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STAAR Game Night
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The climax is
The turning point in the story
Where the tension in the story builds up
When the conflict is resolved
Where the characters, setting, and conflict are introduced
2
How many minutes should you read outside of class daily?
10 mins.
I don’t have time for that!
25 mins.
1 hour
3
For the Reading STAAR, what digital tools are available to you?
All of the above, plus scratch paper and a dictionary
Sticky Notes, Notepad, pencil
Mark for review, zoom, eliminator
Pencil, Guideline, Mark for review
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Will I rock this STAAR?
True
False
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Which one will NOT help you on the STAAR test?
Using all of your strategies
Guessing
Being rested and and prepared
Asking questions now to help prepare you for the test.
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When you go F.A.S.T., the characters come alive!
Fail, Achieve, Succeed, Toughness
Feelings, Actions, Says, Thoughts
Frank, Alice, Sam, Tina
Facts, Annotations, Supporting Details, Text Features
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Which of the following DOES NOT apply to finding the theme in literature?
Finding a lesson that can be applied to life
Identifying the conflict and how it was resolved
Looking for what the characters learned
Writing a topic sentence
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When a metaphor is referred to throughout the poem it is called--
a simile
an extended metaphor
a flashback
an inference
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What is the formula we use to determine an inference?
Background Knowledge +Textual evidence = Inference
Topic + Controlling Idea = Inference
Prior Knowledge + Textual Evidence = Inference
Both B & C
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What are the words for this acronym for poetry analysis?
Time, Organization, Apply, See, Test
Target, Omit, Analyze, Shorten the answer, Tell
Time, Operations, Apply, Sort, Topic
Title, Own Words, Analyze Devices Used, Shifts, Theme
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In a poem, an extended metaphor will -
Compare and use commas throughout the poem
compare and use personification throughout the poem
compare and repeat the same metaphor throughout the poem
compare and repeat using the words like or as