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Notice and Note Signposts - ELA - Grades 6 - 8
Notice and Note Signposts - ELA - Grades 6 - 8
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This review quiz covers the six signposts from the Notice and Note program. #englishlanguagearts
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"What is the lesson being taught" is the key question for which signpost?
Memory Moment
Aha Moment
Again & Again
Words of the Wiser
2
"I remember when we were little and used to play in the park on the swings..."
Again & Again
Aha Moment
Words of the Wiser
Memory Moment
3
"I love you sooooo much. That's why I'm going to punch your face!!!"
Tough Questions
Notice & Note
Aha Moment
Contrasts & Contradictions
4
"It was like a light bulb went off in my head. I knew what I had to do."
Memory Moment
Words of the Wiser
Again & Again
Aha Moment
5
Owls are a symbol of wisdom from Greek mythology
True
False
6
"You are a complete dork. You hear me, dork? D.O.R.K. Dork!..."
Again & Again
Memory Moment
Aha Moment
Words of the Wiser
7
Drawing pictures in the margins that relate to the text is called text-coding.
False
True
8
Signposts are part of a program called:
Tough Questions
Contrasts & Contradictions
Notice & Note
Aha Moment
9
A light bulb is a symbol for a sudden idea
False
True
10
Contrasts & Contradictions usually gives information about
Setting
Plot
Conflict
Character
11
"Why does this keep happening?" is the key question for which signpost?
Words of the Wiser
Again & Again
Aha Moment
Memory Moment
12
Which signposts occurs most frequently in young adult literature?
Again & Again
Aha Moment
Words of the Wiser
Memory Moment
13
Name the signpost - "Now, son--let me tell you about how to ask out a girl that you like..."
Memory Moment
Words of the Wiser
Again & Again
Aha Moment
14
A reader should decide which signposts should be noticed & noted.
True
False
15
The "BIG FIVE" Literary Elements are: plot, setting, character, conflict, and theme.
False
True
16
Signposts are the only tool to use while reading a story.
False
True
17
"I'm so afraid of heights. Let's go climb that fire tower."
Notice & Note
Tough Questions
Contrasts & Contradictions
Aha Moment
18
Every reader will find the same signposts.
True
False
19
"Oh no! Mom and dad are in danger. I can only save one of them. Who should it be?"
Notice & Note
Tough Questions
Aha Moment
Contrasts & Contradictions
20
The most important part of working with signposts is answering the key question.
True
False
21
If a word or idea repeats 3 times, it is probably
A pattern
No big deal
A coincidence
A bad idea
22
Authors make careful ___________ as to which words they include in their stories.
Predictions
Choices
Accidents
Inferences
23
When reading a story, signposts can lead you to
Frustration & confusion
Conflict resolution
Back to your home
Enjoyment & understanding
24
"How might this change things?" is the key question for which signpost?
Again & Again
Memory Moment
Words of the Wiser
Aha Moment
25
Writing in the margins of texts is called
Annotation
Plagiarism
Defamation
Literary Analysis
