English Language Arts Review- Reading

Question 1

Meanings or feelings suggested or implied by a word, separate from its dictionary definition

Accepted Answer

connontations

Question 2

What are people, objects, or animals who participate in a story called?

Accepted Answer

characters

Question 3

The use of an object to stand for a thing or idea

Accepted Answer

symbolism

Question 4

A comparison that uses like or as

Accepted Answer

simile

Question 5

Name the Points of View

Accepted Answer

First Person, Second Person, Third Person

Question 6

What is point of view?

Accepted Answer

way a story is told

Question 7

What term goes with the repetition of an initial consonant sound?

Accepted Answer

Alliteration

Question 8

A comparison that does NOT use like or as

Accepted Answer

metaphor

Question 9

What is conversation between characters called?

Accepted Answer

Dialogue

Question 10

Where a story unfolds and the time it takes place is called _______.

Accepted Answer

setting

Question 11

What is theme?

Accepted Answer

life lesson

Question 12

What point of view is used when the narrator tells the story using they, he, or she?

Accepted Answer

third person

Question 13

What point of view is told when a character tells a story using the pronoun I or we?

Accepted Answer

First Person

Question 14

The turning point of a story

Accepted Answer

climax

Question 15

What is represented in the picture that one could gain information from?

Accepted Answer

timeline

Question 16

The speaker's attitude toward the topic of the poem

Accepted Answer

tone

Question 17

Educated assumptions or guesses based on evidence from the text

Accepted Answer

inferences

Question 18

Third-person limited point of view is.....

Accepted Answer

the narrator tells the story through one character.

Question 19

When human qualities are assigned to nonhuman things

Accepted Answer

personification

Question 20

What can create suspense, reveal character motivations, or hint at the theme?

Accepted Answer

Flashbacks

Question 21

Third-person omniscient point of view is.....

Accepted Answer

when the narrator knows everything about the story.

Question 22

The dictionary definitions of words

Accepted Answer

denotations

Question 23

What point of view is being used when the pronoun is you?

Accepted Answer

second person

Question 24

Language used beyond its literal meaning for effect or to create an image in the reader's mind

Accepted Answer

figurative language

Question 25

Tells how the conflict is or is not resolved

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resolution

Question 26

What is the sequence of events that make up the action of a story?

Accepted Answer

Plot

Question 27

What are words or phrases that help you understand the meaning of unknown words?

Accepted Answer

Context Clues

English Language Arts Review- Reading

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English Language Arts Review- Reading

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