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Midterm quiz 2019
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Which genre involves non-fiction events told in the style of creative literature?
Historical fiction
Fantasy
Memoir
Science ficiton
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A concluding sentence is related to the topic sentence because...
It explains how the quote relates to the topic sentence
It gives more information about the topic sentence
It restates the topic sentence in better words.
It gives a quote that relates to the topic sentence
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A static character
characters in old movies and plays who play with electricity
a character who never gets romantically involved in a story
a character who stays the same throughout a story
an unusually exciting character that "lights up the room"
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What is personification?
a literary device that exaggerates for effect
a literary device giving human qualities to non-human objects
a literary device that makes the sound it says
a literary device that compares two things using "like" or "as"
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Metaphor
comparison using like or as
audiences know things the characters do not
the atmosphere or feeling the author creates
comparison not using like or as
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What is onomatopoeia?
words that imitate the sound they describe
repeating the same word or phrase over and over
two opposite words that describe each other
a comparison using like or as
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A commentary sentence explains your CD and its relationship to the topic sentence
True
False
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What is a setting?
time and place a story occurs
main idea or message the passage conveys
saying other than what is meant
a hint at future events in the story
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Man vs. ?
Self
Man
Nature
Society
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What does objective refer to?
Feelings
Opinions
Hard facts
Myths
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A reference to an outside work like history, mythology, religion, or art.
Mood
Illusion
Tone
Allusion
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A chunk = concrete detail + commentary sentences
False
True
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Which type of source is normally the least credible?
.com
.gov
.edu
.org
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Why do we need to make sure our sources are current?
make sure we are finding modern opinions and interpretations.
All of the above
make sure old facts haven’t been discredited
make sure that new facts haven’t been discovered
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Bias
The feelings a word evokes
An appeal to logic
An error in reasoning
A prejudice for or against something
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when the narrator tells the reader direct qualities or traits of a character
Characterization
Irony
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
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What should a topic sentence do?
Restate the question
Answer the prompt
Tell the topic of the paragraph
All of the above
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What is the relationship between a citation and a works cited page?
A citation proves a works cited page is true
Works cited pages and citations are not related
Citations are never on a works cited page
A citation goes on a works cited page
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Evidence
A list of sources
The available information about a subject
Determining the value of a source
Information that does not support a claim
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Tone
The attitude of an author
The moral or message
Language that cannot be taken literally
The emotions a story gives a reader
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What is a theme?
comparison using like or as
attitude author takes towards a subject
message or lesson the passage conveys
a symbol or image that recurs throughout the text
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What must you do in every concrete detail
All of the above
Quote the article
Cite the article
Introduce the quote
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What is hyperbole?
extreme exaggeration
a comparison of two things using like or as
a comparison of two things without using like or as
understatement
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Every sentence in your TDA must be related to which sentence?
Concluding sentence
Commentary
Concrete detail
Topic sentence
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What is an idiom?
The area in which the story takes place
The main character
A common expression with a figurative meaning
The ending of a story
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A group of pre-approved reliable sources that a user can search through
Memoir
Database
Protagonist
Works Cited Page
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What is a flat character?
A character who is simple personality wise
A character who has many traits
A character who's personality doesn't change throught story
A character who learns a lesson by the end of the story
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Man vs ?
Man vs Self
Man vs Society
Man vs Man
Man vs. Nature
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Man vs. ?
Nature
Self
Man
Society
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What is a round character
known for a single trait
character who stays the same throughout the story
fully developed character
contrasts with the protagonist in order to highlight traits
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A dynamic character is . . .
in movies and plays, a person who has many costume changes
in literature, a person who is very physically active
in literature, a person who makes many strong relationships
in literature, a person who changes through the story
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what is a simile
Sounds that words make like " pop", "bang".
an extreme exaggeration
refers to someone from a famous person, book, or movie.
uses "like or as" to compare two unlike things
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What can I use at the beginning of a sentence to stay organized?
Citations
Evidence
Capital letters
Sentence starters
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Indirect characterization
Audience learns about a character without direct description
something that represent something else in the story
I do not know
character that does not change in the story
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Credible means a source should not be believed
True
False
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What is exposition?
It supports background information about events, settings and characters.
Moral or message of the story
Another word for setting.
The mood of characters, particularly happy.
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what is pun?
a word that imitates the sound it represent
an exaggeration or overstatement
a play on words or a double meaning
painting a picture with words
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Man vs. ?
Society
Self
Man
Nature
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Which types of pronouns can we always use in our writing?
1st
3rd
2nd
Any
