Worksheets1st 9 Weeks Test Review
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Simile
Comparing two things
Comparing two things using like or as
The repeating consonant sound at the beginning of a word
A descriptive phrase that does not mean what it actually says and is usually a common saying.
Infer
To break down
To make an educated guess
To back up
To define a term
Oxymoron
A sound
When two opposite words appear next to each other
Two things that are opposite being compared to each other
To hint towards a future event
Alliteration
Comparing two things
Comparing two things using like or as
The repeating consonant sound at the beginning of a word
A descriptive phrase that does not mean what it actually says and is usually a common saying.
Central Idea
to back up
the feeling you get from a word
the main idea of a text
the moral lesson of a text
Theme
to back up
the feeling you get from a word
the main idea of a text
the moral lesson of a text
Analyze
To break down
To make an educated guess
To back up
To define a term
Plot
the sequence of events that follow the climax
the end of the story.
The story's series of events.
to jump into an earlier time period in a character's life
Shape
To make, change, or grow
To form
To make better
A short version of the text
Support
to back up
the feeling you get from a word
the main idea of a text
the moral lesson of a text
Refine
To make, change, or grow
To form
To make better
A short version of the text
Summary
To make, change, or grow
To form
To make better
A short version of the text
Advance the plot
Character personality or traits
A character with multiple and conflicting motivations
To move the story forward
To create a life lesson
Develop
To make, change, or grow
To form
To make better
A short version of the text
Complex character
Character personality or traits
A character with layers (multiple personality traits)
To move the story forward
To create a life lesson
Unfold
To reveal or show
How two things relate
The author's opinion
The author's reason why
Author's purpose
To reveal or show
How two things relate
The author's opinion
The author's reason why
Impact
To suggest something
The effect of something
The judgement of something
To show
Connection
To reveal or show
How two things relate
The author's opinion
The author's reason why
Metaphor
Comparing two things
Comparing two things using like or as
The repeating consonant sound at the beginning of a word
A descriptive phrase that does not mean what it actually says and is usually a common saying.
Idiom
Comparing two things
Comparing two things using like or as
The repeating consonant sound at the beginning of a word
A descriptive phrase that does not mean what it actually says and is usually a common saying.
Personification
The repeating vowel sound in the middle of a word.
Giving an inanimate object human characteristics.
An extreme exaggeration.
A reference to something widely known.
Hyperbole
The repeating vowel sound in the middle of a word.
Giving an inanimate object human characteristics.
An extreme exaggeration.
A reference to something widely known.
Allusion
The repeating vowel sound in the middle of a word.
Giving an inanimate object human characteristics.
An extreme exaggeration.
A reference to something widely known.
Juxtaposition
A sound
When two opposite words appear next to each other
Two things that are opposite being compared to each other
To hint towards a future event
Tone
The attitude toward the subject matter.
whenever a person says something or does something that we do not expect them to say or do.
creates a mental picture.
The beginning of the story where the characters and setting are revealed.
Irony
The attitude toward the subject matter.
whenever a person says something or does something that we do not expect them to say or do.
creates a mental picture.
The beginning of the story where the characters and setting are revealed.
Conflict
The problem of a story
the section of a story that leads toward its climax
the point of highest tension and drama
the sequence of events that follow the climax and end in the resolution
Onomatopoeia
A sound
When two opposite words appear next to each other
Two things that are opposite being compared to each other
To hint towards a future event
Foreshadow
A sound
When two opposite words appear next to each other
Two things that are opposite being compared to each other
To hint towards a future event
Imagery
The attitude toward the subject matter.
whenever a person says something or does something that we do not expect them to say or do.
creates a mental picture.
The beginning of the story where the characters and setting are revealed.
Flashback
the sequence of events that follow the climax
the end of the story.
The story's series of events.
to jump into an earlier time period in a character's life
