What are the key elements of a story?

setting, tone, plot, characters, conflict, theme point of view

Who does a universal theme apply to?

anyone regardless of cultural differences or geographic location

Which is an example of a hyperbole

I've told you this one million times.

To restate a question you have to

turn the question into a statement

Rhetorical appeals are meant to

persuade and convince an audience

The purpose of benchmarks are

to set goals for what the students should understand

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1
Paragraphs of a poem are called
sentence structure
sentences
syntax
stanzas
2
Figurative language creates mood in texts
False
True
3
If a story uses "you" this would be
Third person POV
Second person POV
First person POV
4
Metaphor is the comparison of two things using "like" or "as"
True
False
5
Pathos appeals to
Persuasion
Emotion
Logic
Evidence
6
What are the key elements of a story?
theme, idiom, similie, tone, allusion, mood
tone, metaphor, alliteration, imagery, personification
setting, tone, plot, characters, conflict, theme point of view
mood, tone, figurative language, syntax, hyperbole
7
Who does a universal theme apply to?
anyone regardless of cultural differences or geographic location
anyone as long as they belong a type of identity
anyone that lives in America
anyone who has the ability to feel
8
"Coming-of-age" is an example of
the mood
growing up
the tone
a theme
9
Do you have the best ELA teacher ever?
Idk could be better
Yes
Yes bc i want a good grade
Yes but in blue
10
Which is an example of a hyperbole
The loud silence of night keeps him awake.
The students were as busy as a bee.
Her smile is the sunrise.
I've told you this one million times.
11
Key elements help us understand the
overall meaning of a text
theme of a text
tone of a text
characters in a text
12
Which one is an example of a text feature?
Main idea
Tone
Characters
Table of contents
13
To restate a question you have to
use full sentences
turn the question into a statement
use the words from the question
give a complete answer
14
"Under the weather" is an example of
imagery
metaphor
idiom
allusion
15
Rhetorical appeals are meant to
persuade
influence an audience
argue an idea
persuade and convince an audience
16
Ethos aims to appeal to
the readers knowledge
trustworthiness
the credibility of the speaker
ethics
17
Rhetorical appeals include
Evidence, Kairos, Pathos
Tone, Theme, Mood
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Logos, Emotions, Personality
18
Involves using evidence, facts, statistics, and logical arguments
Ethos
Rhetorical Appeals
Pathos
Logos
19
The purpose of benchmarks are
to set goals for what the students should understand
to be extraaaa
for teachers to confuse students
so students can know what the lesson is about
20
Pathos appeals to the readers logic and reasoning
False
True

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