7th Grade Language Arts Review

The text structure that explains the similarities and differences between two things.

One or two words that tells what a piece of informational text is about is the:

"She Sells Seashells by the Seashore" is an example of:

In non-fiction, the author's viewpoint is their ___ about a topic.

What type of figurative language compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as"?

An educated guess about what will happen next in a story:

The theme of the story is:

The part of speech that describes a noun

The part of speech that connects a phrase or clause (F.A.N.B.O.Y.S)

The section of an argument essay where you tell why the other side is wrong.

Links a noun to another word (tells location) (on, around, to, after)

The setting of a story:

Using context clues to make a statement about a text (same as drawing a conclusion)

A figure of speech that exaggerates.

What text feature labels a SECTION of an article?

"Break a leg, Bob!" is an example of:

One sentence that sums up what an entire piece of informational text is about is the:

Name the following TEXT FEATURE:

Name the text feature that lists the chapters and page numbers at the beginning of a book.

Which text structure would a recipe use?

The main character of story

What is the text feature called that LABELS an illustration or photograph?

When writing an argument essay, you MUST have a ...

The part of speech that describes a verb:

Restating the main idea and details of a text in your own words

An exciting word inserted into a sentence

Persuade, inform, and entertain are all examples of:

The section of an argument essay where you tell what the other side believes.

What point of view has the reader know the thoughts and feelings of MORE than one character?

A conversation between two or more people

The part of speech that is a person, place, thing or idea

Point of view where the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of only ONE character.

The turning point in a story. This will resolve the conflict...

An implied central idea is stated word for word in the text.

What word describes actions that make something else happen?

Facts in a piece of informational text that explain the central idea are the:

What grammar word means "to take the place of a noun"? (It, Her, She, He, etc.)

Point of view where the narrator is a character in the story.