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Vocabulary for EOG Part1

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
to put to some practical use
a)
apply
b)
assume
c)
almanac
d)
analogies
2.
the problem in a story
a)
contrast
b)
compare
c)
conflict
d)
biography
3.
conversation, as with characters in a story
a)
drama
b)
convince
c)
convey
d)
dialogue
4.
to state something in detail or add more details
a)
except
b)
estimate
c)
elaborate
d)
evaluate
5.
main part or detail
a)
genre
b)
graphic organizer
c)
frequently
d)
feature
6.
stories that describe the adventures of great heroes (with no supernatural powers) passed down through generations
a)
poem
b)
historical fiction
c)
legend
d)
myth
7.
to point out
a)
infer
b)
imagine
c)
indicate
d)
elaborate
8.
fiction that seems like it could be true
a)
predict
b)
primarily
c)
realistic fiction
d)
fiction
9.
almost the same
a)
compare
b)
best
c)
approximate
d)
assume
10.
true story about someone written by someone else
a)
autobiography
b)
fiction
c)
biography
d)
poem
11.
to make known; to get a point across
a)
details
b)
bold print
c)
affect
d)
convey
12.
something that proves 
a)
fable
b)
fiction
c)
evidence
d)
definition
13.
public notice or announcement of something for sale
a)
clarify
b)
best
c)
advertisement
d)
almanac
14.
most suitable
a)
best
b)
conflict
c)
brochure
d)
compare
15.
intended to make believe what is not true
a)
drama
b)
classify
c)
deceptive
d)
determine
16.
to influence or produce a change in something
a)
assume
b)
affect
c)
compare
d)
dialogue
17.
the persons in a play, story, novel, etc.
a)
actors
b)
conflict
c)
characters
d)
classify
18.
to persuade by argument or evidence
a)
deceptive
b)
best
c)
convince
d)
compare
19.
author's use of emotion in writing
a)
apply
b)
author's craft
c)
author's tone 
d)
characters
20.
heavy or dark print
a)
italics
b)
convince
c)
font
d)
bold print
21.
statement or passage that describes
a)
description
b)
drama
c)
advertisement
d)
fiction
22.
the writer's story of his or her life (true story)
a)
biography
b)
fiction
c)
autobiography
d)
historical fictio
23.
to put into groups
a)
definition
b)
classify
c)
clarify
d)
assume
24.
play
a)
poem
b)
song 
c)
lyric
d)
drama
25.
comparisons between items using a common relationship
a)
classify
b)
analogies
c)
contrast
d)
determine
26.
to find similarities
a)
contrast
b)
assume
c)
compare
d)
convince
27.
language that makes you see a picture in your mind
a)
details
b)
dialogue
c)
descriptive language
d)
dialect
28.
to separate into parts to find out something about the whole
a)
assume
b)
analyze
c)
apply
d)
atlas
29.
a small, folded paper full of facts and information about a given topic
a)
research paper
b)
slide presentation
c)
novel
d)
brochure
30.
meaning of a word, phrase, etc.
a)
dialect
b)
defintion
c)
details
d)
description
31.
suppose something to be true
a)
lie
b)
affect 
c)
analyze
d)
assume
32.
to find the differences
a)
characteristics
b)
contrast
c)
convince
d)
apply
33.
small parts that make up a whole
a)
analyze
b)
details
c)
dialect
d)
determine
34.
a book of maps
a)
almanac
b)
map
c)
atlas
d)
fiction
35.
to clear up
a)
convey
b)
clarify
c)
contrast
d)
compare
36.
to find out exactly
a)
determine
b)
details
c)
contrast
d)
compare
37.
the way an author chooses to write
a)
author's tone
b)
genre
c)
fiction
d)
author's craft
38.
a distinguishing trait, feature, or quality
a)
character
b)
characteristics
c)
biography
d)
conflict
39.
the way a certain group of people from a certain place talk
a)
pronunciation guide
b)
verbs
c)
dialect
d)
commas
40.
a book published annually, containing facts and statistics about that year.
a)
fiction
b)
genre
c)
almanac
d)
atlas
41.
list of characters in a play or drama
a)
cast of characters
b)
characteristics
c)
play
d)
stage directions
42.
verbs that help you see a picture
a)
dialect
b)
details
c)
descriptive verbs
d)
defintion