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Power ELA Milestones Review - 7th grade
Power ELA Milestones Review - 7th grade
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Review of information relevant to the 7th grade ELA EOG exam - Georgia.
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A comparison of two unlike things without the use of signal words such as "like" or "as."
metaphor
onomatopoeia
allusion
idiom
2
What would be the best resource to find information on Ida Wells?
a history Web site of famous African American women
Wikipedia
an authorized biography of Ida Wells
a map showing early journalism offices
3
The lesson or message of a literary text.
theme
alliteration
figurative language
resolution
4
When the writer
specifically
analyzes the
DIFFERENCES
between characters or stories.
theme
comparison
genre
contrast
5
When the writer analyzes characters or stories
in relation to each other
.
contrast
theme
genre
comparison
6
For a coherent, successful writing, you need to have a strong claim and some good ?
evidence
themes
handwriting
quotes
7
The use of the same sound to start several words in a row.
allusion
point of view
idiom
alliteration
8
The part of speech that is most essential for creating a sentence is the
verb
adverb
noun - subject
conjunction
9
Which sentence is an opinion?
It generally lives in small herds.
The wild llama is an elegant animal.
The guanacos do not know how to defend themselves.
The guanaco is the four-legged animal of Patagonia.
10
A category of passages; they have a particular style, form, and content.
comparison
contrast
theme
genre
11
The ACTUAL meaning of a word or phrase.
figurative
inference
literal
resolution
12
The turning point of a story, usually the most exciting part is called a
climax
exposition
resolution
rising action
13
The solution to the problem or the end of the main dramatic conflict in a literary text.
figurative language
conflict
resolution
inference
14
Example of figurative language: A comparison of two unlike things using LIKE or AS.
allusion
simile
oxymoron
onomatopoeia
15
Coming to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence found in the text.
metaphor
inference
genre
theme
16
The perspective from which a story is told when the narrator is speaking directly TO the reader
Omniscient point of view
2nd person point of view
3rd person point of view
Hasta la vista, baby
17
The perspective from which a story is told when the narrator is a character in the story.
3rd person point of view
1st person point of view
Omniscient point of view
You're a wizard, Harry!
18
The author tells the readers exactly what they need to know. (Opposite of
INFERENCE
)
explicit
alliteration
compare v. contrast
point of view
19
What kinds of texts are there to write on the Milestone?
comedy and drama
fiction and non-fiction
argumentative and informational
expository and persuasive
20
The series of events that form a story in a specific order
resolution
plot
genre
figurative language
21
In most stories, there is a ??? or a
problem
.
genre
inference
conflict
figurative language
22
The perspective from which a story is told.
point of view
allusion
alliteration
idiom
23
Which sentence is a more concise revision? The recipe involves the use of a fresh lemon
Get a fresh lemon
The recipe calls for a fresh lemon.
The recipe requires fresh lemon.
You're going to need a fresh lemon, not canned or frozen.
24
"The wind tapped like a tired man" is an example of both simile and ___.
hyperbole
personification
meter
allusion
25
When the words DO NOT mean what they actually say. (Opposite of LITERAL meaning)
figurative
resolution
literal
inference
