Conventions
Literary Elements
Reading/Writing
Vocabulary
100

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Receive
100

What is symbolism?

An object or action that represents a deeper meaning.


100

What is the best type of evidence to support a claim?

Direct quotes.

100

Define tentative.

Uncertain or not fully decided

200

Sentence: “Close the door.” This is what type of mood?


Imperative (command)

200

The turning point or most intense moment in a story.


The climax.

200

What is tone?

The attitude or feeling of the narrator toward a subject.


200

Define refute.

To prove something is wrong

300

Sentence: “If I were you, I would study.” What type of mood is this?

Subjunctive.

300

What is a dynamic character?

A character who changes throughout the story.


300

What is an inference?

A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.


300

Define scrutinize.

To examine very closely

400

What voice is this? 

“The dog chased the ball.”


Active.

400

What type of conflict involves a character struggling against society.

Man vs. society

400

What are the 3 types of author's purpose.

Inform, persuade, entertain.

400

Define ambiguous.

Having more than one meaning; unclear

500

Read this sentence in the opposite voice.

“The cake was eaten by the children.”


The children ate the cake.

500

What point of view reveals thoughts of all characters.


third-person omniscient

500

A character lies to protect a friend but later feels guilty. What is a possible theme?

Lying has consequences

500

Define bias.

A preference or prejudice that affects judgment