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Unit 1 Vocabulary

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 55mins

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1.

Making a _____________ is the process of activating prior knowledge (mainly relative to your personal life) to a reading using either text-to-text, text-to-self or text-to-world associations.

a)

Dramatic Personal Narrative

b)

Inference

c)

Connection

d)

Prediction

2.

What are the different types of techniques (cliffhanger, foreshadowing, humor, irony)  that a writer would use to convey a deeper meaning of a story called?

a)

Mood and Tone

b)

Literary Devices

c)

Part of Speech

d)

Obstacles

3.

_________ _______ of _____ is the perspective the narrator tells a story.

(a)  

4.

A true story, based on real people and facts,  that can be written in the style of a fictional story is called:

a)

Nonfiction narrative

b)

Narrative story 

c)

A true story 

d)

Fictional narrative

5.

An obstacle is:

a)

A fun outdoor course that is timed for completion between two teams.

b)

A pathway to an end goal.

c)

Something that blocks or hinders one’s achievement/way.

d)

A fictional narrative that has a happy ending.

6.

A true story a writer writes and his or her experience.

a)

Personal Narrative

b)

Narration

c)

Buc-ee's

d)

A fairytale

7.

A brief nonfiction story about an interesting, amusing, or strange event. Writers tell these to entertain or to make a point.

a)

An author's biography

b)

Narrative Point of View

c)

A dissertation

d)

Anecdote

8.

Sometimes, this can teach a moral lesson or reflect on an experience, but it is the author’s main reason for writing.

a)

Tone of a text

b)

Author's Purpose

c)

Authentic Narratives

d)

Voice

9.

The feeling created in a reader by a piece of writing is the (a)   .

10.

The writer’s attitude toward his or her audience and subject is the (a)   .

11.

The author’s individual writing style or manner of expression that makes his or her writing distinctive or unique. Can also refer to the speech and thought patterns of the narrator of a work of fiction.

a)

Literary Devices

b)

Mood

c)

Voice

d)

Author's Purpose