Fiction SOL Review 8th grade English

Question 1

A dynamic character

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changes

Question 2

"I have eight million hours of homework" is an example of

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hyperbole

Question 3

Theme is

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the message or lesson

Question 4

"The sun smiled down at me from a cloudless sky" is an example of

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personification

Question 5

Mood can be all of these except

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expensive

Question 6

In "The Three LIttle Pigs" the wolf is the

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antagonist

Question 7

"Babble" "Bing" "Plop" "zip" "clank" "Zap" "Pow" "Crunch" "Splat" are all examples of

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Onomatopoeia

Question 8

"I have so much algebra IXL homework, I am going die"

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hyperbole

Question 9

A character cannot decide to tell on their friend who stole cafeteria money, is an example of

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internal conflict

Question 10

All of the following are character traits, except

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sleeping

Question 11

A static character

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stays the same

Question 12

Alliteration

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Noah knew all the news

Question 13

You have a dream about you battling a vampire. This is conflict known as

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Man vs. supernatural

Question 14

Setting can be all of the following except:

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A 15-year-old boy

Question 15

General Zaroff fights with Mr. Rainsford about hunting, this is an example of

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Man vs. Man

Question 16

Smilies are different than metaphors in that they use

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"like" or "as"

Question 17

"I have a bad feeling about this island" in the beginning of a story is an example of

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foreshadowing

Question 18

The chances I will pass my eighth grade reading SOL

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I'm beast, Bring it, Strait outta Seaford, 99.82 percent

Question 19

Who is your spirit animal?

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Shrek, Tiny monkey, Direwolf, Shark

Question 20

"The girl's skin was as cold as ice" is an example of

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simile

Question 21

Theme is the central or general idea of a story. Which is NOT considered a theme?

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Alligators

Question 22

A story told using the words "I" and "me" and "my" in the narration is told from

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First person point of view

Question 23

"Shine bright like a diamond" is an example of

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simile

Question 24

A character trait of Spongebob Squarepants

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jovial

Question 25

"It was raining cats and dogs outside" is an example of

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an idiom

Question 26

"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers" is an example of

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alliteration

Question 27

"Mrs. Lovelace is a lovely, legit and local" teacher is an example of

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alliteration

Question 28

External conflict is

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A character's struggle with an outside force

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Internal conflict is

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A character's struggle with a problem in his/her mind

Fiction SOL Review 8th grade English

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Fiction SOL Review 8th grade English

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