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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is the time and place of the action in a story or play called?PlotSettingSymbolTheme - 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the term for a person, place, or object that represents something beyond itself?SymbolMain ideaDescriptionContext Clue
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat you do when you combine two separate ideas into one new idea,PersuasionInferenceSynthesizeComparison
- 4. Multiple ChoiceA logical guess or conclusion based on evidence that allows a reader to figure out more than the words say is called a/an.Author's purposeAnalysisExaggerationInference
- 5. Multiple ChoiceUniversal message the story conveys in a novel or short story.ThemeMain ideaExpositionAuthor's purpose
- 6. Multiple ChoiceMessage intimating that something means much more than it actually doesExaggerationExposition
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWriter laying the foundation by using prior knowledge to introduce the story.ExpostionAuthor's purpose
- 8. Multiple ChoiceStatement that can or cannot be proven, may reflect personal beliefs, and may often be debatable.ComparisonContext cluesFact and OpinionInference
- 9. Multiple ChoiceProcess of breaking down something, like a poem or short story, into it parts and drawing conclusions about it.ExpositionAnalysisExaggerationConflict
- 10. Multiple ChoiceTo entertain the reader, explain or inform, express an opinion, or persuade the reader to believe or do somethingFact and opinionPrior knowledgeAuthor's purposeQuestioning
- 11. Multiple ChoiceA relationship among events in a piece of literature where one event brings about the next event.ExpositionPersuasionContext cluesCause and Effect
- 12. Multiple ChoiceSequence of events or order in which a plot developsChronological orderCause and effectConflictComparison
- 13. Multiple ChoiceThe point an author is making about a topicMain ideaComparisonPersuasionDescription
- 14. Multiple ChoiceDemonstrates the struggle between opposing forcesSymbolThemeSettingConflict
- 15. Multiple ChoiceThe process of identifying similarities and differences.ComparisonAnalysisSynthesizeDescription
- 16. Multiple ChoiceTo use text information and a reader's own knowledge to determine the meaning of unknown words in a textAnalysisInferenceContext cluesSynthesize
- 17. Multiple ChoiceThe writer's use of words to describe or paint a picture for the readerDescriptionPersuasionExpositionMain idea
- 18. Multiple ChoiceThe process of raising questions while readingQuestioningComparisonAuthor's purposeAnalysis
- 19. Multiple ChoiceThe understandings or information a reader has prior to reading material that allows readers to make connections.Prior knowledgeExposition
- 20. Multiple ChoiceType of reading or writing meant to sway the reader's feelings, beliefs, or actions.AnalysisSymbolismCause and effectPersuasion
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