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Unit 1 Review

Unit 1 Review

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English

9th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
RL.8.3, RL.6.3, RL.8.4

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Unit 1 Review

9th Grade Lit. & Comp.

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Multiple Choice

The most important or universal message of the story is known as

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Narrative Writing

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The Main Idea

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Theme

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The Truth

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Multiple Choice

The placement of earlier events into the present action, often having a character recall something that happened in the past is known as

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Subplots

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Flashbacks

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Theme

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Foreshadowing

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Multiple Choice

The FOUR basic elements of fiction are:

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Setting, Prediction, Plot, and Theme

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Setting, Plot, Lozenge, and Theme

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Setting, Theme, Inferences, and Plot

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Setting, Characters, Plot, and Theme

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Multiple Choice

A technique that warns readers of future events is known as

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Chronological Order

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Foreshadowing

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Flashbacks

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Sequence of Events

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Multiple Choice

When the author writes fictional stories in a non-linear order, that means the author has written the fictional story in ...

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a way that is not chronological order.

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a way that is in chronological order.

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a way that is real.

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a way that is fake.

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Multiple Choice

A device in which less important events happen at about the same time as the main plot, but in a separate place and to different characters is known as

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Setting

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Plots

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Location

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Subplots

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Multiple Choice

What is characterization?

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The way the writer develops characters.

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The way the reader views the characters.

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The way the writer creates and develops character's personalities.

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How the characters in the story act.

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Multiple Choice

When you are writing a personal narrative, what POV (point of view) should you be writing in?

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3rd Person

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1st Person

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4th Person

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2nd Person

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Multiple Choice

When you are writing a personal narrative, what pronouns should you be using?

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him, her, his, them

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he, she, it, they

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it, he, you, they

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I, me, we, us

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Multiple Choice

The attitude towards a subject is known as

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Tone

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Truth

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Talking

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Temper

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Multiple Choice

In order to have syntax, you must first have what?

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Diction

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Dialogue

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Multiple Choice

The feeling or atmosphere is known as what?

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Voice

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Tone

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Attitude

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Mood

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Multiple Choice

Diction is ...

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the specific words and phrases that are chosen.

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the author's choice of words.

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the author's style.

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the how the author creates a character in the story.

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Multiple Choice

Voice is known as the ...

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use of language that creates a personality we can "see."

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use of language that creates a personality we can "smell."

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use of language that creates a personality we can "feel."

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use of language that creates a personality we can "hear."

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Multiple Choice

When you are writing a narrative, what is it called when a character is speaking/talking?

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Dialect

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Dialogue

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Multiple Choice

Which literary device is used when the writer uses descriptive words and phrases that recreate sensory experiences for the reader?

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Similie

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Onomatopoeia

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Metaphor

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Imagery

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Multiple Choice

Which vocabulary word is a diamond-shaped object?

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Skeptic

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Loiter

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Lozenge

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Insistent

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Multiple Choice

Which vocabulary word is a special way of doing something?

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Knack

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Contagion

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Scam

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Empathy

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Multiple Choice

The time and the place where a story is taking place is known as the ...

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timeline

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location

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setting

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place

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