ELA Review 2023

Persuasive newspaper or magazine articles that present opinions of editors or publishers

A story about somebody's life written by THAT person

Factual writing used to explain, argue, instruct, or describe rather than entertain

Technique involving stating something more than once for effect

The part of the story when the conflict is resolved

Which stages are in the correct order in regard to plot?

POV in which an outside narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character

Hints or clues that are given to the reader about what is yet to come...

The feeling created by a text (such as excitement, sadness, humor, etc)

Text structure in which many details are provided about a topic

The opinion statement (thesis) of a persuasive/argumentative text

Propaganda/persuasion technique involving criticism of the competition

A text called "How to Build an Awesome Lego City" probably fits which text structure (mostly)?

Which of the following nouns is a PROPER noun?

A character who changes or learns/grows during the course of a story

Which sentence shows possession?

The turning point in a story; highest point of interest

Sounds that express meaning (such as ring, whisper, boom)

The method an author uses to reveal characters and their personalities

Comparison of two things using the words like or as

The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginnings of words

What does REDUNDANT mean?

A struggle between a character and an outside force (another character, fate, nature, etc)

Judgement based upon an individual's personal experiences and beliefs

Saying the opposite of what one truly means

Recognizing an opposite opinion to demonstrate awareness in a persuasive/ argumentative text

A direct comparison

Propaganda/persuasion technique claiming that everyone is doing something

POV using I, we, us, our, my, me...

Which is a fragment?

Words that are opposite in meanings

A nonfiction text structure in which case one event leads to another

Words or a group of words that appeal to the 5 senses

The writer's reason for writing something: to inform, to entertain, to persuade

Propaganda/persuasion technique that uses a celebrity to endorse a product or idea

The central message or the thesis of a text

After reading a TDA prompt and then REreading the text, what should you do next?

A story about a person's life written by another person

An extreme exaggeration

Text structure that includes information chronologically

Which corrects the run-on? Jim is buying a new house he can host the next party.

Human qualities given to non-humans

An object that represents an idea

Which of the following is a common noun and thus should NOT be capitalized?

Which of the following might you consider if you are asked about the STRUCTURE of a text?

An UNtrue literary work based on imagination, not real life

Words and expressions that cannot be taken literally

The part of plot where the characters, conflict, and setting are introduced

Words with the same meaning

POV in which the narrator knows several or maybe all characters' thoughts/feelings