STANDARDIZED TEST PREP

Sally sells seashells by the seashore is an example of what?

When telling a story, the text structure will be...

Which point of view is told by a character in the story, using "I"?

Gertrude's heart is as cold as ice is an example of a

What genre would a newspaper article be?

Bob is tempted to eat the cookies his mother told him not to. What kind of conflict?

When listing the steps to putting together a chair, the text structure is

In writing, when you show the similarities and differences between two things, the text stru

Which point of view allows the reader to know all of the characters thoughts and feelings?

Bob and Bert get in a fight over who Penelope likes more.  What kind of conflict?

When I saw the van pull up, I remembered what happened to my friend last year...

If a writer is trying to convince readers to join a particular club, the purpose is to

Which of the following is NOT true about a theme?

This point of view has the narrator seeing into ONE character's thoughts.  "He thought he..."

The journals of Lewis and Clark would be which genre?

Which point of view is often used to give directions?  "YOU take the paper and fold it."

Miss Gate's classroom is a zoo is an example of what?

Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat on the bus.  What kind of conflict?

Writing that explains the effects 9/11 had on America, the text structure would be

Two boys get in a fight over who Penelope really wants to date.  What type of conflict?

In this point of view, the narrator is an observer who can only share what he observes.

The American flag represents freedom is an example of what?

A story that uses in an actual event from history but has fictional characters is what genre?

A story that takes place in the future or predicts dangers of the future would fit the subgenre

Sally is driving when the radio warns of an oncoming tornado.  What kind of conflict?