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Ms. Estrada's Language Arts quiz
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A quiz to help cover #elements of plot #figurative language #staar vocabulary
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what is hyperbole?
the message or lesson learned from a story
a piece of descriptive writing
an exaggeration of an event,character, setting, etc
the comparison of two things using "like" or "as"
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What is a Venn Diagram used for?
all of the above
compare and contrast two settings
compare and contrast two characters
compare and contrast two stories
3
what is exposition?
the ending of a story
the beginning of a story: conflict, setting, characters
the turning point in a story
the lesson learned in a story
4
what does the "S" is SOAPSTone stand for?
summary
speaker
setting
soap
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What is the climax in a story?
the ending of the story
location of a story
the lesson learned of a story
the turning point of the story
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what is falling action?
the lesson learned from a story
a summary of a story
the turning point of the story
the events right after the climax; problem is being solved
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What is rising action?
the turning point of a story
the events leading up to the climax; the conflict grows
the beginning of a story: conflict, characters, setting
the events after the climax; the conflict begins to resolve
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what is TPCASTT used for?
analyzing poetry
analyzing fiction
analyzing drama
analyzing nonfiction
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what is "character analysis"?
all of the above
the way a character impacts themselves and others in a story
identify if he/she is a protagonist or antagonist
find out about the character: feelings, looks, motives, etc
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what is a protagonist
the unlikeable character in a story
the likable character in a story
the main idea of a story
the setting of a story
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What is a simile?
it is a comparison of two things using "like" or "as"
it is comparison of two things without using "like or "as"
it is an exaggeration
a reference to something or someone famous
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what does the word "annotation" mean?
make notes and/or summaries about a passage
find the main idea of a text
collect information about a character
analyze the text
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What is SOAPSTone used for
for analyzing informational text
for analyzing persuasive text
for analyzing poetry
for analyzing fiction and nonfiction stories
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what is a plot diagram used for?
for analyzing fiction and nonfiction stories
for analyzing poetry
for analyzing persuasive text
for analyzing informational text
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what does main idea stand for?
what the story is about
narrative writing
what the moral of the story is
the tone of the story
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What is THIEVES used for?
it is used to analyze informational text
it is used to analyze historical nonfiction
it is used to analyze persuasive text
it is used to analyze poetry
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what is a topic?
a tone
a theme
a mood
a main idea
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what is an antagonist?
the main idea of a story
the likable character of a story
where the story takes place
the unlikable character of a story
19
what word below best describes the phrase "most likely"
absolutely
inconceivable
probably
not at all
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what is a metaphor?
a comparison of two things without using "like" or "as"
a repetition of words with same sounding letters
when the conflict is being resolved
the turning point of a story
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What is tone?
the attitude the author has about a text
what the story is about
the lesson learned from a story
words that represents sounds
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what types of conflicts are there?
all of the above
man vs self
man vs society
man vs man
