WorksheetsGrowing Up - Unit Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the meaning for the stem word, -flect-?
Think carefully
Bend
Bad
Give
What is the meaning for the stem word, -mis-/-mit-?
Send
Give
Know
Mind
What is the meaning for the stem word, -trib-?
Bend
Give
Mind
Know
What is the meaning for the stem word, -cogn-?
Bad
Pay
Let Go
Know
What is the meaning for the stem word, -mem-?
Bend
Send
Mind
Give
What is the meaning for the stem word, -mal-?
Bad
Bend
Send
Mind
What is the meaning for the stem word, -spec-?
Give
See
Send
Know
What is the meaning for the stem word, un-?
Not
One
Under
The
What type of genre tells a true story from a specific time period in someone's own life?
Science Fiction
Memoir
Lyric Poem
Realistic Fiction
What type of genre format tells an amusing story through pictures and speech balloons?
Science Fiction
Nonfiction Narrative
Comic
Realistic Fiction
What type of genre tells stories of actual or imagined science or technology?
Science Fiction
Nonfiction Narrative
Fantasy
Realistic Fiction
What keywords will a reader find to identify the first person point of view?
You
He
Them
Me
What keywords will a reader find to identify the second person point of view?
You
He
Them
Me
If the reader can see inside the mind of only one character, what type of point of view would it be?
Third Person Objective
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
First Person
If the reader can see inside the mind of two or more characters, what type of point of view would it be?
Third Person Objective
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
First Person
If the reader can see inside the mind of zero characters, what type of point of view would it be?
Third Person Objective
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
First Person
In a comic, the oval or circular shape that shows what a character is saying or thinking is called...
Dialogue
Quotation Marks
Speech Bubble
Speech Balloon
The individual frames that are found in a comic are called...
Panels
Frames
Windows
Sections
When a reader makes a connection from their book to their personal experiences, they are making a...
Text-to-Text Connection
Text-to-Self Connection
Text-to-World Connection
When a reader makes a connection from their book to another book, they are making a...
Text-to-Text Connection
Text-to-Self Connection
Text-to-World Connection
When a reader makes a connection from their book to society, they are making a...
Text-to-Text Connection
Text-to-Self Connection
Text-to-World Connection
The most important point or message the author wants the reader to know is called a...
Topic
Supporting Evidence
Controlling Idea
Theme
When the reader is taken back to a scene that happened in the past, what are they experiencing?
Foreshadowing
Past Experience
Flashback
Memory
Which of the following words best explains a symbol?
Representing something else
Duplicating something else
Renaming something else
Describing something else
Which of the following words is NOT an example of onomatopoeia?
Crash
Beep
Stumble
Shush
Which of the following elements of plot introduces the characters, setting, and conflict of the story?
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
Which of the following elements of plot begins the conflict and develops the story?
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
Which of the following elements of plot is the turning point of the story?
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
Which of the following elements of plot is the aftermath of the climax and the intensity lessens?
Exposition
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
Which of the following elements of plot explains the story coming to a reasonable ending.
Exposition
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
