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7th Grade ELA SBAC Review
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The narrator tells the story using "You", "Your," and "Yours"
1st person point of view
2nd person point of view
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What is a claim?
An opinion that is not backed by evidence or support.
A question
Your evidence
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What is diction?
A Japanese poem
A book that defines the meaning of words
A choice of words
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What is Point of View?
Tone
Mood
Perspective: the author or characters feel about something
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Define foreshadowing.
Revealing something that happened in the past during a story
Hinting at what will take place later in the story.
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The narrator can tell us what is happening, but not the thoughts/motivations of the characters.
4th person point of view
1st person point of view
2nd person point of view
3rd person objective point of view
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A metaphor is
a direct comparison of two different things
an indirect comparison of two different things
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What is comedy?
A very sad/depressing story
A humorous incident or series of incidents
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What is an argument?
shouting an opinion
Yelling at one another
A claim + the evidence
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Choose the sentence without any spelling mistakes
I wooldn’t be able to pick up my new hyperactiv puppy.
A. The dog got up and disapeared into the back yard.
The puppy I thought was the cutest was calm and chubby.
She gave him to me as I anxously waited to hold him.
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To intentionally exaggerated to make a point
Biography
Hyperbole
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What does Central Idea mean?
All of the above
Central Idea
Thesis
Main Idea
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What is figurative language?
Ways of communicating that are not literal
what is literally meant
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Personification, Hyperbole, and Metaphors, Simile,Alteration, and idioms are examples of what?
Figurative Language
Marvel films
Literal language
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Imagery is _____
A super hero in the Marvel universe
The ability to form mental pictures of things or events
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personification is
A French poem
nonhuman subject is given human characteristics
describing a human
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1st person point of view is
When a character is telling the story (I, we, me)
When the narrator is telling the story
When someone knows everything
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What is a parody?
What literally happened
A composition that imitates or misrepresents a style
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Define irony.
When you get exactly what you wanted
When the opposite of what was intended happens.
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What is a summary?
Explain everything that happened
Explain the main points of the text in order.
Focus on the evidence
Focus on the details
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An all-knowing narrator who is privy to the thoughts and actions of any or all characters.
3rd person objective point of view
3rd person limited point of view
3rd person omniscient point of view
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the use of words that sound like what they mean, such as "hiss," "buzz," "slam," and "boom"
onomatopoeia
Literal meaning
Figurative language
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What is explicitly?
What is inferred
When something is stated directly
What is implied
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What is conflict?
An open clash between two groups; the tension in the story
When everything works out according to plan
A peaceful existance
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Define dialogue.
When one person speaks in a play.
A conversation between two persons
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what is the most credible source to use for the Water Polo report?
Where you should you Play Polo? By Dank Drake
Introduction to Water Polo by Joe Smith history and rules.
www.bestwaterpologoalie.com
www.iloveWaterPolo.com by those who love to play the sport.
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Define inference.
To make assumptions based on an educated guess.
when something is clearly stated
when something is explicitly
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Define flashback.
Hinting at what will take place later in the story.
When you show someone your back really fast
A transition in a story to an earlier event or scene
A fighting move from the flash
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Define denotative.
slang meaning of a term
figurative meaning
A dictionary meaning of a term.
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Choose the best sentence with the correct punctuation of coordinate adjectives.
The small bottle contained white, moisturizing lotion.
The expensive, party dress attracted Isaac's attention.
The smooth, sleek design allowed the sculpture to stand out.
The tallest, basketball players were battling yesturday.
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Key Supporting Details
The main supports of the Central Idea or Thesis
Minor details
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Who is the main character or hero in the story?
Antagonist
Protagonist
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repetition of initial consonant sounds
A French song
Biography
Alliteration
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What is anthropomorphism?
A genre of writing
The next Marvel superhero
Objects having human form or other characteristics
A French Fish
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What is tone?
The way the reader feels about the theme or characters
The way the author feels about the theme or characters
The way Kylo Ren feels about the theme or characters
How a character feels about a theme or other characters
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Define Graphical.
To be funny
Relating to or presented by a graph
To be rude
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an expression having a special meaning (example "up the creek without a paddle" means trouble
Idiom
Hyperbole
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How do the stage directions that appear in brackets help you better understand the characters?
They tell how the characters move or behave.
All of the above
They tell the way in which the characters say their lines.
They give information about the characters’ emotions.
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Restatement something by using synonyms or rearranging where the words go.
Summary
Paraphrase
Quoting
Literal
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A simile is
a comparison of two things not using like or as
a comparison of two things using like or as
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Define oxymoron.
Conjoining contradictory terms
Someone with low intelligence
A French pastry
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Define connotative.
The way the word feels, not the literal meaning
The literal meaning of a term
the dictionary definition of a term
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Define abridged.
To build a bridge across a river
Shortened by condensing or rewriting
To make something longer
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What is a documentary?
A film presenting the facts about a person or event
A scifi film
The Avengers
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Imagination unrestricted by reality is _____
Fantasy
The real world
The literal world
non-fiction
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What is a monologue?
A dramatic speech by a single actor
When 2 people are talking in a play
A disease
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What is character?
A French fish
A Bulgarian cat
Its who you truly are.
An insult
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Waned
Decreased
Connected
Shifted
Improved
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Autobiography vs. Biography
a book of someone else's life; a book on your own life
a book on your own life; a book of someone else's life
a movie; a book
a book; a movie
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narrator tells the story from only one character's point of view.
3rd person omniscient
3rd person objective
3rd person limited
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What is the order of answering most short response questions?
Connect, Restate, Answer, Support, Elaborate
Restate, Answer, Support, Elaborate, Connect
Restate, Support, Answer, Elaborate, Connect
Answer, Elaborate, Support, Connect
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What is a tragedy?
Super fun happy time
An event resulting in great loss and misfortune.
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What are some rules for creating dialogue
Make sure the reader knows who is doing the talking.
Use quotation marks for words spoken by the characters.
Always begin a new paragraph when the speaker changes.
All of the above
