
have the energy
get out of bed
22
The point of highest action in a story, or the turning point is called the _______.
climax
rising action
falling action
exposition
23
The solution or working out of a literary conflict is the _______.
complicting incident
rising action
resolution
climax
24
An important early event that signals the start of the action in a story and introduces the conflict is the _______.
complicating incident
climax
exposition
falling action
25
A narrator that is
not
involved in the action but knows the thoughts & feelings of only
one
character is called a ____.
3rd person omniscient narrator
1st person omniscient narrator
3rd person limited narrator
1st person limited narrator
26
Which type of word is used more in
educational settings
than in conversational settings?
context clue
slang
domain-specific word
academic word
27
Celestial
bodies, such as the moon & stars, are visible at night. Which word(s) in the sentence provide a context clue?
at night
are visible
such as
bodies
28
Authors use _______ to give clues about something that will happen in the future.
foreshadowing
flashback
29
In a narrative text, the central idea is typically unstated, so students make inferences from the events in the story.
false
true
30
Which word most likely means
overactive
?
hypodermic
hypersensitive
hypotension
hyperactive
31
A story line or plot that is secondary to the main plot is known as a _____
flashback
subplot
foreshadowing
narrative nonfiction
32
In an informational text, the central idea is typically unstated, so students must infer based on details.
True
False
33
A narrative technique that allows authors to introduce past events that have a direct effect on current events is _____
narrative nonfiction
flashback
foreshadowing
subplot
34
A narrator that is
not
involved in the action but knows the thoughts & feelings of
all
characters is called a ____.
3rd person omniscient narrator
1st person limited narrator
1st person omniscient narrator
3rd person limited narrator
35
The beginning of a narrative in which the setting, characters, and basic situation are introduced is the _______.
falling action
complicating incident
rising action
exposition
36
Which of the following is true of
both
fiction and narrative nonfiction?
It includes only factual information.
It follows a series of events.
It involves imaginary characters.
It informs readers about history.
37
The purpose of a scientific article is most likely to:
inform
bore
entertain
persuade
38
A technique authors use to give clues about or to suggest what is going to happen is called _____
subplot
narrative nonfiction
foreshadowing
flashback
39
Which of the following could be the central idea of a narrative?
A family bonds during an eventful canoeing trip.
Two friends resolve a personal conflict during a school trip.
Real friends may not always tell you what you want to hear.
A day in the life of a peasant in the Roman Empire.
40
Identify the point of view used in this excerpt:
third person
second person
fourth person
first person