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English Language Arts General Review
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1
Identify the irony. The swim instructor drowned in the lake.
conditional
verbal
dramatic
situational
2
How do you determine the point of view of any story?
By identifying the author's purpose.
By focusing on the narration only.
Focusing on both dialogue and narration.
By focusing on the dialogue only.
3
The Joker in the Batman series can best be described as a _______ character.
flat
protagonist
dynamic
round
4
What type of figurative language purposely exaggerates?
hyperbole
personification
onomatopeia
assonance
5
What is the first strategy you should use when completing the Listening Comprehension part?
Preview all questions.
Write down key words.
Listen to the audio file.
Give up.
6
Identify the figurative language. The Marlins missed the mark to reach the milestone.
assonance
personification
allusion
alliteration
7
Identify the figurative language. The alarm screamed at the first sign of fire.
alliteration
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
8
If an author was writing an article about a disease, what would their purpose most likely be?
to narrate
to inform
to persuade
to entertain
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What type of character is difficult to predict in a story?
static
flat
round
antagonist
10
In a story, the protagonist must overcome ________ to find resolution.
rising actions
challenges
falling actions
conflicts
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What point of view is always used when giving instructions?
second person
third person objective
third person limited
first person
12
What is the moral or central message of any story?
lesson
main idea
resolution
theme
13
Identify the literary device. California is drying up similar to the Midwest in the Dust Bowl.
reference
metaphor
parody
allusion
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Many TV series use this literary device to move from one episode to another.
foreshadowing
allusion
parody
paradox
15
What would your purpose be for writing a letter to the mayor about a new law?
to entertain
to explain
to inform
to persuade
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What is the turning point in any story?
exposition
resolution
falling action
climax
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When you look at making text connections, this connection can be made with any song or movie.
text to world
text to media
text to self
text to text
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This point of view covers all characters and their feelings in a story.
third person limited
third person omniscient
third person objective
first person