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STAAR (EOC) Terms
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use of words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses (looks, feel, sound)
style
irony
imagery
foreshadowing
2
the problem in the story, the struggle between opposing forces
struggle
force
contradiction
conflict
3
He said "Son, if you're going to work, you might as well do something you love."
change the period after love to a question mark
delete the comma after Son
add a comma after said
change you're to your
4
What is the lesson in this clip?
Think positive and you will succeed.
I can pass the STAAR TEST!!!
Slow and steady wins the race.
If you think you can, you will.
5
use of words, phrases, or sentences that stands or represents something else
allusion
symbolism
tone
infer
6
clues to hint at what might happen later in the story
flashback
foreshadowing
moral
symbolism
7
to communicate their own opinion, thought, feeling on a particular subject
persuasion
entertaining
expressive
informative
8
set of ideas associated with it in addition to its explicit meaning
connotations
denotations
author's usage
style
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the central conflict of the story is introduced and developed
rising action
falling action
resolution
climax
10
point of view of a character other than the main character, uses "he" or "she."
omniscient
second-person
third-person
first-person
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a reference to a well known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art
allusion
persuasion
author's usage
image
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dear Dr. Smith:
change dear to Dear
delete the period after Dr
change the colon after Smith to a comma
no change needed
13
a scene in a story that interrupts the sequence to relate events that occurred in the past
suspense
foreshadowing
style
flashback
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told by a character who uses the first-person pronoun "I."
first-person
omniscient
third-person
second-person
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introduces the setting, characters, and basic situation
exposition
falling action
climax
rising action
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What does an
ellipses
do?
delete words
none of the above
pause
pause and delete words
17
use of techniques that involve surprising, interesting, or amusing contradictions
expressive
suspense
style
irony
18
central message of a literary work; life lesson
plot
mood
theme
moral
19
the end of the central conflict
resolution
falling action
climax
rising action
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When they detected my disappointment they decided to change my annual birthday tradition.
change birthday tradition to Birthday Tradition
add a comma after disappointment
add a colon after detected
change annual to anual
21
the narrator knows and tells about what each character feels and thinks
first-person
third-person
omniscient third-person
second-person
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the dictionary meaning of a word
denotations
connotations
vocabulary
resolution
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Dr. Smith I am not asking you to rewrite history.
make no change
add a comma after Smith
change to to too
change am not to ain't
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What is the symbol used for
quotation marks
?
"
-
;
:
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Perspective by which a story is told
first-person
third-person
omniscient
point of view
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the conflict reaches its highest point of interest or suspense
falling action
rising action
suspense
climax
27
a form of a language spoken by people in a particular region or group
suspense
image
dialect
dialogue
28
What is the symbol used for a
colon
?
:
;
"
-
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What is the symbol used for a
semicolon
?
;
"
-
:
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to gain interest form the reader by amusing them for enjoyment
allusion
entertaining
image
expressive
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to provide the reader with factual information on a particular subject
persuasion
informative
entertaining
expressive
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any events that occur during or after the conflict has ended
climax
rising action
resolution
falling action
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I hope to be a photojournalist and perhaps have my work featured in the national geographic.
no change should be made
add a comma after photojournalist
change national geographic to National Geographic
change successful to sucessful
34
the author's reason for writing
expressive
entertaining
informative
purpose
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Sincerely yours
no change should be made in this line
add a comma after yours
change Sincerely to Sincerly
change Sincerely to sincerly
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What is the symbol used for a
comma
?
.
,
"
;
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attitude towards the reader and the subject conveyed by the language
allusion
irony
mood
tone
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time and place of the story
conflict
exposition
setting
climax
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conversation between characters, set off by quotation marks
informative
dialogue
dialect
expressive
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to convince the reader to adopt a particular opinion
informative
expressive
persuasion
entertaining
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1567 Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard
no change needs to be made
change Martin Luther King to Martin luther king
change Boulevard to Bulevard
add a period after Jr
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The images capchured by good photojournalists are extremely emotional and thought provoking.
change good to well
no change needs to be made
add a comma after photojournalists
change capchured to captured
43
also known as "atmosphere" is the feeling created in the reader (tension,fear, hope, etc.)
mood
tone
symbolism
style