ELA CC Exam
Literary Elements
Definition
Analyzing Text
Name that Literary Element
What's that Genre?
100

The exam date

What is June 14?

100

Conflict

What is a struggle between two forces?

100

dividing up text so that the comprehension is easier

What is "chunking" or "dividing text"?

100

Genre

What is Plays, novels, poetry?

100

A type of literature that has shortened lines, sometimes including rhyme

What is a poem?

200

pen & pencil

What should I bring to the exam?

200

Central idea

What is the Overall message of the story

200

Margin

Where should you write on the page for the readings keeping track of your comprehension?

200

setting

What is time and place?

200

story that is based on real events

What is nonfiction?

300

Highlighter

What is an optional item I can bring to the exam?

300

Actions / feelings of character and how others treat him / her

What is Characterization?

300

Text #, line #

What is the proper way to cite text?

300

Point of view

What is Perspective from which a story is presented?

300

story with made up characters  / plot

What is Fiction?

400
3 parts

How many parts are there on the ELA CC exam?

400

Using 5 senses to show an image or provide a
picture in one’s head while reading

What is imagery?

400

Explain the quote

What should you do after you quote material and cite the quote in your essay?

400

Tone

What is Author’s attitude?

400

“My good man,” said the assistant manager, “Your hard luck is not my fault, nor this theatre’s responsibility. Please do not cause a disturbance. Now if both of you will leave the stage, we can go on with the other prizes and with the show.”

What is fiction?

500

56 points

What is the total of points on the exam?

500

metaphor

What is comparing two unlike
things not using like or as?

500

Put a star or asterisk in the margin

What is the suggested way to mark statistics in the argument essay?

500

Expect one thing to happen and the opposite
does

What is irony?

500

I’ve hunched so long above this puzzle
laid out on my gouged and ink-stained workbench,
I think, at last, it’s unsolvable,
that the only meaning it holds is told...

What is a poem?