Quiz about Weekly Analogies + Narrative Analysis

Question 1

oak : tree :: rose : ________

Accepted Answer

flower

Answer

red

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garden

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plant

Question 2

baseball : hit :: football : ________

Accepted Answer

catch

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pass

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kick

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tackle

Question 3

water : wet :: dust : ________

Accepted Answer

dry

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moist

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sticky

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soft

Question 4

fish : swim :: toad : ________

Accepted Answer

hop

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fly

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crawl

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run

Question 5

thank : thanked :: speak : ________

Accepted Answer

spoke

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spoken

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speaking

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speaks

Question 6

drum : beat :: horn : ________

Accepted Answer

blow

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ring

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strike

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tap

Question 7

Put an X on the one that does not belong.

Accepted Answer

water hose

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tire

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ladder

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ax

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engine

Question 8

Layla and Anjali always ________ their lunch.

Accepted Answer

bring

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brung

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bringing

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brought

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brings

Question 9

I __________ to my grandma everyday.

Accepted Answer

talk

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talking

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talks

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talked

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will talk

Question 10

Story openers are ways a writer can _____________ her story.

Accepted Answer

start

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finish

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move along

Question 11

Story closers are ways an author can ________ his narrative.

Accepted Answer

end

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begin

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start

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move along

Question 12

Story movers help _____________.

Accepted Answer

move the story along

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begin the story

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end the story

Question 13

Choose the dialogue that is written correctly.

Accepted Answer

"Happy Birthday, Anjali," said Porter.

Answer

"Happy Birthday, Anjali, said Noemie"

Answer

"Happy Birthday, Anjali," said Koda

Answer

Happy Birthday, Anjali, said Kenyara.

Question 14

Read this short story and pay attention to the words that move the story along.

Kayleigh and her friends were at her house for a sleepover. They were about to order pizza and watch a movie. At that moment, Kayleigh's dog ran out the front door and sprinted towards the woods close to their house. All the girls ran outside to help look for the dog. Then, Kayleigh divided the girls into two groups and they searched for hours, calling his name and asking everyone if they'd seen a black and white dog. At last, when they were about to give up, the dog came happily sprinting home, as if he'd never been gone. Kayleigh and her friends were so relieved.

What story movers did the author use?

Accepted Answer

At that moment,

Accepted Answer

Then,

Accepted Answer

At last,

Answer

Kayleigh and her friends were so relieved.

Answer

Kayleigh and her friends were at her house for a sleepover.

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