WorksheetsReading Literature Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
This type of figurative language makes a comparison using "like" or "as."
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
Which is not a part of setting?
Mood
How
When
Where
An allusion is a reference to another work, maybe a poem, song, book, historical event, etc.
True
False
When a character changes throughout a story, we call that...
exposition
climax
character development
resolution
What device is exaggeration for emphasis?
Motif
Theme
Hyperbole
Metaphor
What the text is outright saying is called...
Explicit Evidence
Implicit Evidence
What is hidden in the text, that you have to infer, is called...
Explicit Evidence
Implicit Evidence
If you are going to claim the text says something, you ALWAYS have to back it up with lines from the text.
True
False
What should a theme be?
Universal
One word
SUPER specific to the story
This point of view uses he/she pronoun and only follows one character.
1st Person POV
2nd Person POV
3rd Person POV limited
3rd person POV omniscient
"The sun smiled down on us" is an example of...
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Idiom
Personification
Which genre is not non fiction?
Memoir
Fantasy
Biography
Informational
In a summary of "Lamb to Slaughter," what should NOT be included?
Mary's husband says he's leaving her
Mary practices her smile in the mirror
Mary hits her husband with a leg of lamb
Mary calls the polic
Tone is how we feel reading the story, and mood is how the author is writing.
True
False
This genre is set in the future and often includes technology, robots, and/or aliens.
science fiction
fantasy
mystery
memoir
This point of view uses I/we pronouns
1st Person POV
2nd Person POV
3rd Person POV limited
3rd person POV omniscient
Compare and Contrast means I need to talk about the...
synonyms and antonyms
similarities and differences
cats and dogs
plays and stories
This genre is set during a real historic time period, but the story is made up.
traditional literature
science fiction
historical fiction
fantasy
