Thursday- Week 4 - ECR/Drama Camp Read More

Multiple Choice

What is drama?

• following rules or customs; often in an exact and proper way

• a story written to be performed by actors; a play

• when a portion of the story goes back in time

• a collection of word pictures that appeal to the reader

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What is dialogue?

• told from the viewpoint of one of the characters using the pronouns "I" and "we"

• a conversation between two people

• to show

• when two words rhyme in the same line of poetry

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Read sentence 2 from the story.

Movie night will be on Septem 28th.

What is the correct way to write the underlined word as an abbreviation?

• Change Septem to sep.

• Change Septem  to Sept.

• Change Septem to Se.

• Make no change.

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Read sentence 7 from the story.

If there is rain, movie night will be moved to Saturday.

What is the correct way to write the underlined word as an abbreviation?

• Change Saturday to Sat.

• Change Saturday to Satur.

• Change Saturday to Sa.

• Change Saturday to S.

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Read sentence 5 from the story.

Salmar Park is at 6806 Bradley Street.

What is the correct way to write the underlined word as an abbreviation?

• Change Street to St.

• Change Street  to ST

• Change Street to Str.

• Change Street to STR

Vocabulary Quest

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What is exaggerate?

• the use of clues to suggest events that will happen later in the plot

• A special fact or event which can be observed and /or documented

• a conversation between two people

• to say that something is larger or greater than it really is; "to stretch the truth"

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What is figurative language?

• the reason a character says or does something

• the repeated use of words or sounds

• language that means more than what is says on the surface; usually gives us a feeling about its subject

• the GROUP of lines in a poem (like a paragraph in a story)

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What is moral?

• the person who wrote the play/drama

• A practical lesson about right and wrong

• the use of words that represent sounds

• the person who is telling the story; the speaker

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What are drawing conclusions?

• combining several pieces of information to make an inference

• casual

• elaborate exaggeration

• a literary work based on the imagination and not necessarily on fact

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What are captions?

• the turning point in the action of a story- the problem is solved

• make visible

• small text found near a picture that provides important information about the picture

• where information comes from

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What is main idea?

• What a piece of writing is mainly about

• the various methods of communicating information

• a beginning or coming into being

• something that gets in the way of a goal

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What is plot?

• giving human qualities to non-human things

• a comparison or two unlike things without using like or as

• the events that make up a story

• writing that tells how to do something

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What is a narrator?

• the person who is telling the story; the speaker

• the perspective from which a story is told

• a drawing or picture

• to prove that something is right by giving reasons

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What is onomatopoeia?

• the way a character or author feels about a situation

• the use of words that represent sounds

• words that are written in italics (slanted)

• a part taken from a longer story

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What is imagery?

• the items on stage that the actor use

• a fiction story about Gods, Goddesses, or heroes

• words that create a picture in your mind by using your 5 senses (see, hear, smell, taste, touch)

• directions in a play that tell the actor how to speak or what to do

Multiple Choice

What is compare and contrast?

• when and where a story takes place

• the use of words that represent sounds

• shows how 2 or more things are alike and different

• how the conflict is solved or fixed

Multiple Choice

A diagram- 

• labels the parts of something.
• identifies the main idea. 
• is used like a title. 
• is used to tell directions. 

Multiple Choice

Lines in poetry are like- 

• sentences 
• paragraphs 
• the whole poem 
• the poet 

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Stanzas in poetry are like- 

• lines 
• the poet 
• paragraphs 
• the whole selection 

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What is alliteration?

• the repetition of consonant SOUNDS at the beginning of words. For example, Sally sells seashells by the sea shore.

• The reason why something happens

• In the time order in which events happened

• helpful

Multiple Choice

Rhyming words are- 

• words that have the same initial sound 
• words that have the same meaning 
• words that have the same ending sound 
• words that mean the opposite 

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A free verse poem- 

• Helps the reader see what is happening.
• Has no rhyme pattern. 
• Tells the feeling of the poem.
• Is hilarious! 

Multiple Choice

The main idea of a selection can be identified with-

• The title of the selection

• The author of a selection

• Photographs

• captions

Multiple Choice

A narrator outside of the story tells the story.

• First Person

• Third Person

Multiple Choice

What is the voice behind the story?

It is WHO is telling the story!

• Person

• Character

• Point of View

• Dialogue

Multiple Choice

If stories have the words “Her” “He” “They” or “Them” in it, it is told in ___ ___ point of view.

• First Person

• Third Person

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If stories have the words “I” “Me” “We” or “My” in it, it is told in ___ ___ point of view.

• First Person

• Third Person

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A character in the story tells the story.

• First Person

• Third Person

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• First Person

• Third Person

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• First Person

• Third Person

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• First Person

• Third Person

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• First Person

• Third Person