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Duplicate of Duplicate of GA Milestones Review, 9th lit/comp
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Review for GA Milestones 9th Lit/comp
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restatement of a written work in one's own words while keeping the basic meaning
direct quote
paraphrase
cite
indirect quote
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What correction is needed: My sister's going to ask dad if we can go hangout with our friends.
Spelling
Quotation marks
Capitalization
Separation of words
3
Scene,
conversation, or event that interrupts present action to show something from the past.
dramatic irony
foreshadowing
atmosphere
flashback
4
The struggle Rainsford faces of being hunted by General Zaroff
person vs. nature
person vs. self
person vs. supernatural
person vs. person
5
Definition:
This is the notation of a source used for a paper.
citation
note card
works cited
source card
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Writing that tells about imaginary characters and events.
nonfiction
memoir
fiction
autobiography
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The Nurse from R&J is an example of a
Flat Character
Static Character
Flat-Dynamic Character
Protagonist
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This is the dominant and controlling argument.
topic sentence
thesis sentence
facts
central idea
9
Which word has the same root as "disrespecting"?
Disagree
Rested
Inspected
Aging
10
Struggle Snow White's stepmother experiences because of
her desires
to be the fairest of all.
personality conflict
external conflict
person vs. self
person vs. nature
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Which word has the same root word as "aquarium"?
subaquatic
aluminium
aquire
gymnasium
12
main idea of an essay, usually expressed as a generalization that is supported w/ evidence.
thesis statement
outline
topic sentence
concrete evidence
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Reading between the lines to make sense of what you read. You make
an _____.
corollary
inference
assessment
interpretation
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Anything that happens to or is done by a character in a story.
stage directions
plot
dialogue
action
15
Shortening an articles context into your own words is known as
Summarizing
paraphrasing
plagiarism
Rewording
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Her, he, them, and they are examples of _______
Prepositions
Nouns
Third Person POV
First Person POV
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Romeo is an example of a
Dynamic Character
Static character
Antagonist Character
Flat Character
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The background information of a story, introducing characters/setting is the
resolution
exposition
plot
narrator
19
A writer's or speaker's point of view about a particular subject
omniscient
perspective
narrator
point of view
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Choosing between words like celebrity, infamy, or fame demonstrates an author's ______.
context
style
diction
word choice
21
Romeo and Juliet
was written for what purpose?
to explain fate
to reveal a true story
to persuade
to entertain
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to strengthen/prove an argument/idea by providing facts, details, examples & other information
define
list
revise
support
23
Language that avoids the use of slang, contractions, and jargon.
informal language
formal language
academic language
conversational language
24
What correction is needed: Logan should read the article "Better Schools four All."
Spelling
Removing Quotations
Capitalization
Underlining
25
These are the facts or details that back up a main idea, theme, or thesis.
topic sentences
supporting details
statistics
examples
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t
ype of conflict when a character
struggles w/
his conscience, feelings/ ideas.
external conflict
internal conflict
personal conflict
internal dialogue
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The framework of meaning which surrounds a specific word, sentence, idea, or passage.
diction
context
usage
content
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The series of events that happen in a literary work.
plot
rising action
exposition
sequence
29
Romeo and Juliet's struggle between fate and free will was
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
Flashback
Allusion
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A brief reference in a literary work to a person/place/event from history/literature/religion.
foreshadowing
illusion
allusion
alliteration
