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- 1. Multiple Choice______________ is the base of the wordsuffixprefixverbroot
- 2. Multiple ChoiceA logical guess using background knowledge is called ____________verbinferencenounguess
- 3. Multiple ChoiceA lesson or authors message in a passage is known as __________metaphorinferencepoint of viewtheme
- 4. Multiple ChoiceA form of text, such as a play, that is meant to be performed.poetrythemedramapersuasive
- 5. Multiple ChoiceInformational text that informs, describes, or explains is __________dramaexpository textpoetrymedia
- 6. Multiple Choice___________ is a statement that can be proven.opinionfactexampleissue
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhen looking for the summary of a passage, you look for _____________beginingendmiddleAll 3 (begining, middle, and end)
- 8. Multiple ChoiceFacts, quotes, details, examples, and explanations that support the main idea is known as ___________Supporting detailsExamplesProblem and solutionDetails
- 9. Multiple ChoiceRestatement of a text, line by line, using different wordssummaryparaphrasesentenceparagraph
- 10. Multiple ChoiceBAM!
POW!
SCREECH!
are all examples of what type of figurative language.onomatopoeiasimiliepersonificationhyperbole - 11. Multiple Choice_________ is a conversation between 2 or more characters.similiedialoguethird personconversation
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWind dances through the bright green trees is an example of _______________personificationmetaphorhyperbolesimilie
- 13. Multiple ChoiceText that attempts to influence how the reader thinks or acts, such as an advertisement, is an __________persuasive textinformational textadvertisingentertainment
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThe authors beliefs, attitude, or position on a topic is ______________authors point of viewcontexts cluesgraphicsrumors
- 15. Multiple ChoiceGroup of lines within a poem.Stanzalineparagraphsentence
- 16. Multiple ChoiceMain character in a storyprotagonistantagonistround characterleader
- 17. Multiple Choicethe character(s) in conflict with the protagonistantagonistprotagonistleadermain character
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhere and when the story takes place (time day, time of year, what year, weather, physical location, etc.)locationplotsettingtime
- 19. Multiple Choicea character is struggling within himself or herself. The struggle is based on desires, beliefs, feelings, or needs.external conflictman vs manman vs natureinternal conflict
- 20. Multiple Choicea character is struggling against an outside force, such as another character, nature, or society.external conflictcharacter vs charactercharacter vs naturecharacter vs themselves
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhen two characters are against each other (ex. Batman v. The Joker)character vs charactercharacter vs themselvescharacter vs naturecharacter vs society
- 22. Multiple ChoiceSequence of events in a storyplotstoryexpositionclimax
- 23. Multiple Choicewhen a character is in conflict with something in nature like the weather, an animal or disease (ex. Buddy the elf v. the raccoon)character vs charactercharacter vs naturecharacter vs societyinternal conflict
- 24. Multiple Choicewords that are oppositessynonymantonym
- 25. Multiple ChoiceWords that have the same meaning.synonymantonym
- 26. Multiple Choiceusing other words in the sentence or passage to help determine the meaning of an unknown word.synonymantonymcontext cluesinference
- 27. Multiple Choiceis a part of a play, how the play is broke uppartsacts/sceneslines
- 28. Multiple Choicegive directions to the actors how to act on stage. They are usually placed in parentheses and/or in italics.stage directionsdramadialogue
- 29. Multiple Choicethe words that are spoken by the actors.stage directiondialoguelinesplot
- 30. Multiple Choicea play. It is meant to be performed on stage for an audience.fictiondramanon fiction
- 31. Multiple Choice- the use of words that sound like the word they describe (ex. boom, buzz)onomatopoeiapersonifcationhyberbolemetaphor
- 32. Multiple Choicean extreme exaggerationhyperbolealliterationpersonificationmetaphor
- 33. Multiple Choicegives human qualities to nonhuman thingspersonificationhyperbolesimilemetaphor
- 34. Multiple ChoiceComparing two things not using like or as.similemetaphorpersonificationhyperbole
- 35. Multiple Choicecomparing two things using like or assimilemetaphorpersonifcationhyperbole
- 36. Multiple Choicethe person that narrates the poemnarratorspeakerpoet
- 37. Multiple Choicethe use of the same words or phrases over and over (helps the reader focus on the speaker's main point)repetitionstanzamain idea
- 38. Multiple Choicea group of lines (a paragraph for poems)stanzaparagraphlinerhyme
- 39. Multiple Choicethe pattern of end rhyme in a poem (to find the rhyme scheme mark each of the end rhyme using letters starting with "a") (ex. aabba)rhymerhyme schemelinestanza
- 40. Multiple Choiceto find the differences between two or more things.comparecontrast
- 41. Multiple Choiceto find the similarities between two or more things.comparecontrast
- 42. Multiple Choicethe text portrays events in the order they occur.chronologicalproblem and solutioncause and effect
- 43. Multiple Choicethe text shows a problem and then offers a solution to the problem.cause and effectproblem and solutioncompare and contrast
- 44. Multiple Choicethe who or the what of a passage + the most important information about the who or the what.tonemoralmain ideasummary
- 45. Multiple Choicepassages tell about real-life people, places, things, ideas, or events.fictionnon fictionfairytalescience fiction
- 46. Multiple Choicethe central message or the lesson about life that the author wants to get across. ( crime doesn't pay, don't judge a book by its cover, it is better to tell the truth than to lie, treat others the way you want to be treated, if at first you don't succeed try again)life lessonthememoodtone
- 47. Multiple Choicethe person telling the story is outside the story, but they know what most of the characters are doing, thinking or feeling.1st person2nd person3rd person omniscient
- 48. Multiple Choicethe person telling the story is outside the story. They know the thoughts of only one character.3rd person limited3rd person1st person
- 49. Multiple Choicethe person telling the story is a character inside the story. (Uses pronouns such as I, me, my, we and us.)1st person2nd person3rd person
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