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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
To make known or understand
a)
convey
b)
express
c)
evidence
d)
signal
2.
known to the reader
a)
logical
b)
reveal
c)
dialgogue
d)
illustrate
3.
a picture drawn or painted
a)
caption
b)
prop
c)
illustartion
d)
signal
4.
stress the importance of something
a)
evidence
b)
appeal
c)
emphasize
d)
excerpt
5.
struggle between characters and events
a)
conflict
b)
solution
c)
dialogue
d)
reveal
6.
leading or convincing someone to believe a certain idea
a)
inform
b)
persuade
c)
entertain
d)
narative
7.
letters that slant to the right and is used to emphasise something
a)
bold
b)
underline
c)
italicize
8.
another word for infernce
a)
examine
b)
likely
c)
question
d)
emphasize
9.
conversation between two or more persons
a)
props
b)
dialgue
c)
visualize
d)
parenthesis
10.
a passage or quote taken from a passage
a)
excerpt
b)
letter
c)
entry
d)
script
11.
the words that give the actors instructions on what to do in a play
a)
stage direction
b)
props
c)
speaker
d)
playwritght
12.
a scene in the story that relates to a past event
a)
foreshadow
b)
hightlight
c)
signal
d)
flashback
13.
the feeling that is created in the story
a)
mood
b)
tone
14.
using words that sound like and spelled like how they are said "y'all, fixin'to"
a)
dialect
b)
dialogue
c)
quotation
d)
parethesis
15.
events that will predict what will happen later in the story
a)
flashback
b)
foreshadow
16.
the message or idea that is being presentd in persuasive techniques
a)
offer
b)
claim
c)
bandwagon
d)
testimonial
17.
a poetry paragrahp
a)
stanza
b)
sentence
c)
claim
d)
rhyme
18.
background knowlege plus text evidence
a)
proof
b)
appeal
c)
inference
d)
emphasize
19.
information from the text that is used to back up your answer
a)
evidence
b)
signal
c)
message
d)
appeal
20.
descriptive evidence in the form of stories to communicate a message, usually evoking an emotional response.
a)
sensory language
b)
visualization
c)
appeal
d)
message
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