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Assessment One - 7th Grade RTMS
Assessment One - 7th Grade RTMS
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Before finding the main idea, you should find the topic of the text.
False
True
2
Poetry Vocabulary: A comparison of two unlike things NOT using likeor as.
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
Metaphor
Similie
3
A brief account giving the main points of something.
Topic
Summary/Summarizing
Supporting Details
4
RTMS 5 Writing Rules: All sentences will end with punctuation?
False
True
5
The simile "A family is like a circle" represents
A rainbow
Being together
Infinity
6
Which one is an example of onomatopoeia?
And
Pow
Huh
I
7
In this stanza, what word shows the sense of taste?
Best friend
Sister
Chocolate
Grudge
8
How many tips are there to find the main topic?
3
2
4
1
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Poetry Vocabulary: A comparison of two unlike things using like or as.
Similie
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
10
RTMS 5 Writing Rules: All paragraphs must have a topic, support, and conclusion (5-7 sentences)
True
False
11
The Middle Ages had a hierarchy structure of their society, who was fourth, after clergy?
Knights
Peasants
Tradesmen
Clergy
12
Vocabulary -- a system for organizing groups based on their importance, power, or social standings.
Society
Medieval
Identity
Hierarchy
13
True or False: You can get the main idea sometimes the first or last sentence of the passage/paragraph.
False
True
14
The Middle Ages had a hierarchy structure of their society, who was third, after knights?
Knights
Tradesmen
Clergy
Peasants
15
RTMS 5 Writing Rules: It's okay if not all sentences start with a capital letter.
True
False
16
Which one is an example of alliteration?
Simon swims over the seas.
Harry hikes high towards the horizon.
All of the above
Terry tosses treats to Tammy
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Vocabulary-- The period of time during the Middle Ages.
Medieval
Society
Hierarchy
Identity
18
What is the main idea of this passage?
The Middle Ages
Greece
The Roman Empire
Dark Ages
19
Poetry Vocabulary: The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of each word.
Similie
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
Alliteration
20
The Middle Ages had a hierarchy structure of their society, who was fifth, after tradesmen?
Knights
Tradesmen
Peasants
Clergy
21
The Middle Ages had a hierarchy structure of their society, who was second, after nobles?
Tradesmen
Peasants
Knights
Clergy
22
Poetry Vocabulary: A group of lines forming the recurring pattern in a poem.
Stanza
Verse
Line
23
What is the topic of the passage?
Nobles
Knights
Kings
Queens
24
Vocabulary -- A particular way of viewing things or events
Hierarchy
Society
Perspective
Identity
25
The Middle Ages had a hierarchy structure of their society, who was at the top, after the king?
Nobles
Knights
Clergy
Tradesmen
26
What is the main idea for this paragraph?
Very few people could read or write
People thought fate ruled their existence
Some peasants were free, but most became serfs
Life was very hard in the Middle Ages
27
RTMS 5 Writing Rules: It's okay NOT to indent your paragraphs.
True
False
28
What is/are the supporting detail(s) for this passage?
All of the above
People didn't have laws to protect them
People did not believe they could improve their lives
Some peasants were free, but most became serfs
29
What is the main idea of the passage?
Both 2 and 3
The life of a knight is very difficult.
Knights have to learn many different skills.
In order to become a knight, you have to be groomed at an early age
30
RTMS 5 Writing Rules: All proper nouns and the pronoun "I" must be capitalized.
False
True
31
Vocabulary: What is a community; groups?
Society
Medieval
Perspective
Identity
32
Vocabulary-- The elements of this include: beliefs, values, interests, gender, race, and ethnicity.
Hierarchy
Identity
Society
Perspective
33
What is the main idea of the passage?
How someone can become a knight.
Learning the skills of a knight.
The ceremony in becoming a knight.
Where Knights are in their hierarchy.