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Language Arts EOG Review (updated 2023)
Language Arts EOG Review (updated 2023)
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6th grade language arts terms review and questions related to 6th grade team teachers.
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The message about life or human nature conveyed by a work of literature is called...
setting
plot
conflict
theme
2
During the climax of the story, one would expect the following...
the most exciting part of the story occurs
the conflict begins to develop
all loose end are tied up
a building of interest or suspense
3
Represents the time order in which things happen...
problem & solution
structural order
cause & effect order
chronological order
4
The sequence of events that makes up the story is called the...
climax
rising action
plot
characterization
5
What sports did Mr. Giugno coach this year?
track, volleyball and football
basketball, volleyball and track
football, soccer and tennis
swimming, lacrosse and basketball
6
Which of the following is an example of personification?
The teachers were movie stars.
The stars danced in the sky.
The children ran as fast as jaguars.
The homework was endless!
7
Which of the following 6th Grade staff members attended NCState?
Mrs. Asbill, Mrs. Strahl and Mrs. Summerfield
Mrs. Varney, Mr. Walski and Mr. Dennis
Mr. Giugno, Mrs. Mahoney and Mrs. Scherschel
Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Salmon
8
What is imagery?
phrases that uses STEAL
the repeated use of mood
words that appeal to the reader's senses
words that are imaginary
9
What is a stanza?
Group of lines in poetry that create the mood of the poem
Group of lines in prose which rhyme
Group of lines in poetry;usually similar in length & pattern
Group of lines that form a paragraph
10
What is a narrative story using made up characters?
characterization
nonfiction
personification
fiction
11
A set of ideas associated with a word in addition to its explicit meaning...
denotation
connotation
imagery
tone
12
Imaginative language used for effect that is not meant to be taken literally...
persuasive language
figurative language
author's purpose
text language
13
What is one activity Mrs. Yoder loves to do outside of school?
go swimming
cook
run
ride her bicycle
14
What is the name of the five sixth grade teams?
Ambassadors, Trailfinders, Guardians, Leopards and Pathblazers
Guardians, Ambassadors, Trailblazers, Pathfinders and Challengers
Challengers, Guardians, Pathfinders, Amberly and Cary Park
Leopards, Teachers, Students, Staff and Homework
15
What is the definition of setting?
Mills Park Middle School
location and characters of the story
time and place of the story
location of the story
16
What term in poetry is defined as: Words or phrases are used more than once to add emphasis?
alliteration
rhyme
stanza
repetition
17
The main character in a story is called the...
speaker
antagonist
protagonist
prodigy
18
What type of text structure demonstrates how one event relates to another?
compare & contrast
sequential order
problem & solution
cause & effect
19
The imaginary voice the poet uses when writing a poem. It is the character who tells the poem.
speaker
narrator
protagonist
author
20
Which part of the plot introduces the characters, setting and basic situation?
resolution
exposition
expository
falling action
21
The literal meaning of a word is called...
connotation
dialect
denotation
repetition
22
Which 6th grade teacher lived in Illinois before coming to MPMS?
Mrs. Scherschel
Mrs. Yoder
Mrs. Asbill
Mr. Dennis
23
STEAL is a method of characterization. What do its letters represent?
Speech, Thoughts, Entertaining Skills, Activities & Looks
Students Talk Energetically At Lunch
Speech, Thoughts, Effect on Others, Actions & Looks
Speech, Thoughts, Effect on Others, Actions & Likes
24
The act of creating and developing a character is...
STEALing
denotation
personification
characterization
25
Which one of the following is NOT a purpose of text features?
organize text
provide more information
make information easier to understand
establish the main idea
26
What is an antagonist?
the character who buys ants for the protagonist
the character who demonstrates STEAL
the character or force in conflict with the protagonist
the character or force who befriends the protagonist
27
What is a person, animal or imaginary creature in a work of literature?
speaker
character
author
narrator
28
What is a narrative story that uses made up characters?
characterization
personification
nonfiction
fiction
29
The particular use of language spoken in a definite place by a distinctive group of people.
dialect
connotation
mood
language arts
30
Who is the 7th grade administrator?
Dr. Raiford
Mrs. Tierney
Mr. Mabe
Mrs. Babson
31
At MPMS, where would you go to call home or speak to a counselor?
Student Services
Gym
Media Center
Front Office
32
Writing about real people, places and things is called...
folk literature
realistic writing
fiction
nonfiction
33
A comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as"...
onomatopoeia
simile
metaphor
alliteration
34
When finding similarities & differences between subjects, this text structure is used...
problem & solution
reading & writing
cause & effect
compare & contrast
35
What subject did Mrs. Summerfield teach prior to being an administrator?
Science
Language Arts
Math
Social Studies
36
Which of the following is a 7th Grade ELA teacher at MPMS?
Mr. Lucas
Mrs. Asbill
Mrs. Tierney
Ms. Cummings
37
Which one of these MPMS administrators supervises the 8th grade?
Mr. Mabe
Mrs. Summerfield
Mrs. Tierney
Dr. Raiford
38
How authors organize ideas in different ways...
author's purpose
text features
text structure
effective filing
39
Type of figurative language in which a nonhuman subject is given human characteristics...
metaphor
STEAL
personification
characterization
40
Which one of the following is NOT an example of an external conflict?
man vs. nature
man vs. self
man vs. society
man vs. man
41
Which 6th grade teachers have taught at MPMS since it opened in 2010?
Mrs. Yoder, Mrs. Strahl, Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Varney and Mrs. Vroome
None
Mrs. Molloy, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. McKnight and Mrs. Murray
Mr. Giugno, Mrs. Yoder, Mr. Walski and Mr. Dennis
42
In 3rd person point of view the story is told by...
the narrator
the antihero
the speaker
a character within the story
43
Which of the following is NOT a PE teacher?
Mr. Wheeler
Ms. White
Mr. Riggs
Mr. Babson
44
During the Falling Action of a story, the following two things occur:
the conflict begins to develop
the conflict and climax are taken care of
all loose ends of the plot are tied up
the story comes to a reasonable ending
45
A story told by one of the characters is told in...
2nd person point of view
protagonist's point of view
3rd person point of view
1st person point of view
46
What is the feeling that a literary work conveys to a reader?
mood
denotation
climax
tone
47
Which of the following is NOt an example of onomatopoeia?
Splat!
Fun!
Bang!
Pow!
48
Mr. Walski used to be a coach at MPMS. What sport did he coach?
Volleyball
Soccer
Tennis
Football
49
What is the repetition of consonants at the beginning of words?
connotation
onomatopoeia
rhyme
alliteration
50
The three types of author's purpose are...
produce, inform & entertain
persuade, inform & educate
personify, inform & educate
persuade, inform & entertain
51
What is the author's attitude toward his or her subject called?
mood
tone
imagery
connotation
52
A comparison of two unlike things in which something is called something else...
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
onomatopoeia
