Vocabulary
Test Taking Strategies
Test Taking Strategies Part 2
Miscellaneous
100

A person who gives an account or tells the story of events and experiences.

Narrator 

100

To make sure one has answered all parts of the prompt

Proofread 

100

The feeling the words give the reader, is known as?

Connotation 

100

A group of lines in a poem?

Stanza

200

An object representing something else

Symbol

200

After reading ALL of the directions on the page, the second step the reader should take is to identify the....?

GENRE

200

The creative/imaginative method a writer uses to make his/her writing more vivid (realistic) 



Figurative Language 

200

A repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of two or more words. 

Alliteration 

300

 Sequence of events in a story



Plot 

300

What is the name of the writing structure you should use when answering an extended response on the ELA state exam?

R.A.C.E.C.E.S

300

How does the reader determine the author's point of view or attitude about the text?

Annotate for STRONG word choice with a + or - above the word. 

This is known as the connotative meaning. 

300

The name of the events that lead to the climax in a story?

Rising Action 
400

Comparison of two unlike things without using like or as.  

Tom grinned wolfishly as the group approached his house.

Metaphor 

400

Arrangement of lines with no rhyme scheme is known as?

Free Verse 

400

HOW do you find the theme within the text? 


Identify the PROBLEM of the fictional text, and what the CHARACTER learns from it in the resolution.

400

Descibe how a fiction text differs from a nonfiction text?

A fiction text tells a story.

A nonfiction text provides facts. 

500

Comparison of two unlike things using like or as.  

The empty house was as quiet as a grave.



Simile

500

The similarity of sound at the end of two or more words 

Rhyme

500

What are the steps to identifying a theme within a text?

Through the character and usually at the end/resolution of the fictional text

500

Name five non-fiction text features 

title, bullets, graph, chart, timeline, captions 

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