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Mrs. Hulbert's ELA Terms to Know - Part #2
Mrs. Hulbert's ELA Terms to Know - Part #2
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In poetry, what are the "paragraphs" called?
stanzas
Sentences
lines
stanza breaks
2
In poetry, lines are usually numbered.
False
True
3
In poetry, authors have to follow ELA writing rules for grammar.
True
False
4
In 3rd person limited POV, how many characters' thoughts/feelings do we know?
All
1
0
5
In 3rd person objective POV, how many characters' thoughts/feelings do we know?
All
0
1
6
What text structure would tell how two things are the same and different?
Compare/contrast
Cause/effect
Descriptive
Chronological/sequence
7
Fiction means fake.
False
True
8
In poetry, the author has to rhyme for it to be considered a poem.
False
True
9
In poetry, what are the "sentences" called?
lines
stanza breaks
Sentences
stanzas
10
What text structure would explain that something happens because something else happened?
Description
Problem/solution
Compare/contrast
Cause/effect
11
In 3rd person omniscient POV, how many characters' thoughts/feelings do we know?
1
All
0
12
A fact is a true statement that can be proven by science.
True
False
13
If the text is a 3rd person POV, where is the narrator?
Inside the story
Outside the story
14
What text structure would use words that describes how something looks like, smells like, or tastes like?
Descriptive
Cause/effect
Chronological/sequence
Compare/contrast
15
What does "nonfiction" mean?
Fake, not real, not true
Not fake, real, true
16
What words go with 3rd person POV?
he, she, it, they, them
you
I, me, we, us, my
17
What is a heading or a subheading?
the main title of the text
the author's message
sub title for a short part of the text, not the main title
18
What is the difference between a biography and an autobiography?
Biography= story about your life; Auto= story about someone else's life
Biography= story about someone else’s life; Auto= story about your life
19
What words go with 1st person POV?
they, them
I, me, we, us, my
he, she, it
you
20
What text structure would use words like dates (1658, 1790, 2025), "first", "second", and "last"?
Compare/contrast
Chronological/sequence
Problem/solution
Descriptive
21
What text structure would give a problem then offer a solution?
Problem/solution
Compare/contrast
Descriptive
Cause/effect
22
If the text is a 2nd person POV, where is the narrator?
Inside the story
Outside the story
23
What text structure would give us events in order of how they happened?
Chronological/sequence
Compare/contrast
Problem/solution
Descriptive
24
Where can a narrator be in a story?
Outside/in the room
Inside/asleep
Inside/outside
Inside/in the room
25
Where is plot typically found?
Nonfiction texts
Fiction texts
26
What is a text structure?
the story's characters
where the story takes place
how the paragraphs are ordered
how the text is built
27
If the text is a 1st person POV, where is the narrator?
Inside the story
Outside the story
28
What is a narrator's point of view?
how the author “sees” the story
how the narrator dreams about the story
how the narrator forgets the story
how the narrator “sees” the story
29
What is an illustration?
A person who draws pictures
An image/picture
A person who eats subs
A person who writes a book
30
What is a genre?
Type of food/category of food
Type of music/category of music
Type of book/category of book
31
Where are text structures typically found?
Fiction texts
Nonfiction texts
32
What is an opinion?
An onion
What can be proven by science
What someone says/thinks
What we can tell from the story's plot
33
In poetry, what are the spaces between stanzas called?
stanza breaks
Sentences
lines
stanzas
34
How many text structures have we learned about?
4
2
6
5
35
What words go with 2nd person POV?
I, me, we, us, my
you
they, them
he, she, it
36
What text structure would use words like "both", "neither", "alike", "differences"?
Descriptive
Cause/effect
Problem/solution
Compare/contrast
