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what is 240 minus 40
200
100
20 plus 45.
65
100
What is 2 times 4
8
100
100 divided by 10
10
100
5 times 2
10
200
50 minus 30
20
200
45 plus 22
67
200
5 times 6
30
200
200 divided by 200
1
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What does the word reenactment mean in the following paragraph? A. A protest in response to an action B. A repetition of an event C. A celebration of a famous person D. A competition involving many participants In 2005, 10 teams of experienced kite fliers staged a reenactment of Walsh’s original and first effort. Unlike the first time, only one of the teams was able to successfully fly a kite across the river. That shows how tremendous Walsh’s achievement really was.
What is Definition 2 (B): A repetition of an event.
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What is usually the author's purpose when writing fiction novels or narratives?
What is to entertain
300
This is the part of a story in which the main problem of a narrative is finally fixed and the outcome is revealed.
What is conflict resolution
300
This is the speech between characters in a narrative. There are quotation marks around the things said by each character.
What is dialogue
300
This is something often used in passages to emphasize an important point to the reader or to another character in the story.
What is repetition
300
In the following sentence, the word reluctantly means…? Carl exits the stage to the right. Mike groans, rolls his eyes, and reluctantly follows him. A. playfully B. impatiently C. admiringly D. unwillingly
What is Definition 4 (D): Unwillingly
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This is the attitude that an author has towards the topic that he or she is writing about.
What is the tone
400
This is the time in the story in which a very significant change occurs.
What is the turning point.
400
This is when a passage is written in a shortened form and maintains the overall meaning. It usually includes the main idea and condensed supporting details.
What is a summary
400
This is a perspective of the narrator that helps the reader understand how the narrator is affected. It uses some words, such as "I," "me," and "we."
What is 1st person point of view
400
catch |ka ch; ke ch | verb 1. to intercept and hold something that has been thrown or propelled 2. to capture a person or animal that tries or would try to escape I had to catch the ball in order for the person to be out. Which definition should match the sentence?
What is Definition 1: to intercept and hold something that has been thrown or propelled
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What is the purpose of the following passage? Sandy is the absolute best candidate for student body president! She is honest, friendly and dedicated to making our school a better place. This is YOUR chance to make a positive change! VOTE SANDY IN 2013
What is to persuade
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These are the events that happen in order to build up tension for the main conflict, or climax. These events usually make the story more interesting by introducing the possibility of a problem.
What is rising action
500
This is the feeling that a reader gets while reading a passage. Some examples are gloomy, joyful, or depressing.
What is the mood
500
This is a perspective in which the narrator tells the story. The reader is often able to get the perspective of many different characters as a whole. There are words used like "he," "she," and "them."
What is 3rd person point of view.
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The cat DASHED out of sight and I was unable to catch it. In the previous sentence, dashed means A) jumped B) ran quickly C) fell D) attacked
What is B) ran quickly
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