English Review

Setting:

• The most intense part of the story

• The time and place in which a story takes place

• A reference to another work of art

• Part of a sentence that doesn't make sense on its own.

Central/Main idea:

• An analogy

• The most important sentence in an essay

• A supporting detail in a paragraph

• A reference to another work of art

Summary:

• When you introduce your topic in an essay

• The second paragraph in an argumentative essay

• Retelling the most important parts of what you read, in your own words

• Proof that backs up what you are saying

Theme:

• The attitude of the author

• The lesson the author is trying to get across

• Time and place of a story

• The most intense part of a story

A comparison of two things, using "like" or as:

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Thesis

• Motive

Forces of negative thoughts or behavior coming from inside the character's mind:

• External conflict

• Climax

• Consolation

• Internal conflict

Which word completes the sentence correctly? ______ going to be late for the bus!

• There

• Their

• They're

• Thier

What is wrong with this sentence? Can you send the video link to Kailey and I?

• "I" should be first.

• No errors

• "I" should be "me".

• The sentence should end with an exclamation point.

What's wrong with this sentence? I should of done my laundry on Sunday.

• All good!

• "Of" should be "have".

• "Should" should be "should've".

• The punctuation is wrong.

Which word completes this sentence properly? Our team might ________ the debate.

• lose

• loose

• lost

• losing