The summary of a text _____ .

provides a brief overview of the main topics covered in the text

discusses the author's personal life instead of the main points

includes irrelevant details from the text

lists the page numbers where the text can be found

should be based on the evidence provided and should be supported by logical reasoning

should be random and not related to the information

should be irrelevant to the evidence

should be based on personal opinions

Coach Flood is know for saying _____ .

Never back down; Never give up.

Quitters never win; Winners never quit.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.

I might have been born last, but it wasn't last night.

Character development _____ .

involves observing how a character evolves emotionally, mentally, and behaviorally as the story progresses.

is not important in analyzing a text

only involves physical changes in appearance

is solely based on the character's dialogue

impacts the events in the story by influencing the characters' behaviors and decisions, as well as creating a specific atmosphere or mood.

changes randomly throughout the story

has no impact on the events in the story

only affects the physical appearance of the characters

The author's use of imagery enhances the reader's understanding by _____ .

creating vivid mental pictures.

providing a detailed analysis of the plot

using a variety of fonts and colors

MARK ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following can be themes?

Love, forgiveness, and redemption

Hope, courage, and perseverance

How can you predict the outcome of the story?

by analyzing the characters, setting, conflicts, and foreshadowing within the plot.

by ignoring all details and making a random guess

by guessing the ending based on the cover of the book

by asking a friend who has never read the story for their prediction

he central conflict in the passage _____ .

is the main struggle or problem that drives the plot and creates tension among characters.

is resolved immediately and does not move the plot at all

Foreshadowing _____ .

is achieved through subtle hints or clues about future events in the text

is achieved by using unrelated events to hint at future occurrences

is achieved by revealing all future events at the beginning of the text

is achieved through direct statements about past events in the text

What textual evidence supports the theme of the passage?

Identifying quotes that reflect the central theme of the passage

Ignoring quotes that relate to the theme

Listing quotes that contradict the central theme

Focusing on quotes from a different passage

What is the correct order for answering the RLA 7th Grade STAAR Test?

1. & 2. Multiple Choice or Compostion 2. Whichever one you didn't do first 3. Paired Passage 4. Revising 5. Editing

1. Editing 2. Revising 3. Paired Passages 4. Composition 5. Multiple Choice

1. & 2. Multiple Choice or Compostion 2. Whichever one you didn't do first 3. Editing 4. Revising 5. Paired Passages

1. & 2. Multiple Choice or Compostion 2. Whichever one you didn't do first 3. Editing 4. Paired Passage 5. Revising

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Mrs. Fenton's favorite college sports team is NOT _____ .

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Oklahoma University

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CCSS.RI.8.2

CCSS.RL.6.2

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CCSS.RL.7.2

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What connections can you make between this passage and a real-life situation?

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Analyzing literature can help us understand and navigate complex real-life situations.

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