Worksheets7th and 8th Grade Second Semester Review
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
A truth about life that is revealed in a story is?
tone
mood
message
theme
What is flashback?
a clue that predicts a bad outcome
the author interrupts the plot to recreate an event of earlier time
when the author writes the most exciting part of a story
when lightning flashes back
The events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution are _____________.
rising action
falling action
resolution
exposition
The chain of events that make up a story is ___________.
plot
rising action
inciting incident
climax
A comparison that uses like or as is a ___________.
hyperbole
oxymoron
metaphor
simile
Using an object or word to represent an abstract idea is ____________.
symbolism
personification
theme
mood
A single line of a poem is ______________.
stanza
rhyme
verse
rhythm
the atmosphere or feeling created by a work of literature
tone
mood
theme
symbolism
the repetition of the same initial consonant sound among words
altoid
homophone
alliteration
assonance
a grouped set of lines in a poem set apart with a line of space
verse
rhyme
pattern
stanza
a group of words whose collective meaning is quite different from their individual, literal meaning
adage
idiom
imagery
illusion
the time and place of a story
setting
plot
inciting incident
climax
the standpoint from which a story is told
mood
tone
point of view
first person
vivid writing that appeals to the senses
idiom
illustration
illusion
imagery
the most exciting or intense part of the story for the protagonist; a turning point in the story
climax
rising action
exposition
resolution
where the setting, characters, and basic situation are revealed
exposition
expanse
rising action
setting
comparison of unlike things by saying that one thing is a dissimilar object or thing
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
a point of view in which the narrator is a person in the story
third person
first person
second person
fourth person
an exaggeration that cannot possibly be true
metaphor
idiom
simile
hyperbole
hints or clues that suggest what may happen later in a story
foreshadowing
flashback
mood
tone
the main part of the story where complications arise
falling action
resolution
rising action
climax
words whose sounds suggest their meaning
imagery
alliteration
oxymoron
onomatopoeia
the end of the story where the main conflict is resolved
resolution
falling action
climax
theme
giving human qualities to nonhuman things
humanization
personification
foreshadowing
alliteration
the narrator is not in the story but focuses on one character’s point of view
first person
omniscient
second person
third person
the main character of a story
antagonist
secondary character
the bad guy or girl
protagonist
character against the protagonist
the good guy or girl
antagonist
secondary character
unimportant character
conversation between characters
quotes
conflict
dialogue
resolution
problem in a character’s mind
internal conflict
external conflict
a problem with nature
a problem with another person
problem against an outside force
internal conflict
third person conflict
man vs. nature
external conflict
words or phrases are repeated to emphasize a idea
rhyme
sequential
repetition
chronological
events are told in the order they occur
cause/effect
problem/solution
how-to
chronological
the text describes how two or more things are alike and different
cause/effect
chronological
compare/contrast
how-to
the text describes a situation and tells what resulted because of that situation
compare/contrast
how-to
cause/effect
chronological
the text shows a problem and then presents a solution to the problem
how-to
chronological
cause/effect
problem/solution
the text describes a process with specific directions
how-to
step-by-step
sequence
all of these
the narrator’s attitudes, feelings, or opinions
first-person point of view
conflicting points of views
the narrator's point of view
character's point of view
a character’s attitudes, feelings, or opinions
character's point of view
author's point of view
second person point of view
an outside person's poing of view
characters disagree on a topic or issue
omniscient point of view
character's point of view
third person point of view
conflicting points of view
the feelings or attitude of the author coming through in the text
mood
tone
theme
moral
how the text makes the reader feel
attitude
character traits
tone
mood
