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How might a character act if he felt sad? 

• put his head down and sigh 
• yell and jump up and down 
• smile and wave
• laugh until his side hurt 

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What type of characterization is the following example?
Brandon leaned back in his chair during the lecture.  He was bored with the classes discussion of rock formations.

• direct characterization
• indirect characterization

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Spoken lines in a play

• Dialogue
• Logos
• Props
• Scenes

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She cleared her throat to make her presence known, trying not to interrupt but needing to speak to the man immediately.

• no imagery
• visual imagery
• sound imagery
• touch imagery

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He swallowed it quickly, feeling the burn as the bitter liquid slid down his throat.

• touch and taste imagery
• visual and taste imagery
• no imagery
• smell and touch imagery

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Identify the transition words or phrases.
"Meanwhile, have a chocolate chip cookie", smiled the kind lady.

• Meanwhile
• have
• smiled
• kind

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The author wants the reader to create a picture of a person, place or a thing by using their five senses

• inform
• describe
• persuade
• explain

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description that appeals to the five senses

• imagery

• symbol

• conveying

• illustrations

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The author develops the character's personality through

• A. theme

• B. setting

• C. characterization

• D. onomatopoeia

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Which structure tells the order that events occur?

• Cause & Effect

• Problem & Solution

• Chronological Order

• Compare & Contrast

• Descriptive

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