Unit 1Review

How can you tell if a sentence supports an idea from the passage?

• If it involves something said that is related to the context of the text

• If the author tells you exactly what the idea is

• If it has quotes around it

• If your teacher told you that it is the answer to the question

What does it mean to imply something?

• To say it out loud

• To express, suggest, or show something without stating it directly

• To write down something and pass it to your neighbor

• To use figurative language in your writing

How can an author develop a theme in a text or story?

• By having a character tell it to the reader

• By showing it using different examples that the characters display throughout the story

• By using symbols, setting, dialogue, and action

• By writing it at the end of the text

Why would an author include certain words or sentences to set a mood?

• Mood influences every moment of the story, making you feel something as the reader.

• Mood helps make the story awesome.

• Mood is the same thing as tone, so it helps guide the story along.

• Mood creates a good platform for figurative language.

What is an example of alliteration?

• Sally ate a bacon, egg, and cheese croissant.

• David wanted to go duck hunting this fall.

• The village school with a speedy skip.

• They dash and they tease.

What are some things an author can use to create mood in a story?

• Characters

• Themes

• Rhyme scheme

• Imagery and sensory details

How do you know a text is in chronological order?

• Events are all in the same time period

• It uses words like first, next, during, and finally

• The text talks about people from different time periods

• All of the events happen in the morning

What makes a text be third person?

• I, me, us

• They, he, she

• We, ourselves

• You, yours

What does it mean to have an omniscient narrator?

• The narrator is the main character of the story

• The narrator is the main character's friend

• The narrator is someone who looks in from the outside

• The narrator is like God, looking down on the story and knows everything about everyone

What is something you have to have in a narrative?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Dialogue

• Flashback