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Fowler STAAR Vocabulary Review 2018
Which is NOT a tone?
A jump in logic that makes no sense or cannot be followed
Fowler STAAR Vocabulary Review 2018
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A jump in logic that makes no sense or cannot be followed
loaded term
false assumption
non sequitur
leading question
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Which is NOT a tone?
gratitude
sarcastic
Informal
critical
3
Who loves children's picture books the most?
Dinesh
Louis
Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Brown
4
Context clues are
Drawings in a bullet journal
Combining many ideas into one
Comic devices like irony
Words around an unknown word that give clues to meaning
5
A broad statement that applies to a large group of people
generalization
opinion
genre
aphorism
6
Tone is mainly about
how the protagonist feels towards the antagonist
The author's attitude
how the narrator feels toward a poem
How I feel after March Madness
7
Something that is proven with data, observations, or reliable sources
commonplace assertion
factual claim
opinion
logical fallacy
8
Category of artistic composition refers to
genre
literature categories
all of the above
music categories
9
Third Person Omniscient point of view reveals
the antagonist's emotions
the main character's emotions
no one's emotions
all of the characters' emotions
10
A short statement that states a life truth
neither are correct
both are correct
"Absence makes the heart grow fonder"
aphorism
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Life is a piece of bubble gum
metaphor
repetition
allusion
simile
12
Smaller conflicts within a main story
couplets
subplots
details
predictions
13
Sequential texts contain mostly
graphics and media
assertions and false claims
step by step instructions; a process
sensory language
14
An elegy is a poem that
recalls mythical heroes
mourns STAAR
mourns death
mourns Mahit
15
Compare & contrast
similarities & differences
main idea & details
arguments & reasons
facts & opinions
16
Third person limited is
knowing everyone's feelings
knowing only the basic plot
when the character says "I"
the main character's/protagonist's feelings
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Making an inference or judgment based upon your reasoning & prior experience
prediction
conclusion
circular logic
point of view
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An informational text
may voice opinions
is factual
all of the above
is expository
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How a conflict in a story is resolved; how the characters finally adjust to consequences.
Resolution
Point of View
Characters
Meter
20
How a conflict is solved and how characters adjust to consequences--good or bad
falling action
subplot
resolution
climax
21
The character deals with the decision at the climax. What stage of plot occurs
next
?
rising action
climax
conflict
falling action
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Introductory background information about characters or plot
Conflict
Exposition
Personification
Epigram
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What the text is mostly about...
allusions
main idea
social media
whatever I jot
24
Character traits are
1st, 2nd, 3rd person
adjectives to describe behaviors & attitudes
protagonists and antagonists
adjectives that establish setting
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In what passages can you draw a conclusion?
both types
in expository texts
in literary texts
neither type
26
An epigraph is
a quote at the beginning of a text that makes sense later
a detailed plot diagram
evidence used in a text to infer theme
a picture, illustration, or graphic
27
Dictionary definition of a word
connotation
prefix
root word
denotation
28
What appears at the end of every sonnet?
All are correct.
a universal theme
a free verse
a couplet
29
The art of persuasive language
rhetoric
media
conclusion
metaphor
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Who opposes the main character?
Arnav
Adnan
antagonist
protagonist
31
repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words
epigram
metaphor
aphorism
assonance
32
Fact vs Opinion
Instruction vs Question
Assertion vs Generalization
Data vs Personal Belief
Fallacy vs Trait
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Time order means
chronological
cause and effect
main idea
compare contrast
34
Briefly describe a text using the most important details
paraphrase
summarize
infer
decode
35
An organizational pattern is...
the structure of a text
the order of the text
all of the above
the presentation of the information
36
14 line poem that is usually about love
ballad
ode
elegy
sonnet
37
Suggests, reveals, conveys, illustrates
Final Four Gatorade flavors
analysis verbs in answer choices
root words
imagery in poetic perspective
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I / me / we perspective
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
subjective person
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Aphorisms that include humor are
epigraphs
similes
assonances
epigrams
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An author uses appeals and reasons to convince an audience
graphics
abstract claims
persuade
resolve
41
Allusion
A historical or religious reference
All are correct
A cultural reference
A reference without explanation
42
Maps, charts, diagrams, etc. are considered
sensory devices
literary elements
poetry
graphics
43
Humorous devices include
entertainment, persuasion, information
puns, slapstick, sarcasm, irony
who, what, when, where, why
Ricky or Ram
44
Main purpose of a PERSUASIVE text is called the:
loaded term
entertainment factor
central argument
cause and effect
45
A group of lines in a poem
Summary
Sensory details
Stanza
Syntax
46
Expository
is another word for what type of text?
Expertise
Nonfiction
Text-to-Text Connection
Fiction
47
Serious poem based upon a story of mythical or national heroes
lyric
stanza
epic
elegy
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Details that appeal to the five senses
none of the above
emotional language
sensory language
point of view
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repetition of consonant sounds at the start of words
epigram
alliteration
aphorism
assonance
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Turning point of the story; tension has reached its peaked
climax
conflict
consequence
conclusion
51
Plot Diagram steps in order:
exposition/climax/falling action/ dialogue/resolution
exposition/point of view/action/dialogue / resolution
exposition/rising action/conflict/problem/ solution
exposition/rising action/climax/falling action/resolution
52
Problem faced by characters in fictional passages
rising action
conflict
climax
plot
53
A playwright accentuates extreme traits with
Stage directions
All are correct
Dramatic characters
Dialogue and behaviors
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Which argument is based upon bad logic?
circular logic
incorrect premise
false assumption
all of the above
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A reasonable guess based on information from a text
Incorrect premise
Identity
Imagery
Inference
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Persuade, inform, entertain are all examples of ?
genres
author's purpose
themes
main ideas
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Prediction
ALL of the above
an educated guess
using evidence to anticipate a future event
a forecast
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Theme
universal idea
ALL of the above
does not include characters or plot
central message about society or people
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Deeply held principles
values
all are correct
morals
beliefs
60
False Assumption means
Ineffective Details
Incomplete Flashback
Inaccurate Graphics
Incorrect Conclusion
61
Reader has
no
access to thoughts or feelings. Which point of view?
third person
objective
subjective
first person
62
What grade I will get on STAAR vocabulary quiz
What quiz?
Absolutely 100%!
Don't. even.
What STAAR?
63
Idea or thought process that leads to a false conclusion
logical / rhetorical fallacy
none of the above
problem / solution
exposition / characterization
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Ode
First person text
a poem speaking directly to someone or something
a found poem, usually visually stunning
A reverse allegory
65
A group of lines in a poem
ballads
verse
stanza
lyrics
66
A poem expresses a poet's feelings and state of mind
lyric
epic
ballad
elegy
67
Characters engaged in conversation
second person perspective
ILA teachers
dialogue
literary analysis
68
Text structure analyzes
reasons
and
results
cause and effect
problem and solution
main idea and details
prediction and conclusion
69
Channels of mass communication
loaded terms
caricatures
media
central arguments
70
Which is NOT a theme
justice
optimistic
friendship
loyalty
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An
emotionally charged
positive or negative word
connotation
all are correct
childish vs. youthful
implied meaning of a word
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Total sequence of events in fiction
plot
characterization
climax
resolution
73
Symbolism
names a tangible object that stands for an abstract idea
unknown context clues
poetry elements that are literal
uses humans to represent animals and nature
74
who, what, where, why, when
main idea
supporting details
figurative language
loaded terms
75
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
rhyme zone
rhyme couplet
none of these
rhyme scheme
76
Mood
general atmosphere of text
experienced by reader
all of the above
emotional response
77
Details from a passage that justify best answers
universal theme
incorrect premises
text evidence
fact checkers
78
Perspective from which a story is told
Kid next you with the constant narrations
Point of view
Literary Analysis
Characterization
79
Which of the following is
NOT
an organizational pattern?
problem and solution
chronological (time)
cause and effect
dramatic characterization
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Restating an author's idea in your own words
generalize
paraphrase
italicize
synthesize
81
Exaggerates the traits of a person or idea
paradox
cliche
oxymoron
caricature
82
A statement people
assume
to be true, but may or may not be
neither are correct
commonplace assertion
"America is the richest country in the world"
both are correct
83
Third person point of view
he / she
neither answer is correct
them / they
both answers are correct
84
Combine diverse ideas into one new conclusion
synthesize
all are correct
1st idea + 2nd idea = new idea
interpretive reading skill
85
Ballad
May include a hero
Neither
Poem that tells a popular folk story
Both
