Define visual delivery

how plot, character and conflict are expressed on stage

What is Vocal delivery?

Words expressed through tone, volume, etc

A written account of another person's life

A form of dramatic entertainment by one

What is a literal question?

A questions to which the answer is in the text.

A reference to a well known person, place or event .

the opposition to the main character

A written scene being brought to life by the author

What is improvisation?

When an actor invents as they go along

Appeal that focuses on emotions

written language without poetry

What is an epic poem?

a long narrative about heroes or gods

What is a bibliography?

A list of sources used in research

A phrase recurring at intervals

The quoting of a book or author

Making a casual reference to another work of art

Appeal that focuses on speaker's qualifications

A unit of poetry, such as a line or stanza

What best describes claim evidence?

textual evidence supporting the claim

What is an autobiography?

A written account of one's own life

The dictionary definition of a word.

What is an interpretive question?

A question which requires the reader to make an inference.

What are the key components to an argumentative essay?

claim, evidence, counter-claim and commentary

the writer's analysis connecting evidence to claim

How do compound sentences differ from complex sentences?

Compound=2 indep clauses joined by conjunction

studbud

7th grade exam review Lang Arts- Hillsborough Co

38 termsStudBud Administration146 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards38 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 38

Answers

1
Define visual delivery
Pantomiming
how plot, character and conflict are expressed on stage
winking on stage
delivering eyes to someone
2
What is the first part of a plot diagram called?
Resolution
Falling action
Rising action
Exposition
3
What is Vocal delivery?
Word choices
Diction
Words expressed through tone, volume, etc
Plot, character and conflict
4
What do you call the problem(s) the character(s) face(s)?
people vs. people
conflict
problems
issues
5
How is thought shown in text?
in parentheses
with quotation marks
in bold text
in italicized text
6
What is a biography?
A list of the sources used in research
A written account of your life
The quoting of a book or author
A written account of another person's life
7
Define Monologue
A form of dramatic entertainment by speakers
A form of dramatic entertainment
A form of dramatic entertainment by one
Realism involving real events
8
What do you call how an author develops a character?
appearance
what they say
physical actions
characterization
9
What is a literal question?
A suggested meaning.
A questions to which the answer is in the text.
A dictionary definition.
A citation.
10
What is allusion?
A reference to a well known person, place or event .
Something you think you see
The suggested meaning of a word.
A dictionary definition.
11
What do you call the message of a literary work?
main message
point of view
theme
main idea
12
Define antagonist
the ugly character
the bad guy
the opposition to the main character
the mother of the main character
13
What is imagery?
An ordinary form of spoken or written verse
Imaginary images you make up
A written scene being brought to life by the author
Imagining things
14
What is improvisation?
A fun place to go
A heroic place to go
When an actor invents as they go along
Practiced acting
15
What is Haiku?
A Korean form of poetry
Asian form of verse
Chinese form of verse
Japanese form of verse
16
What is the part of a plot where most of the action is called?
Climax
Characterization
Rising action
Expository
17
What is logos?
appeal that focuses on credibility
appeal that focuses on logic
appeal that focuses on locusts
appeal that focuses on emotion
18
What is pathos?
appeal that focuses on logic
appeal that focuses on topic
Appeal that focuses on emotions
Appeal that focuses on speaker qualifications
19
Define protagonist
the main character
someone for the cause
the bad guy
the good guy
20
What is prose?
poetry
anecdotes
written language without poetry
Someone asking another to marry them
21
What is another word for claim?
topic sentence
thesis
main thought
main idea
22
What is an epic poem?
something amazing!
a short peom about someone who is a hero
a commentary on a poem
a long narrative about heroes or gods
23
What is a bibliography?
A list of sources used in research
A unit from poetry
Improvisation
A form of dramatic writing
24
What is the suggested or implied meaning of a word called?
Connotation.
A suggestion.
A clue
A context clue
25
What is refrain?
A phrase recurring at intervals
stanzas
Alliteration
Assonance
26
Define citation
A written account of information
Actual or real romanticism
Form of dramatic entertainment
The quoting of a book or author
27
What is allusion?
Getting away from the enemy
Making a casual reference to another work of art
A form of verse
A form of drama
28
What is ethos?
Appeal that focuses on speaker's qualifications
Appeal that focuses on emotions
appeal that focuses on logic
appeal that focuses on cares of the reader
29
What are the two main points of view?
narrator and character
first and second
first and third
first, second or third
30
What is verse?
Lyrics to a song
A unit of poetry, such as a line or stanza
A nursery rhyme
A folk tale
31
What best describes claim evidence?
textual evidence
textual evidence supporting the claim
your opinion
proof
32
What is an autobiography?
A narrative
A written account of one's own life
An anecdote
A fictional story
33
What is denotation?
A question about an unknown subject.
The dictionary definition of a word.
A bomb explosion
A suggested meaning.
34
What is an interpretive question?
The dictionary definition.
A question which cannot be interpreted.
A context clue.
A question which requires the reader to make an inference.
35
What are the key components to an argumentative essay?
Claim, evidence, commentary
thetorical appeal, claim and commentary
claim, evidence, counter-claim and commentary
commentary, opinion, facts
36
What is commentary?
the writer's analysis connecting evidence to claim
information from the text that connects claim to evidence
evidence
the writer's analysis
37
What do you call descriptive, figurative language used to create picture in reader's mind?
Mood
Imagery
Sensory details
Plot
38
How do compound sentences differ from complex sentences?
They are not different
Santa and Mrs. Claus
Compound=2 indep clauses joined by conjunction
Compound=indep clause joined by dep clause

7th grade exam review Lang Arts- Hillsborough Co Flashcards | StudBud