Leap English

Select ALL of the answers that show the author's STYLE.

• Diction (word choice)

• Imagery (appealing to 5 senses)

• Details (facts included or left out)

• Language (figurative, academic, common)

• Syntax (sentence structure)

If you do not address the question prompt on the essay portion of the LEAP, you will receive 0 points.

• True

• False

Select ALL of the answers that should be apply to a NARRATIVE essay you write on the LEAP.

• descriptive details included imagery

• dialogue or speech of characters

• the correct point of view / perspective asked in the prompt

• keep it in the same universe as the text

• be as long as necessary to make sense with the prompt

Select ALL that could be described as the AUTHOR'S PURPOSE in an answer on the LEAP.

• Persuade

• Money

• Entertain

• Inform

to suddenly be seen; to come into sight

• appear

• base

• explore

• pretend

Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of the verb 'leap'?

• She leap over the fence gracefully.

• She leaped over the fence gracefully.

• She leaping over the fence gracefully.

• She leaps over the fence gracefully.

What is the past tense of the verb 'leap'?

• Leaped

• Leapt

• Leap

• Leaping

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word 'leap' as a noun.

• The cat made a leap onto the table.

• She leap over the puddle.

• He is leap the fence.

• They leap every morning.

Which of the following words is a synonym for 'leap'?

• Jump

• Walk

• Run

• Sit

Identify the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement:

• The frogs leaps into the pond.

• The frog leap into the pond.

• The frogs leap into the pond.

• The frog leaps into the pond.