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- 1. Multiple ChoiceA poem that does not rhyme is called:HaikuLimerickAcrosticFree Verse
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The pattern of rhymes in a poem represented by letters is calledStanzaRhyme SchemeLineRhyme - 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat kind of Figurative Language is used in the following sentence:
This computer won't work, it hates me!MetaphorPersonificationSimileHyperbole - 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat kind of Figurative Language is used in the following sentence: Johnny is a dictionary. He knows the meaning of every word!MetaphorSimilePersonificationHyperbole
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat kind of Figurative Language is used in the following sentence:
We had to wait in line forever to get our tickets!MetaphorSimilePersonificationHyperbole - 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat kind of Figurative Language is used in the following sentence:
You are as sweet as candy.MetaphorSimilePersonificationHyperbole - 7. Multiple ChoiceName the Text Feature described:
Words that help identify a picture and it's partsLabelDiagramBold Words - 8. Multiple ChoiceName the Text Feature described:
Tells what a section of a text is aboutGlossaryHeadingTable of Contents - 9. Multiple ChoiceName the Text Feature described:
Located at the beginning of a book or text, this helps readers locate topics and page numbersGlossaryTable of ContentsIndex - 10. Multiple ChoiceName the Text Feature described:
Located at the end or back of a book or text, this is an alphabetical list of all topics covered with page numbersGlossaryTable of ContentsIndex - 11. Multiple ChoiceName the Text Feature described:
Located at the end or back of a book, this is an alphabetical list of important words and their definitions from the textGlossaryTable of ContentsIndex - 12. Multiple ChoiceName the Structural Pattern of the following passage:
Al Capone’s prison life changed drastically once he entered Alcatraz. In other prisons, he was used to special treatment and even furnished his cell with luxurious furniture. He kept cash in his cell to bribe and tip guards and received frequent visits from friends, family, and even fellow gangsters. In Alcatraz, Capone was treated like every other prisoner and was only allowed limited visits from family members.Cause and EffectProblem and SolutionChronological OrderCompare and Contrast - 13. Multiple ChoiceName the Structural Pattern of the following passage:
Alcatraz opened as a federal prison in August 1934. Penitentiaries across the country were notified that Alcatraz was ready to take troublemakers off their hands. On August 19, 1934, 53 prisoners boarded a train in Atlanta, Georgia, for the long ride to California. The inmates arrived on August 22, 1934. By the end of the year, Alcatraz was housing more than 200 of America’s worst criminals.Cause and EffectProblem and SolutionChronological OrderCompare & Contrast - 14. Multiple ChoiceName the Structural Pattern of the following passage:
By 1963, the island prison Alcatraz had become too expensive to operate. The government decided to shut it down. Today, Alcatraz is a landmark managed by the national park service. More than a million tourists visit each year. So do about 100 species of birds, including gulls, cormorants, and pelicans.Cause and EffectProblem and SolutionChronological OrderCompare and Contrast - 15. Multiple ChoiceName the Structural Pattern of the following passage:
During the 1930’s, a crime wave hit the U.S. Robberies and murders were on the rise. Some criminals had become incredibly powerful; they were as famous as celebrities. The public felt that a “super-prison” was just what the country needed. Desolate and isolated, Alcatraz seemed like the ideal place to incarcerate these criminals. So officials set out to build the most escape-proof prison in the nation.
Cause and EffectProblem and SolutionChronological OrderCompare and Contrast - 16. Multiple ChoiceUse Context Clues to define the green word:
Margaret had ambivalent feelings about attending the concert. She knew she’d enjoy the music, but she didn’t really want to go out in the rainy weather.mixedangrydistrustful - 17. Multiple ChoiceUse Context Clues to define the green word:
Unlike my parents, who love classical music, I detest it.lovehateperform - 18. Multiple ChoiceUse Context Clues to define the green word:
The abandoned house was infested with vermin, including rats, fleas, and cockroaches.pestsanimalsinsects - 19. Multiple ChoiceUse Context Clues to define the green word:
Regina remembered when she had just two pairs of shoes. Now, her closet holds a plethora of shoes in almost every color and every style.sizegreat quantityreduction - 20. Multiple ChoiceUse Context Clues to define the green word:
Tammy knew she should feel happy about the last day of school, but she actually felt quite lugubrious when she thought about the three months that were coming up.anxioussadangry - 21. Multiple ChoiceIs the following statement a fact or an opinion?
A triangle is a three-sided figure.FactOpinion - 22. Multiple ChoiceIs the following statement a fact or an opinion?
It’s boring to be inside on a rainy day.FactOpinion - 23. Multiple ChoiceIs the following statement a fact or an opinion?
The Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean border the United States.FactOpinion - 24. Multiple ChoiceIs the following statement a fact or an opinion?
Dogs, cows, and whales are all mammals.FactOpinion - 25. Multiple ChoiceIs the following statement a fact or an opinion?
Football is more interesting to watch than basketball.FactOpinion - 26. Multiple ChoiceWhich GUIDE WORDS could be on the same page as the word decreasedecency-decoratedarkroom-daybreakdefinition-delaydecoration-defang
- 27. Multiple ChoiceWhich definition of bill is used in the sentence below:
He paid the hotel bill when he checked out.a list of materials or members of a ship’s crewa written document or notea statement of money owed for goods or services.a piece of paper money - 28. Multiple ChoiceWhich sentence uses definition 2?
Dusting (noun) 1. the act of making something clean by brushing or wiping away dirt and dust from the surface 2. a small amount of something that falls over a surfacethe table needs dusting.the shelves desperately needed a good dusting.There was a light dusting of snow on the ground. - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags