Multiple Choice Review
Essay Review
Mixed Review 1
Mixed Review 2
100

The first thing you should do after reading the question 

Break down the question (find the key word)

100

This is the first sentence of your essay

A hook

100

Author's Word Choice 

Diction 

100

What tense is used for actions that are happening right now?

 Present tense.

200

The option that is clearly the wrong choice 

throw away

200

This is the most important sentence in the essay and clearly states the reason for the essay

 a claim (Sometimes called a thesis statement)

200

This is an interruption in the story line where the author provides background information.

A flashback

200

How can you figure out the meaning of an unknown word in a passage?

Use context clues from the surrounding text.

300

The option that is left after getting rid of the throw away 

the distractor 

300

Every paragraph should have this 

Textual evidence 

300

Define the term "central idea"

brief, overall summary of what the entire text is about 

300

What's the first thing you should do before reading the text on the exam 

Read the directions and the little burb before hand if they have one

400

True or False there could be more than 1 throw away 

True 

400

After the writer presents 2 concrete details in an essay, they should dive into their...

anaylsis 

400

What is the climax of the story?

The most intense, exciting, or important point of the story; a turning point.

400

What does it mean to compare and contrast two characters in a story?

To examine their similarities and differences.

500

The reason why most of you pick the distractor

They throw in key words from the text to trick you

500

To make sure you recieve full credit on the essay you should double check that you...

Fully answered each part of the essay question 

500

What is the definition of 'analyze'?

To examine in detail, typically for purposes of explanation and interpretation.

500

Name a strategy to improve comprehension while reading.

Annotating, making predictions, asking questions, or summarizing (gist)