Poetry
Non-fiction
Fiction
Writing
Multiple-Choice
100

Which poetic device is present in the following sentence: 

Fred's frozen French fries

Alliteration
100

What are the 5 ways that an author can structure a nonfiction text?

1. Cause/Effect 

2. Chronological Order 

3. Problem/Solution 

4. Description 

5. Compare/Contrast

100
What does the word "Protagonist" mean?
The main character
100

When writing a short response, what do you ALWAYS put in the first sentence?

Claim or Topic Sentence
100

TRUE OR FALSE:

You should always read all of the multiple choice questions before reading any text. Why?

True or False 

Only if it is a strategy that works for you! If it helps you, do it!  If it confuses you, DO NOT do it!

200

This poetic device uses words in some way other than for their literal meanings and to make a comparison or add emphasis to help the reader envision

Imagery or Figurative Language
200

What is a text feature that you might find underneath a photograph?

Caption
200

What does "tone" mean?  Give an example of a tone.

Tone is THE AUTHOR'S attitude toward the subject matter or toward the reader or audience.
200
How many essays will you have to write on the ELA state test?
ONE extended response
200

When asked a question about the meaning of a word in a story or article, EXPLAIN what strategy could you use to decipher the words meaning?



SLAP!

Say the word

Look for context clues

Ask yourself what synonym would fit

Put the word in the passage and check it.

300

Karen was a ray of sunshine.

What type of figurative language is presented in the sentence above?

Metaphor
300
What are TWO strategies you should you use when reading a Non-fiction text passage?
1. Circle and read ALL of the directions.

2. Annotate the passage by chunking.

300
Example Question:

Read this sentence from lines 26 and 27 of the story: "She stamped her foot and gave a loud groan." What does this sentence tell you about the character, AND how do you know?

Possible answers:

Angry, frustrated, discouraged, upset, annoyed, etc.

300
What format should you use for the short answer responses, and what does it stand for?
TEAL or CEAL
300

Read this sentence from the article.

He punched out the center, and the outcome was the first hole in a doughnut.

In this sentence, the word “outcome” means

A action

B damage

C problem

D result

D result

400

Which poetic device is being used in the following sentence:

As the children sat around the table, they heard the rain dance on the roof.

Personification
400
This is for fiction or non-fiction texts,

There are 3 common purposes of writing a text.  When asked about the AUTHOR'S PURPOSE, you have to think if it is to:


to inform, to persuade, or to entertain
400
How do you find the theme of a story?
Think about the TOPIC, and what the author is trying to say ABOUT that topic.  

For example, if the TOPIC is hope, the THEME could be: Always keep trying; never give up hope; keep persevering, etc. 

400
When you get to the extended response, what do you do? List 2-3 things in order.
1. Read the ENTIRE question and bullet points


2. USE THE PLANNING PAGE

3.  Write a thesis (NOT A WHOLE INTRO PARAGRAPH)

4. Outline or "plug in" your TEAL paragraphs

400

Before I answer a multiple choice question, what are some strategies I can use?


Answers will vary.
500

Which poetic device is being used in the following sentence:

The puppy's eyes were as bright as the day.

Simile
500

What is definition of the word "satellite," as used in this line: "People are connected to the outside world primarily via satellite telephone and the Internet."

A. an individual who follows another person or organization

B. a planet in space that revolves around another body in space

C. a nation that is under the political control of another nation

D. an artificial object designed for communication

D. An artificial object designed for communication
500

In this type of point of view, the narrator is NOT one of the characters and is able to describe the experiences and thoughts of EVERY character in the story.


Third person

500
Write a topic sentence for this prompt for a short answer response:

What is a central idea of the poem, "I, Too," by Langston Hughes. Use two details from the poem to support your answer.

A central idea of the poem, "I, Too," by Langston Hughes is to never give up.


In the poem, "I, Too," by Langston Hughes, a central idea is to always have hope.

500

Fill in the three blanks below: 

The ____________ is the most important point the author is trying to make about the topic. 

The ________is not always directly stated. 

You often need to figure it out based on the ________ and state it in your own words.

central idea, central idea & details
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