Fiction
NonFiction
Figurative Language
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Vocabulary
100

Which point of view is this? "James told his friends that he is moving this summer."

What is Third Person? 

100

Which text structure discusses the similarities and differences of multiple topics?

What is Compare and Contrast?

100

To use strong exaggeration

What is hyperbole? 

100

In poetry, what is a stanza?

A) A type of poem B) A group of lines forming a unit C) The title D) The rhyme

What is A group of lines forming a unit?

100

In the sentence “She devoured the book in one sitting,” what does “devoured” mean?

A) Threw away B) Ate quickly C) Read quickly and eagerly D) Lost

What is C?
200

Which literary term describes the struggle between a character and an outside force?

External Conflict

200

If a text’s structure is chronological, it is organized:

A) By importance B) By time order C) By problem and solution D) By similarities

What is Time Order?

200

"The bright orange walls screamed at her as she walked into the room." is an example of what type of figurative language? 

What is personification?

200

Which literary element refers to where and when a story takes place? A) Theme B) Setting C) Plot D) Characterization

What is Setting?

200

The word “humble” in the sentence “He remained humble despite his success” means:

A) Proud B) Modest C) Angry D) Excited

What is Modest?

300

Which character in a story is dynamic?

Who is the main character/protagonist?

300

Which is a characteristic of informational text?

A) Dialogue between characters B) Factual information C) Made-up stories D) Rhyme scheme

What is B) Factual information?

300

A word that actually looks like the sound it makes,

onomatopoeia


300

What are some of the reasons an author may write?

a) entertain 

b) inform

c) persuade 

d) All the above

D) All the above

300

Which word best describes the tone if an author uses words like “triumphant” and “celebratory”?

A) Sad B) Joyful C) Angry D) Confused

What is B)Joyful?

400

What is the connotation and denotation of the word home?

Connotation: a place of warmth and safety

Denotation: a place where someone lives

400

Read the sentence: "The Amazon rainforest is often called the 'lungs of the Earth' because of its ability to produce large amounts of oxygen." What does the phrase "lungs of the Earth" mean in this context? 

A) The rainforest breathes like a human. B) The rainforest is located near the ocean. C) The rainforest helps provide oxygen for the planet. D) The rainforest is shaped like lungs.

What is C The rainforest helps provide oxygen for the planet?

400

Her eyes are as bright as diamonds.

similie

400

What is the speakers attitude toward their subject called?

What is tone? 

400

Read the excerpt and answer the question: "The Nile River is over 4,100 miles long, making it one of the longest rivers in the world. Many people believe the Nile is more interesting than other rivers due to its history."

Which words show an opinion?

What is "believe" and "more interesting"?

500

If the tone of a passage is “sarcastic,” the author likely: A) Means exactly what is said B) Is using humor to mock or convey the opposite C) Is very serious D) Is sad

What is Using Humor to Mock or Convey the Opposite?

500

"Researchers discovered that honeybees communicate by performing a 'waggle dance' to indicate the direction of food sources." What can the reader infer from this sentence? 

A) Bees use sound to communicate. B) Bee communication is only used for mating. C) Bees have complex ways of sharing information. D) All insects perform dances to communicate.

What is C) Bees have complex ways of sharing information ? 

500

Which figurative language is the following sentence?

She is a tornado when she gets angry!

What is a Metaphor

500

What is an example of a supporting detail?

A) The main idea of the story B) A fact or example that explains the main point C) The title D) The author’s name

What is B) A fact or example that explains the main point?

500

Dictionary Entry:

quaint (kwānt) adj.

  1. Attractively unusual or old-fashioned.

  2. Cleverly made or designed. — quaintly adv. — quaintness n.


Which sentence uses the word "quaint" as it is defined above? A. The quaint little cottage had a thatched roof and flower boxes in the windows. B. The quaint storm caused a lot of damage in the city. C. She felt quaint after running a marathon. D. He studied quaintly for his test.


What is A) The quaint little cottage?

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