WorksheetsAlmost EOY Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 10hrs 46mins
reason the author wrote the passage.
general, overall idea of what the passage is about.
the lesson the author wants the reader to know.
specific point the author is trying to make.
topic.
main idea.
theme.
author's purpose.
the general, overall idea of the passage.
the specific point the author is trying to make.
the lesson the author wants the reader to know.
the most important detail.
what you already know.
text details.
the main idea.
an educated guess.
logical.
simple.
detailed.
reasonable.
main idea.
theme.
main detail.
central idea.
conflict.
climax.
setting.
main detail.
antagonist.
protagonist.
bad guy.
anthropologist.
setting.
resolution.
rising action.
exposition.
climax.
resolution.
conflict.
exposition.
When the author shows the reader what a character’s personality is, he/she is using _______ characterization.
direct
real
indirect
dynamic
When the author tells the reader about a character's personality, he/she is using _______ characterization.
indirect
direct
classic
static
a metaphor.
a symbol.
simile.
hyperbole.
personification.
hyperbole.
onomatopoeia.
symbolism.
hyperbole.
symbolism.
alliteration.
a metaphor.
a simile.
onomatopoeia.
alliteration.
a metaphor.
a simile.
personification.
a metaphor.
alliteration.
onomatopoeia.
metaphor.
hyperbole.
personification.
LATES.
SLATE.
STEAL .
TEALS.
Theme is a universal lesson or moral, and main idea is what a text is mostly about.
Theme is what the text is mostly about, and main idea is the universal lesson it teaches.
Theme is the topic of the text, and main idea is the point the author is trying to make.
Theme supports the main idea, and main idea is the topic of a text.
the moral.
the topic.
the main idea.
the key detail.
the major conflict.
where and when the story takes place.
part of the rising action.
where and when the falling action takes place.
In the falling action, the reader finds out...
the central conflict.
the setting.
how the central conflict gets solved.
who the protagonist and antagonist are.
Information that is presented in order over a period of time is called...
sequence.
cause and effect.
chronological.
compare and contrast.
When one or more things happen as a result of something else happening is called...
cause and effect.
problem and solution.
chronological.
description.
A recipe is an example of...
cause and effect.
chronological.
sequence.
problem and solution.
An essay about pollution and what can be done to get rid of it is an example of...
problem and solution.
cause and effect.
description.
sequence.
When someone tells you what is similar and what is different about two separate things, they are using which kind of text structure?
Problem and solution
Compare and contrast
Chronological
Description
Karen is a real jerk! She's rude, insensitive, and cruel. I really can't stand her!
What kind of characterization is being used to describe Karen?
Direct
Indirect
If you want to find Steve on a Sunday afternoon, you'll find him down at the food bank helping out in the morning. After that, he'll be running errands for his elderly neighbors. What a guy!
We understand that Steve is charitable and kind because he is being characterized...
directly.
indirectly.
The (a) is where the reader finds out about characters and setting.
Which sentence best describes the main idea of the paragraph?
