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7th Grade ELA Review Extravaganza
7th Grade ELA Review Extravaganza
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#ELA #EOG review #7th Grade
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1
What does the word "capital" mean in this passage?
where a government is set up in a country or state
Ignore it--it's a typo.
splendid or good
the biggest
2
What is "tone"?
How the reader should feel about the topic.
It means you are being disrespectful.
It has to do with how something sounds when it's read aloud.
How the author feels towards their topic.
3
What is "mood"?
How the characters in a story seem to feel.
How the author seems to feel towards their topic.
How the author wants the reader to feel towards the topic.
It just means someone is cranky. Duh.
4
According to the chart, which blood type can't receive any other types of blood?
AB-
O+
O-
AB+
5
The word "residence" as it is used in the passage means:
a house
to stay or live
to lift up
to take over
6
True or false: Poetry ALWAYS rhymes.
True
False
7
In "Dreams", which line is an example of personification?
"Life is a broken-winged bird"
"Hold fast to dreams"
"For if dreams die"
"Frozen with snow"
8
Based on the article, what is the main idea?
Many people have reported seeing a werewolf-like creature.
Many people imagine things while walking at night.
There are werewolves living in the Bronx.
There is a curfew in the Bronx to save kids from the "wolf".
9
Which types of figurative language are used in this poem?
It doesn't use any figurative language; it's all literal.
Imagery, Personification, Alliteration, Allusion
Allusion, Hyperbole, Symbolism, Simile
Simile, Metaphor, Hyperbole, Oxymoron
10
Look at the chart: which social media network is used mostly on smartphones and mobile devices?
Facebook
Instagram
Snapchat
LinkedIn
11
Which of the following is an example of an allusion?
Her race training was hard enough to make Hulk beg for mercy
He felt lonelier than Robinson Crusoe stranded on the island
I can't remember what allusion is and refuse to try.
Homework was Craig's kryptonite--he couldn't stand it!
12
If a passage begins by describing a particular issue, then explains possible solutions, it is:
Cause and Effect
Description
Sequence of Events
Problem Solution
13
True or False: When reading poetry, it doesn't matter if you read the title or not.
False
True
14
The word "inexhaustible" means:
unlimited or endless
rarest or least common
not real or pretend
not tired or hyper
15
In "Dreams", which line is a metaphor?
"Life is a barren field"
"Hold fast to dreams"
"For when dreams go"
"For if dreams die"
16
According to the chart, can someone with O+ blood donate to someone with O- blood?
No
Yes
17
The author's tone in this article can best be described as...
apathetic
angry
neutral
humorous
18
When reading a really long passage, it is best to:
Skip it and guess at the answers.
Underline words you don't know first.
Read the ending first.
Read the questions first.
19
Which of the following is a metaphor?
A thousand stars reflected in her eyes.
The diamond was a star sparkling on her finger.
The wind howled through the darkness like a wild animal.
None of these are metaphors.
20
What does the word "suit" mean as it is used here?
clothing
hotel rooms
fit
a musical movement
21
In "Dreams", which is
most likely
the poet's theme?
Dreams go to a barren field when they die.
Birds break their wings in the winter.
Life is better when you have a dream to believe in.
Life is better when you care for a pet, like a bird.
22
Which of the following is a simile?
Jay runs like a tortoise.
Stan is as stubborn as a mule.
Angel is nice.
Gabe is a monster in football.
23
What is the speaker afraid of in this poem?
He is afraid that she loves the outdoors more than him.
He is not afraid of anything.
He is afraid that she doesn't really love him.
He is afraid of the rain and wind.
24
If you don't know the answer on a multiple choice question, you should...
Leave it blank.
Pick C.
Get rid of the answers you know are wrong, then answer.
Look at the passage again for evidence to support one choice
25
If a passage gives lots of details about a topic to explain what it is, this text structure is:
Compare and Contrast
Problem Solution
Chronological Order
Description
