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What is tension?
What is direct characterization?
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What is direct characterization?
when an author tells us directions of a character
when an author reveals the name of a character
when an author TELLS us a character's personality trait
when an author SHOWS us a character's personality trait
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What is tension?
A headache.
A feeling of stress or worry.
A feeling of carelessness.
A feeling of genuine happiness.
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What is logos?
persuasive technique that appeals to family
persuasive technique that appeals to logic
persuasive technique that appeals to morality
persuasive technique that appeals to emotion
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Which is an allusion
She is such a scrooge with her family.
Your eyes shine like diamonds in the light.
I am hungry like the wolf
Bouncing, by, the babbling brook, brushing brusqely, beyond, bafoons
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What does PEELS stand for?
Produce, Explain, Extend, Link, Stop
Point, Evidence, Explain, Link, Summary
Proof, Evidence, Expand, Link, Sentences
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What is foreshadowing?
the way the author develops characters
a symbol or image that recurs throughout the text
a hint to future events in the story
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What is exposition on a plot line?
An essay meant to inform
Characters/Setting
The turning point of a story
A moral is learned
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What is verbal irony
When you say one thing but mean something else
When the audience knows more than the characters
When you expect one outcome but something else happens
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What is indirect characterization?
The author shows what a character is like through actions.
All of the above
Joe ran every day.
Joe watches what he eats.
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What are
rhetorical devices
?
writing techniques to make arguments more effective
the claim and support of an argument
when persuasion is used incorrectly
words that rhyme
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What is Central Idea?
The Moral of the story
The plot of the story
The theme of the story
The point the author is trying to make
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What is figurative language?
a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation.
the comparison of one thing with another of a different kind
writing that has similar grammatical structure
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What Does S.T.E.A.L mean?
Speech thought,effect on other,action, and looks
Speech and thought
Speech thought looks action
Speech,thought,effect on others,action
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What is the purpose of characterization?
To stimulate a strong emotional response in the reader.
To reveal a character's personality or character
Complex characters help to develop the plot and theme of a story.
To show how a character responds to an unexpected situation.
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What is pathos?
a persuasive technique that appeals to emotion
a persuasive technique that appeals to intellect
a persuasive technique that appeals to logic
persuasive technique that appeals to jobs
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What is situational irony?
When you expect one outcome mid somthing else happens
When you say one thing nut mean something else
When the audownbeat or reader knows more than the characters
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Which is an idiom?
Beans are the very best
I ate the beans
She spilled the beans
The shirt was black as beans
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What is climax on a plot line?
title of a story
background information
high point of a story
ending of a story
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Which is a simile?
The warmth hugged her.
She is a soldier.
I wandered lonely as a cloud.
Love is a battlefield.
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What is included in a summary?
Only the main idea
The supporting details
Only the key details
The main idea and key details
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What is a setting?
What happens in a story
The time and place a story happens
How a character feels
The people or animals in a story
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Which is alliteration?
Growling Lion
Slimy snakes slithered
Open the door
Funny like a clown
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Which is a juxtaposition?
Meow
"This girl is on fire"
Dark And Light
Cat and Kitten
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What is dramatic Irony?
When you expect one outcome but something else happens
When the reader or audience knows more than the characters
When you say one thing but mean something else.
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What is the S.L.I.M.E Method?
SLIME is Putty stuff
SLIME Stands for S-Slow L-Lesson IM- Idea or message
SLIME Stands for: S-Subject or Topic L-Lesson IM-Idea or Message E-Evidence
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What is a character trait?
the moral of the story
a character's personality and how the character acts
details in a story
how a character feels
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Which is a personification
The wind howled at night
It’s raining cats and dogs
You are as fast as a cheetah
I’m feeling under the weather
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S.L.I.M.E. is used for what?
Figuring out the climax
Determining the Theme
Finding the main idea
Playing and throwing it against the wall
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Which is a paradox?
Fair is foul and foul is fair
All's fair in love and war
Rome wasn't built in a day
I came, I saw, I conquered.
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What is a theme
The universal lesson you can apply to your life
The plot
What the story is about
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what is NOT included in a summary?
quotes from the text
the author's name
your opinion
the title
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What does "SHAMPOO" stand for
A type of SOAPTONE
Strength, Ham, Automatic, Personification, Onslaught, Ojsimpson
A type of Vocabulary
Simile, Hyperbole, Alliteration, Metaphor, Personification, Onomatopoeia...
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What is the definition of seminal document?
A text of historical or literary significance.
Both A and B.
Speeches, essays, and other texts.
A paper signed by the government.
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What is ethos?
a persuasive technique that appeals to morality
a persuasive technique that appeals to emotion
a persuasive technique that appeals to finances
a persuasive technique that appeals to logic
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What is the purpose of a flashback in a story?
It gives human qualities to objects and animals.
It is the high point of the story.
It introduces the setting and the characters.
It informs the reader of events that influence the future.
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What is dialogue used for?
All of the above
To show reality such as a conversation between characters
To help the reader to get to know the character
To express feelings, thought and emotion of the characters
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What is RACE strategy?
Ready, Set, Go!
Read, Access, Complete, Effort
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain
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Which is a hyperbole?
She is the most beautiful woman in the world.
She is very pretty.
She is as pretty as a flower.
She is a beautiful flower.
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What is flashback?
a scene set in a time earlier than the main story.
The place or time that the story takes place.
What "sets up" the story.
Answering a question.
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What is dialogue used for?
Clears up story confusion
Used to move the story forward and helps get to know the characters better
Translates language
Is used to explain
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Which is a metaphor?
She was as quiet as a mouse.
Books are the key to your imagination.
This year is like a dream.
He is as free as a bird.
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What is the purpose of foreshadowing?
To trick the reader
To let the reader know where the story takes place
To give the reader clues about what might happen next
To tell the reader who the bad guy is
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Which is an oxymoron?
expensive watches
genuine fake watches
real watches
fake watches
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What is falling action on a plot line?
The ending of a specific event
The character falls off of a cliff
A character eats pie
The moral is learned
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What are the rhetorical appeals?
Ethics, Pathology, and Logorithms
Pathos, Ethos, and Legos
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Logic, Ethics, and Fear
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What is a seminal document?
A Letter from Birmingham
Emancipation Proclamation
All of the above
The Constitution of the U.S.
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What is rhetoric?
Writing effectively, eloquently, and persuasively.
Repeating ideas in a sentence.
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What does SOAPSTone stand for?
Soaps and stones
summary, occasion, audience, purpose, summary, tone
speaker, occasion, audience, purpose, tone
speaker, occasion, audience, purpose, summary, tone
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What is a plot?
Important events and character's actions
character traits
place where a story takes place
people or animals
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What is RACE strategy used for?
To answer a question with evidence.
To solve a math problem.
To write a paragraph.
To go really fast.
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What is SOAPStone used for?
To determine the author's tone
To wash your feet in the shower
To determine the author's mood
To analyze an argumentative or persuasive text
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1. What are the three types of irony?
Dramatic
Verbal
Rhetorical
Situational
