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Non-Unit Questions
100

Which type of noun is Lisa Academy?

Lisa Academy is a proper noun

100

What is does an inference require to be an educated guess?

Text evidence

100

What 3rd person pronouns are used in 3rd-person point of view writing?

He/Him, She/Her, Them/They

100

What are weighted words?

Important/emphasized, emotional words (word choice)

100

What is plot?

Plot describes the structure of a story

200

When do you use a comma to connect clauses?

When using a Coordinating Conjunction to connect two Independent Clauses

200

True or False: "Growing Up" is a good example of a Theme

False

200

Correct the spelling of the following words: analizing / intrsteng / freindlie

The correct spelling of the words is: analyzing / interesting / friendly

200

What is Tone?

Tone is the author's attitude towards the subject of their text

200

Give me an example of Direct and Indirect Characterization from The Outsiders

Answers may vary

300

True or False: both Independent and Dependent clauses have subjects and verbs

True

300

What is usually the purpose of a Nonfiction Text? (Hint: answer is in the form of a "to _____" statement)

To inform

300

Which type of conjunction is used in the following sentence: I like to eat ice cream, even though it hurts my stomach.

Subordinating ("even though")

300

What is a symbol in ELA?

A symbol is anything in a text that represents something else. A symbol stands for something larger than itself.

300

What is a static character type?

A static character is one who does not develop or change throughout a text

400

Tell me ALL of the conjunctions that FANBOYS stands for?

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

400

What is Comprehension in ELA?

Comprehension in ELA is the understanding of a given ELA text or concept

400

What punctuation often indicates a possessive noun?

An apostrophe + "s"

400

What is the difference between 3rd person Limited and 3rd Person Omniscient?

3rd person Limited means the narrator has LIMITED access to character's inner thoughts and feelings. 3rd person Omniscient means the narrator has TOTAL access to character's inner thoughts and feelings.

400

What is the difference between the Content and Form of a text?

Content is what the actual writing is; Form is the format/structure of said writing

500

Which type of clause is the following sentence: "When we flew to Boston"

Dependent Clause

500

What is the difference between Central Idea and Theme?

Every text has a Central Idea because it is a summary of a text; not every text has a Theme because Themes must offer universal insight

500

In order, list the type of pronoun for each of the following: he / theirs / mine / them / she

Personal, possessive, possessive, personal, personal

500

What is the difference between Direct and Indirect Characterization?

Direct is mentioned explicitly in a text; Indirect is revealed via a character's traits/preferences/actions/words. Readers must INFER Indirect Characterization

500

How do you format a cited quote?

"Quote" (Author's Last Name, pg. #).

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