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Vocabulary words

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

what is the meaning of speaker/narrator

a)

The person who is talking

b)

time/duration (length of time) and place

c)

The lesson learned from the story

d)

A word or phrase that doesn’t have it’s everyday, literal, meaning

2.

what is the meaning of setting

a)

time/duration (length of time) and place

b)

Comparison between two unlike things using like, as, OR than

c)

The people (and sometimes animals) in the story

d)

A comparison between two unlike things without using like, as, OR than

3.

what is the meaning of Character

a)

The lesson learned from the story

b)

Initiating event Rising action climax Falling action resolution

c)

The problem in the story

d)

The people (and sometimes animals) in the story

4.

what is the meaning of Plot

a)

The solution to the conflict (the end)

b)

What happens in the story

c)

The lesson learned from the story

d)

The problem in the story

5.

what is meaning of Plot Diagram

a)

The lesson learned from the story

b)

The problem in the story

c)

Initiating event Rising action climax Falling action resolution

d)

The solution to the conflict (the end).

6.

what is the meaning of Theme

a)

The problem in the story

b)

The solution to the conflict (the end).

c)

Description that appeals to one of the five senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell) Example: The soft light shone through th

d)

The lesson learned from the story

7.

what is the meaning of Conflict/ Central conflict

a)

The problem in the story

b)

The solution to the conflict (the end).

c)

A word or phrase that doesn’t have it’s everyday, literal, meaning

d)

Comparison between two unlike things using like, as, OR than

8.

what is the meaning of Resolution

a)

The solution to the conflict (the end).

b)

The problem in the story

c)

Description that appeals to one of the five senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell)

d)

Comparison between two unlike things using like, as, OR than

9.

what is the meaning of Imagery

a)

Description that appeals to one of the five senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell)

b)

Comparison between two unlike things using like, as, OR than

c)

The solution to the conflict (the end).

d)

A word or phrase that doesn’t have it’s everyday, literal, meaning

10.

what is the meaning of Figurative Language

a)

Description that appeals to one of the five senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell)

b)

Comparison between two unlike things using like, as, OR than

c)

A word or phrase that doesn’t have it’s everyday, literal, meaning

d)

A comparison between two unlike things without using like, as, OR than

11.

what is the meaning of Simile

a)

Description that appeals to one of the five senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell)

b)

Comparison between two unlike things using like, as, OR than

c)

A comparison between two unlike things without using like, as, OR than

d)

When many words in a sentence or group of sentence start with the same sound.

12.

what is the meaning of Metaphor

a)

Comparison between two unlike things using like, as, OR than

b)

Extreme exaggeration

c)

When an author repeats words or phrases to draw attention to an idea

d)

A comparison between two unlike things without using like, as, OR than

13.

what is the meaning of Hyperbole

a)

When an author repeats words or phrases to draw attention to an idea

b)

When many words in a sentence or group of sentence start with the same sound.

c)

Extreme exaggeration

d)

Words that sound like what they mean

14.

what is the meaning of Repetition

a)

When an author repeats words or phrases to draw attention to an idea

b)

When many words in a sentence or group of sentence start with the same sound.

c)

Words that sound like what they mean

d)

Something that can be proven

15.

what is the meaning of Alliteration

a)

When many words in a sentence or group of sentence start with the same sound.

b)

When an author repeats words or phrases to draw attention to an idea

c)

Something that can be proven

d)

Words that sound like what they mean

16.

what is the meaning of Onomatopoeia

a)

Something that cannot be proven.

b)

Something that can be proven

c)

Words that sound like what they mean

d)

something that can be proven

17.

what is the meaning of Fact and Opinion

a)

Something that can be proven

b)

Something that makes something else happen. WHY something happens.

c)

What happened because of a cause

d)

Something that cannot be proven.

18.

what is the meaning of Effect and Cause

a)

Something that makes something else happen. WHY something happens.

b)

The person who is talking

c)

What happened because of a cause

d)

time/duration (length of time) and place