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Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
What change should be made to this sentence - Your needed in the office!
Change office to Office
Change needed to neded
Change your to you're
Insert a comma after needed
What does an effective summary include?
Information about the beginning, middle, and end
Many specific details
The names of every character in the story
All of the above
A complex sentence is...
A dependent clause + an independent clause
A single independent clause
An independent clause + an independent clause
A dependent clause + a dependent clause
What 2 independent clauses are joined correctly?
I asked Lisa to pick me up on time, she was still late.
I asked Lisa to pick me up on time, but she was still late.
I asked Lisa to pick me up on time; but she was still late
I asked Lisa to pick me up on time but she was still late.
What change should be made to this sentence - The students grades on their exams were great!
Change students to student's
Change exams to Exams
Change their to they're
Change students to students'
Because she was late to school, Bethany had to sign the tardy sheet when she got to class. - to what noun (antecedent) does the pronoun "she" refer to?
School
Bethany
Class
The teacher
Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon (;)?
You can come pick me up now; I am feeling much better.
You can come pick me up now; because I am feeling much better.
You can come; pick me up now I am feeling much better.
You can come pick me up now I am; feeling much better.
Can you use a dictionary on your exam?
I have no clue
What's a dictionary?
No
Yes
What is theme?
The author's attitude
The characters' personalities
The way the protagonist acts
The lesson learned or the message
What are the "paragraphs" in a poem called?
Lines
Stanzas
Paragraphs
Chunks of lines
What is mood?
The author's feelings towards the subject
How the passage is written
What the deeper meaning behind the passage is
How the passage makes the reader feel
What type of point of view uses words like - "I, Me, My, Mine"?
Second person
First person
Third person omniscient
Third person limited
What type of point of view used words like - "You, Yours, Your"?
Second person
First person
Third person limited
Third person omniscient
What is tone?
How the passage is written
The author's feelings towards a certain passage/subject
How the passage makes the reader feel
The author's tone
What is alliteration?
The repetition of beginning sounds
The repetition of ending sounds
The repetition of internal vowel sounds
The repetition of internal consonant sounds
Which is an example of alliteration?
Chloe went to the store to buy some milk.
My dog won't stop chewing the carpet.
My cat is meowing and being annoying.
Tim took tons of tools to make toys for the children.
What is a topic sentence and what should be included in it?
An example
A sentence with the main topic and examples
A sentence telling us what the body paragraph will be about
A sentence about the whole essay
What is the correct way to write a parenthetical/in-text citation?
"Greasers will still be Greasers" (Hinton 111).
"Greasers will still be Greasers." (Hinton 111).
"Greasers will still be Greasers." (Hinton 111)
"Greasers will still be Greasers (Hinton 111)."
Which of these scenarios needs an in-text or parenthetical citation?
When using a direct quote
When quoting something from a source
When using paraphrased information
All of the above
What is the purpose of an informational essay/text?
To explain or inform
To persuade
To entertain
To tell a story
What is the setting?
The turning point in the story
The main character's traits
When and where/time and place
The resolution
What is included in your body paragraph in an informational essay?
Hook, bridge, thesis
Topic sentence, example, commentary, concluding sentence
Thesis, example, commentary, conclusion
Topic sentence, example, concluding sentence
What should you use to annotate your poem?
SWIFT
TPFASTT
CAST
Nothing
What point of view uses words like - "She, He, They, Them" and the reader can only see the thoughts and feelings of one character?
Third person limited
Second person
Third person omniscient
First person
What is a claim?
The side of the argument the author is arguing.
The other side of the argument.
The reason behind the author's argument.
Evidence
What is a counter claim?
Evidence to back up the claim.
The author's belief or reasoning
The other side of the argument.
A persuasive appeal.
What is the rebuttal?
The other side of the argument.
A persuasive appeal to make people feel bad.
Evidence with an expert opinion.
The author proving why the counter claim is incorrect.
A commercial with an animal shelter asking you to donate is what type of appeal?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
A passage that includes evidence from a well-known doctor is what type of appeal?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
Subjective POV
The author states their opinion and thoughts
The author only uses facts and information, no opinions.
There is a narrator
There is a speaker
A traditional poem has -
Written like free speech or a normal conversation
no rhyme scheme
A rhyme scheme & set number of lines in each stanza
multiple stanzas
