RL/RI 7.4
In the story, the author describes the dark forest as “a giant shadow swallowing the town.”
Which academic vocabulary word BEST describes this phrase?
A. Dialogue
B. Figurative Language
C. Theme
D. Conflict
B. Figurative Language
2. Maria must decide whether to tell the truth or protect her friend.
Which vocabulary word BEST describes Maria’s struggle?
A. Resolution
B. Exposition
C. Internal Conflict
D. Foreshadowing
C. Internal Conflict
5. The author includes clues early in the story suggesting the main character will fail the test.
This is an example of —
A. Flashback
B. Foreshadowing
C. Symbolism
D. Mood
B. Foreshadowing
39. The process of explaining a text using details and evidence is called —
A. Summarizing
B. Revising
C. Analyzing
D. Visualizing
C. Analyzing
25. A heading, graph, caption, or diagram in an informational text is a —
A. Theme
B. Text Feature
C. Conflict
D. Plot Element
B. Text Feature
4. “Crash!” the thunder roared across the sky.
Which sound device is used in the sentence?
A. Hyperbole
B. Allusion
C. Onomatopoeia
D. Irony
C. Onomatopoeia
16. The time and place in which a story occurs is the —
A. Plot
B. Setting
C. Theme
D. Mood
B. Setting
20.The conclusion of a story where conflicts are solved is called the —
A. Exposition
B. Resolution
C. Rising Action
D. Climax
B. Resolution
40. A source of information that comes directly from an eyewitness or original document is called a —
A. Secondary Source
B. Fictional Source
C. Primary Source
D. Informational Feature
C. Primary Source
36. A personal belief or judgment is called an —
A. Evidence
B. Fact
C. Opinion
D. Claim
C. Opinion
7. The feeling created for the reader by a story’s setting and events is called the —
A. Mood
B. Plot
C. Symbol
D. Perspective
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A. Mood
18.The struggle between a character and nature is an example of —
A. Internal Conflict
B. Characterization
C. External Conflict
D. Resolution
C. External Conflict
24. The meaning of an unfamiliar word based on nearby words and sentences uses —
A. Text Features
B. Context Clues
C. Hyperlinks
D. Figurative Language
B. Context Clues
32. Information that is NOT directly stated in the text but understood through clues is called —
A. Explicit Information
B. Literal Meaning
C. Inference
D. Caption
C. Inference
33. A short explanation of a picture or diagram is called a —
A. Glossary
B. Caption
C. Heading
D. Citation
B. Caption
8. A writer describes the cafeteria pizza as “hard as a rock.”
This is an example of —
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Personification
D. Irony
A. Simile
19. Words that appeal to the five senses create —
A. Tone
B. Mood
C. Imagery
D. Irony
C. Imagery
6. The conversation between two characters in a story is called —
A. Imagery
B. Dialogue
C. Narration
D. Theme
B. Dialogue
26.The author’s reason for writing a text is called the —
A. Point of View
B. Text Structure
C. Author’s Purpose
D. Theme
C. Author’s Purpose
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12. The author writes, “The wind whispered through the trees.”
Which literary device is used?
A. Hyperbole
B. Personification
C. Irony
D. Allusion
B. Personification
10. A narrator who tells the story using the words “I” and “me” is written in —
A. Third-person point of view
B. Objective point of view
C. First-person point of view
D. Omniscient point of view
C. First-person point of view
37. The viewpoint or position an author has about a topic is the author’s —
A. Perspective
B. Mood
C. Conflict
D. Plot
A. Perspective
27. A statement that can be proven true is a —
A. Claim
B. Opinion
C. Fact
D. Inference
C. Fact
40. A source of information that comes directly from an eyewitness or original document is called a —
A. Secondary Source
B. Fictional Source
C. Primary Source
D. Informational Feature
C. Primary Source