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WorksheetsPentathlon Lit Review #1
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
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1.
When answering critical reading questions, the answers must always be
a)
inferred.
b)
found in the passage.
c)
guessed, based on your prior knowledge.
d)
determined by the theme of the story.
2.
Written documents in the literature portion of the test may include...
a)
Fiction, Biographies, and Letters
b)
Non-Fiction, Comic Books, and Letters
c)
Newspaper Columns, Children's Books, and Magazine Articles
d)
Text Book Pages, Magazines, and Biographies
3.
What items in a piece of writing will help you identify it as a piece of fiction?
a)
It shares the writer's thoughts
b)
It addresses the audience and uses specific rhetoric
c)
It has story elements
d)
It is focused on one specific topic of interest
4.
What items in a piece of writing will help you identify it as a letter?
a)
It shares the writer's thoughts
b)
It addresses the audience and uses specific rhetoric
c)
It has story elements
d)
It is focused on one specific topic of interest
5.
What items in a piece of writing will help you identify it as a speech?
a)
It shares the writer's thoughts
b)
It addresses the audience and uses specific rhetoric
c)
It has story elements
d)
It is focused on one specific topic of interest
6.
What items in a piece of writing will help you identify it as an essay or article?
a)
It shares the writer's thoughts
b)
It addresses the audience and uses specific rhetoric
c)
It has story elements
d)
It is focused on one specific topic of interest
7.
Critical reading questions are usually divided into two categories. Reading for meaning and reading for analysis. Reading for meaning focuses on
a)
the author's message.
b)
what the passage is saying.
c)
how the author shared the information.
d)
the theme of the passage.
8.
Critical reading questions are usually divided into two categories. Reading for meaning and reading for analysis. Reading for analysis focuses on
a)
the author's message.
b)
what the passage is saying.
c)
how the author shared the information.
d)
the theme of the passage.
9.
Questions also may focus on Author's Purpose. What are the three letters used to represent author's purpose?
a)
A.C.T
b)
T.R.Y
c)
P.I.E.
d)
F.U.N
10.
What does the P represent in Author's Purpose?
a)
People
b)
Pursuade
c)
Purpose
d)
Parenthesis
11.
What does the I represent in Author's Purpose?
a)
Inform
b)
Interest
c)
Include
d)
Independent
12.
What does the E represent in Author's Purpose?
a)
Educate
b)
Elevate
c)
Exact
d)
Entertain
13.
What are the two areas that are needed in order to make an inference?
a)
Prior knowledge and evidence from the story
b)
Details of the story and the author's message
c)
Author's purpose and setting
d)
The story's climax and the main character
14.
What can you use to detect the author's attitude toward the subject?
a)
Tone, the words they use
b)
The actions of the characters
c)
The setting where the story takes place
d)
The description of the event
15.
What is first person point of view?
a)
The narrator is one of the characters in the story
b)
The narrator is the main character in the story
c)
The narrator can see and hear the thoughts and feelings of all the characters
d)
The narrator is not a part of the story at all
16.
What is third person point of view?
a)
The narrator is one of the characters in the story and will use personal pronouns
b)
The narrator is the main character in the story and will speak with personal pronouns
c)
The narrator can see and hear the thoughts and feelings of all the characters and does not use any personal pronouns
d)
The narrator is not a part of the story at all and only tells of the actions of all the characters
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