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7 ELA Final Exam Part 2 Exam Review 2019
7 ELA Final Exam Part 2 Exam Review 2019
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How would you write an in-text citation for an article if there isn’t an author listed?
(www.competitvesports.org)
("Benefits of Competitive Sports")
www.competivesports.org
(Benefits of Competitive Sports)
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The author uses a word or phrase you don’t know (expert language). Which signpost is this?
Quoted Words
Extreme and Absolute Language
Numbers and Stats
Word Gaps
3
Techniques writers use to make a story more interesting & enhance the experience for readers
character traits
story devices
physical traits
setting
4
When presenting a speech, understanding the kind of group you are presenting to is called:
creating a unified speech
knowing your audience
understanding your purpose
emphasizing points
5
A __________ character is a character that you know a lot about.
dynamic
round
static
flat
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The claim (thesis statement):
NONE of the above
must contain a personal pronoun
introduces the writer
expresses the main point of an essay
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A topic sentence always:
includes an interesting fact or statistic
expresses the main idea or purpose of a paragraph
asks a question
sets the scene
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Which of the following is a place to paragraph (reason to start a new paragraph)?
When you start in on a new topic
When you skip to a new place/setting
When a new person begins to speak
ALL of the above
9
When embedding quotes, the three parts of a “quote sandwich” include:
quote lead-in, paragraph, Works Cited
bread, ham, mayo
quote lead-in, quote, quote analysis
introduction, body, conclusion
10
Overall feeling or atmosphere created by a work of literature that's influenced by the setting:
cohesion
tone
character
mood
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When all details in a paragraph support one main idea/purpose, the paragraph is said to have:
composition
unity
coherence
relationship
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The attitude a writer takes towards the subject or reader is called ____.
character
tone
mood
atmosphere
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Writers ALWAYS use dialogue in order to:
Use really big words to show how smart they are
Break the rules of grammar
Develop the plot &/or the characters -move the story forward
Take up space so that the story is longer & therefore better
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Which of the following is NOT a rule for writing dialogue:
when a new speaker speaks, start a new paragraph
always put punctuation marks inside the quotation marks
don’t include dialogue if there is more than two characters
introduce or follow dialogue with speaker tags
15
An exageration that can not possible be true:
conflict
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
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The purpose of transitions (transitional words/phrases) is to:
NONE of the above
BOTH a and b
convey sequence
create cohesion
17
In literature, the turning point in a plot and the moment of the greatest intensity & interest:
theme
climax
cause & effect
conflict
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In sentence writing, two or more sentences written as one is called a:
run-on sentence
empty sentence
sentence fragment
nonparallel structure
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Restating a writer’s ideas in your own words is called:
borrowing
plagiarism
paraphrasing
revising
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The meaning, moral, main message,or universal truth the writer wishes to share with the reader:
theme
main idea
setting
plot
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In an essay, this is the last part & usually summarizes the overall topic or ideas of an essay:
Introduction
Body
Works Cited
conclusion
22
The correct MLA format for an English paper heading is:
Name, Class/Hour, Date, Teacher
Name, Teacher, Class/Hour, Date
Name, Class/Hour, Teacher, Date
Name, Date, Class/Hour, Teacher
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The following is NOT a reason to start a new paragraph:
you already have a lot of words in the paragraph
there is a change in setting or action
the speaker in a dialogue changes
a new idea is introduced
24
Writing that is based on facts, real events, and real people is called:
fantasy
fiction
essay
nonfiction
25
There are 3 Big Questions to always keep in mind when reading NF. Identify one of them:
Do I know this word from someplace else?
What challenged, changed, or confirmed what I already knew?
Why did the author use these numbers or amounts?
Can I find clues in the sentence to help me understand?
26
In sentence writing, an incomplete idea due to missing subject, verb or both is called a:
nonparallel structure
empty sentence
sentence fragment
run-on sentence
27
In literature, the series of events leading up to the climax:
exposition
falling action
atmosphere
rising action
28
The three main parts of an essay are:
snapshot, support, conclusion
thoughtshot, examples, conclusion
introduction, body, conclusion
thesis, body, conclusion
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Effective writers produce ______ that set a story in motion.
conclusions
leads
phrases
transitions
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A ___ character undergoes an important inner change such as a change is beliefs or attitude.
static
dynamic
round
flat
31
The author uses numbers, specific number words or amounts. Which signpost is this?
Word Gaps
Contrasts and Contradictions
Quoted Words
Numbers and Stats
32
When ideas in writing flow smoothly and are easy to understand, the writing is said to have:
relationship
composition
unity
coherence
33
Which of the following in NOT a definition of theme?
The truth or central idea that a story reveals about life.
Implied, not stated
Always positive
A debatable opinion
34
A __________ character is a character that you do not know well.
static
flat
round
dynamic
35
Which of the following dates are CORRECTLY written in MLA format?
5-January-2017
5, January, 2017
5 January 2017
January 5, 2017
36
Which of the following is properly punctuated and capitalized dialogue?
“What are you doing this weekend?” he said.
“What are you doing this weekend”? he said.
“What are you doing this weekend”? He said.
“What are you doing this weekend?” He said.
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The author shows a difference between what you know about a topic & what happens in the text.
Quoted Words
Contrasts and Contradictions
Word Gaps
Extreme and Absolute Language