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Topics that will be covered on the English 7 Native Comprehension Exam for 7th grade in 2023.
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Which of the following is not example of juxtaposition?
Life and Death
Tall and Short
Sun and Moon
Me and I
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Which of the following is not one of the 7 Classic Conflicts in Literature?
Character vs. School
Character vs. Society
Character vs. Supernatural
Character vs. Self
3
When the author directly tells us what the character is like:
Anticharacterization
Dieract Characterization
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
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Which of the following is not example of onomatopoeia?
Boom!
Bang!
Crash!
What!?
5
What comes first in an analytical paragraph?
Transition
Analysis
Context
Topic Sentence
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In second person narrative perspective, the narrator is...
Someone not in the story with thoughts of everyone in the story.
Someone not in the story with thoughts of only the person we are following.
The main character in the story telling the story to us.
Telling the story about you.
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What is a theme?
An idea presented within the story.
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The main idea of a story.
A work of literature, art, theater, etc.
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Which of the following is not a simile?
She swims like a fish.
The flowers danced in the wind.
The teacher is as wise as an owl.
He eats like a pig.
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Olfactory Imagery relates to the sense of...
Smell
Sight
Taste
Touch
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Repetition is...
To petition again.
A word or phrase used over and over again to emphasize a point.
A word or phrase used repetitively for emphasis, clarification, rhythm...
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A starter phrase is...
The sentence that starts out the story.
Something that helps to set the tone or establish the theme of the story.
The starting segment of a phrase.
Something that helps to set the mood or establish the topic of the story.
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In a story, the protagonist is...
The reader.
The one that apposes the main character.
The narrarator.
The main character.
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A dynamic character changes throughout the story while a static character stays the same throughout the story.
True
False
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The falling action is when the story ends.
True
False
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In first person narrative perspective, the narrator is...
Someone not in the story with thoughts of only the person we are following.
Someone not in the story with thoughts of everyone in the story.
Telling the story about you.
The main character in the story telling the story to us.
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Which of the following is an example of personification?
The flowers danced in the wind.
The machine's pieces were flying everywhere.
The monkey was going haywire.
Once upon a time...
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What is a Blank Verse?
Writing which resembles everyday speech.
Poetry like sentence with form, meter, and rhyme, usually rhyming couplets.
Unrhymed Iambic Pentameter
A sentence with ten syllabus (5 pairs of unstressed and stressed).
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A round character has many complex personalities while a flat character only has one, simple personality.
True
False
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A Three-Pronged Thesis Statement has...
The topic, why it's significant, and facts to defend why it's significant.
The topic, why it's significant, and why it can be potentially wrong.
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Three Thesis Statements
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The climax is when we find out whether the protagonist reaches his or her goal or not.
True
False
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A foil character...
Has the same personality as the protagonist.
Has many personalities.
Has a completely different personality as the protagonist.
Has one personality.
22
Which of the following is not an example of an oxymoron?
Wise Fool
Holy War
Deafening Silence
Friendly Fire
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Mood is the feeling created using diction in the story and tone is the feeling the reader gets when reading the story.
False
True
24
Gustatory Imagery relates to the sense of...
Sight
Touch
Smell
Taste
25
The exposition is where the story begins and we are introduced to the main characters and setting.
True
False
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Which of the following best explains foreshadowing?
Flashback to what has already happened earlier in the story.
When the audience knows more information than the characters do.
Hinting about what will happen later on in the story.
When the outcome is different that expected.
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Visual Imagery relates to the sense of...
Taste
Smell
Touch
Sight
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What is an Iambic Pentameter?
Writing which resembles everyday speech.
Unrhymed Iambic Pentameter
A sentence with ten syllabus (5 pairs of unstressed and stressed).
Poetry like sentence with form, meter, and rhyme, usually rhyming couplets.
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Auditory Imagery relates to the sense of...
Sound
Sight
Smell
Stuff
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The rising action is when the protagonist takes multiple steps to try and solve the problem.
True
False
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In a story, the antagonist is...
The reader.
The main character.
The narrarator.
The one that apposes the main character.
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The inciting incident is the conflict that we meet in the story.
True
False
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In third person limited narrative perspective, the narrator is...
The main character in the story telling the story to us.
Someone not in the story with thoughts of only the person we are following.
Someone not in the story with thoughts of everyone in the story.
Telling the story about you.
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Tactile Imagery relates to the sense of...
Touch
Smell
Sight
Taste
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In third person omniscient narrative perspective, the narrator is...
Someone not in the story with thoughts of everyone in the story.
Telling the story about you.
Someone not in the story with thoughts of only the person we are following.
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What is a rhymed verse?
A sentence with ten syllabus (5 pairs of unstressed and stressed).
Poetry like sentence with form, meter, and rhyme, usually rhyming couplets.
Unrhymed Iambic Pentameter
Writing which resembles everyday speech.
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A stock character...
Is one that is used stereotypically in many stories.
Has many complex personalities.
Is the one the tells us the story.
Has only one personality.
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The narrator....
Has only one personality.
Has many complex personalities.
Is the one the tells us the story.
Is one that is used stereotypically in many stories.
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What is a prose?
Poetry like sentence with form, meter, and rhyme, usually rhyming couplets.
Unrhymed Iambic Pentameter
Writing which resembles everyday speech.
A sentence with ten syllabus (5 pairs of unstressed and stressed).
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Every analytical paragraph ends with a...
Transition
Context
Summary
Topic Setence
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Anaphora is...
A word or phrase used over and over again to emphasize a point.
A relation between two or more linguistic elements.
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A word or phrase used repetitively for emphasis, clarification, rhythm...
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Which of the following is not one of the 7 Classic Conflicts in Literature?
Character vs. World
Character vs. Technology
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Fate
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Context, Evidence, Analysis of Stylistic Features, The Reader's Reaction, and Author's Purpose must ALWAYS appear twice.
True
False
44
Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?
The bird was as small as a pebble.
A truck flew down the empty highway.
You look pretty ugly.
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An isocolon is...
Multiple colons side by side.
A sentence in which each line or phrase is of unequal length and structure
A sentence in which each line or phrase is of equal length and structure
A sentence that uses multiple colons.
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The setting...
Is the time and place that story takes place.
The place in a game where you can change the details of your gameplay.
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