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ELAR Vocabulary - All 1st 9 Weeks

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1.) What is our definition of "essay"?

a)

Time and place in a story

b)

An educated guess, based on evidence

c)

A short, written work giving a personal view or opinion

d)

A series of cartoons that tell a story, or part of a story

2.

2.)What is a "diorama"?

a)

Comparing two texts to make connections.

b)

To put something in a written form.

c)

A type of poetry that always rhymes.

d)

A scenic representation, including sculpted figures and background.

3.

3.) What is our definition of "continuation"?

a)

Extending the time of an activity.

b)

When someone catches a ball, and is able to make forward progress

c)

Brainstorming

d)

A subject for a work of literature or music.

4.

4.) What does it mean to "infer"?

a)

A story based on personal experience.

b)

To put something in its finished form.

c)

Make a guess based on evidence.

d)

To put into written form.

5.

5.) What is investigating, or looking up information also known as?

a)

Sensory Details

b)

Research

c)

Plot

d)

Character

6.

6.) What is a story also known as?

a)

Revision

b)

Checkpoint

c)

Finalization

d)

Narrative

7.

7.) What is another way of saying "thinking up many ideas, in order to choose a final topic"?

a)

Brainstorming

b)

Checkpointing

c)

Setting

d)

Character

8.

8.) What is a "comic strip"?

a)

A method of searching text during a test.

b)

A space between words.

c)

A comedian telling a joke.

d)

A series of drawings that tell a story.

9.

9.) Which is NOT a type of draft we talked about?

a)

Rough

b)

First

c)

NBA

d)

FInal

10.

10.) What is another way of saying "correcting a paper"?

a)

Contexting

b)

Diagraming

c)

Inferencing

d)

Revising

11.

11.) To put something in its finished form.....

a)

Inferencing

b)

Finalizing

c)

Setting

d)

Researching

12.

12.) Which is the best definition of "theme"?

a)

The subject, or message

b)

Rhyming verse

c)

Time and place

d)

Someone who interacts with others in a story

13.

13.) To put out writing, so that the world can see it.

a)

Sense

b)

Genre

c)

Inference

d)

Publish

14.

14.) It means "to look at your progress, throughout different parts in time".

a)

Checkpoint

b)

Theme

c)

Genre

d)

Plot

15.

15.) The part of something written or spoken that gives you CLUES to its meaning

a)

Revision

b)

Continuation

c)

Resolution

d)

Context

16.

16.) A story of a personal experience.

a)

Memoir

b)

Genre

c)

Checkpoint

d)

Research

17.

17.) Smell, sight, taste, touch, and hearing are ___________ examples.

a)

Finalizing

b)

Diorama

c)

Sensory

d)

Inferencing

18.

18.) Poetry is writing that ALWAYS has______

a)

Rhyme

b)

Long words

c)

Dioramas

d)

Rhythm

19.

19.) Which of these is NOT an example of a genre?

a)

Horror

b)

Crime Drama

c)

Plot

d)

Realistic Fiction

20.

20.) Remembering your own experience while reading a story is also known as_______

a)

Genreing

b)

Publishing

c)

Drafting

d)

Connecting

21.

21.) What is a "plot"?

a)

Researching

b)

Sensory details

c)

The category

d)

The main story

22.

22.) Which is NOT a setting in "Brown Girl Dreaming"?

a)

Boston

b)

South Carolina

c)

Brooklyn

d)

New York

23.

23.) Using a trick or a plan to achieve a goal is a _______

a)

Plot

b)

Strategy

c)

Draft

d)

Genre

24.

24.) A topic is also known as a

a)

Place

b)

Time

c)

Plan

d)

Subject

25.

25.) Someone who interacts with others in a story is a....

a)

Essay

b)

Character

c)

Theme

d)

Setting

26.

26.) Smaller parts of a story are known as

a)

Plots

b)

Publications

c)

Revisions

d)

Details

27.

27.) Using characters, settings, and conflicts to explain a story is known as

a)

Exposition

b)

Revision

c)

Checkpointing

d)

Genre

28.

The conflict is the ______ of a story.

a)

Memoir

b)

Essay

c)

Solution

d)

Problem