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Sol review vocab

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an example of a narrator?

a)

The wheelchair

b)

Melody from out of my mind

c)

Blanket

d)

Melody's dad

2.

What is the solution?

a)

ending

b)

Climax

c)

Resolution

d)

Falling action

3.

What is an example of a hyperbole?

a)

He was jumping like a frog.

b)

BAM!

c)

He was as smart as Einstein

d)

My backpack ways a ton

4.

What is an example of the solution

a)

Eel runs away

b)

Eel finds the way to stop the virus from spreading

c)

Eel draws a map

d)

Eel talks with his brother

5.

What is a narrator/speaker

a)

A person

b)

The event that happens to lead up to the climax

c)

The person who is talking and "spectating"

d)

A robot

6.

What is a hyperbole

a)

A comparison without like or as

b)

An exaggeration

c)

A comparison with like or as

d)

The beginning of the story

7.

What is an Onomatopoeia

a)

A word

b)

A word that means smart

c)

A word that is spelled exactly as it is sounds

d)

A comparison

8.

What is an example of Onomatopoeia

a)

He was as small as a pebble

b)

BANG!

c)

Jack running

d)

Her heart is ice

9.

What is a cause

a)

The start of a story

b)

A fancy way of saying the setting

c)

Why something happens

d)

The solution

10.

What is an example of the cause

a)

John solved the crime

b)

The order of something

c)

I broke my moms phone

d)

The explanation of something

11.

What is mood

a)

What the author feels

b)

How the author writes

c)

The main idea

d)

How you feel when you read

12.

What is an example of mood

a)

When you feel bad for Melody because she is describing her disability

b)

Gary Paulson writes very formally and with no mistakes

c)

The main character is desperate and hopeless

d)

The author of Out of My Mind writes in incomplete sentences and short phrases

13.

What are signal words that should point to Compare and Contrast

a)

The, and, so

b)

The problem, solved by, issue

c)

similar, alike, same, different, unlike

d)

Next, then, finally

14.

What should you think of when you see compare and contrast?

a)

A table

b)

A Venn diagram

c)

A graph

d)

A piece of paper

15.

What is a opinion?

a)

A statement that can be proven by data

b)

Something that cannot be proven

c)

True Data

d)

Another word for nonfiction

16.

What is an example of an opinion?

a)

Trees are producers

b)

My height is 5,4

c)

Jellyfish don't have brains

d)

Michael Jordan is better than Lebron James

17.

What is an example of a plot diagram?

a)
b)
c)
18.

What are the parts of the plot diagram

a)

Mood, tone, voice

b)

main idea, theme, summary

c)

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

d)

hook, thesis statement, conclusion

19.

What is an example of a character?

a)

Eel from the great trouble

b)

Melody's wheelchair

c)

The water bottle

d)

when a character changes

20.

What is the character

a)

The point when a person changes

b)

The people and sometimes animals in the story

c)

The way the story is solved

d)

The setting