WorksheetsLesson 10 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
Form (n.)
How knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.
What you ask someone when you want to check how you're doing
The shape or structure of a story.
The subject matter or substance of a story.
Content (n.)
How knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.
What knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.
To be happy
The shape or structure of a story.
A responsive way to use words and actions to skillfully illuminate the elements and thoughts of a story while also helping the person who is listening to the story to use their imagination.
Power
Poetry
Storytelling
Form
power (n.)
What you feel when you win
Being very good at manipulating or changing feelings or ways of thinking.
The series of poems has a narrative structure.
A series of emotions that you obtain when you shoot a ball into a hoop.
Each poem stands on its own as a complete poem and captures a specific moment, scene, idea, or development of plot or character.
Stanza
Narrative
Novel-in-verse
Short story
A half circle that goes behind the free throw line on a basketball court.
Top of the key
Dribble
Lay up
Free throw
Gaining a point by directly putting the ball in the basket from above, rather than shooting the ball.
Drive
Dribble
Fast Break
Dunk
An undefended shot from a line 15 feet away from the basket, usually in response to a foul on the defense
Drive
Backboard
Rim
Top of the key
Free throw
Bouncing a ball up and down while moving toward the basket in basketball.
Dribble
Dunk
Drive
Fast break
In basketball, a quick movement of the ball by the offense in order to get ahead of the defense and score.
Top of the key
Lay up
Fast break
Dunk
(a) is how a person defines herself or himself.
Expresses, or indicates, a fact or opinion; adds detail or describes what happens.
Indicative Mood
Imperative Mood
Interrogative Mood
Expresses, or asks, a question; inverts the subject-verb order.
Indicative Mood
Imperative Mood
Interrogative Mood
Expresses, or states, a command; subject is implied “you.”
Indicative Mood
Imperative Mood
Interrogative Mood
An (a) is a poem in praise or celebration of something or someone, usually expressing deep love or admiration for the subject, and usually in a lofty and enthusiastic style.
A path that defines the borders of a form, varies in shape and thickness, and can provide information around a work of art through its type and direction.
Line
Perspective
Vanishing point
Collage
Seeing or understanding a thing from a distinct position and point of view.
Line
Perspective
Vanishing point
Collage
A type of art in which materials such as photographs, images from magazines, cloth, buttons, etc. are pasted to surface.
Line
Perspective
Vanishing point
Collage
The place at which two lines that run beside one another appear to join or meet.
Line
Perspective
Vanishing point
Collage
The book we are reading is called (a)
