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WorksheetsSCOPE Final Review
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 34mins
You're like an annoying little dog.
This is an example of
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Hyperbole
Mood
The feeling that the reader gets from a work of art
Tone
The author’s attitude toward their subject as shown through their writing choices.
Allusion
A reference in a story to another story, person, or event.
Character Transformation
The change that a character experiences from the beginning to the end of a story.
Conflicts that take place inside a person's mind are called (a)
Conflicts that come from someone or something else are called (a)
A sudden snowstorm that traps you on the side of the road would be character vs.
character
self
nature
society
Being judged poorly by many people because of your gender would be character vs.
Society
Nature
Self
Character
Debating whether or not to betray your best friend would be character vs.
Self
Nature
Character
Society
Being given an after-school detention by Mr. Devine would be character vs.
Character
Self
Nature
Society
The setting of a story being June 6th, 1944 in Normandy, France is a very specific setting
True
False
The setting of a story being Planet Earth is a very specific setting
True
False
A story takes place in a haunted house, but the monster slips on a banana peel. The tone is probably
Funny
Scary
Depressing
Serious
When people call a girl with really, really long hair Rapunzel, they're actually making a(n) ...
sarcastic joke
allusion
character vs. character conflict
fairy tale
Metaphors make strong comparisons using "like" or "as"
True
False
SITUATIONAL IRONY is when the opposite of what you were expecting to happen actually ends up happening
True
False
DRAMATIC IRONY is when the audience knows more than the characters in a story do.
True
False
VERBAL IRONY is when someone says the opposite of what they really mean.
True
False
______ are comparisons using "like" or "as"
similes
metaphors
conflicts
role reversal
______ is when the author HINTS at something that might happen LATER ON in the story
irony
foreshadowing
easter egg
hyperbole
A _______ is something that stands for or represents a bigger or more meaningful thing.
hyperbole
character transformation
parable
symbol
CAPITAL LETTERS: your mother and grandmother are in the kitchen, go on in.
CAPITAL LETTERS are CORRECT
CAPITAL LETTERS are INCORRECT
CAPITAL LETTERS: I remember World War II had something to do with Germans, right?
CAPITAL LETTERS are CORRECT
CAPITAL LETTERS are INCORRECT
CAPITAL LETTERS: My Birthday is on thursday, june 17th.
CAPITAL LETTERS are CORRECT
CAPITAL LETTERS are INCORRECT
CAPITAL LETTERS: My brother lives in Suffolk County, but I think he's moving to Brooklyn soon.
CAPITAL LETTERS are CORRECT
CAPITAL LETTERS are INCORRECT
APOSTROPHES: "I wont have you putting this family in danger."
Apostrophes are CORRECT
Apostrophes and INCORRECT
APOSTROPHES: All my friends' got new bike's and my mom won't get me one...
APOSTROPHES are CORRECT
APOSTROPHES are INCORRECT
APOSTROPHES: I'm not kidding, you aren't allowed in this classroom anymore. Bye!
APOSTROPHES are CORRECT
APOSTROPHES are INCORRECT
COMMAS: Mr. Devine, my least favorite teacher, seems like he's in bad mood today.
COMMAS are CORRECT
COMMAS are INCORRECT
______ is using exaggeration (often with numbers) for emphasis.
Hyperbole
Simile
Irony
Metaphor
The theme of a story is
the message, or lesson that a reader is supposed to learn
the twist ending
something that represents something larger or more meaningful
a reference to another story
A flashback is when the story goes
back to the past
back to the future
stays in the present
ends suddenly
A direct comparison of things that are not literally the same is called
metaphor
simile
personifcation
hyperbole
Giving human qualities to non-human things is called
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
An exaggeration for emphasis is called
hyperbole
personification
metaphor
simile
Symbols only exist in stories.
True
False
COMMAS: My dad who is a, scary guy says, we can't go out tonight.
COMMAS are CORRECT
COMMAS are INCORRECT
COMMAS: We need to buy eggs, cheese, milk, and bread.
COMMAS are CORRECT
COMMAS are INCORRECT
COMMAS: I'm going to, the mall, Target, the grocery, store and then home.
COMMAS are CORRECT
COMMAS are INCORRECT
COMMAS: Let's be honest, you knew that was going to happen
COMMAS are CORRECT
COMMAS are INCORRECT
COMMAS: Finally I'm going, to see my friends.
COMMAS are CORRECT
COMMAS are INCORRECT
Good imagery can be created by the author adding the five senses (taste, touch, smell, sight, hearing) into their writing.
True
False
An example of an INTERNAL CONFLICT is not knowing if you should go to college or not.
True
False
An example of an INTERNAL CONFLICT is your teacher getting really mad at you.
True
False
An example of an EXTERNAL CONFLICT is getting bullied by the new kid in school.
An example of an EXTERNAL CONFLICT is debating on whether or not you should help a kid getting bullied.
True
False
The American Flag representing freedom and a four-leaf clover representing good luck are both good examples of
Symbolism
Hyperbole
Allusion
I have no idea
Bang! Pop! Thud! Hiss! -- these could all be examples of
Allusion
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
The small snail slowly slid down the slide.
This is a good example of
Onomatopoeia
Rhyme
Alliteration
My brother just bought a fat rat named Matt.
This is a good example of
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
Rhyme
An ALLUSION is when someone makes a reference to another person, place, or event.
True
False
"You don't have to be William Shakespeare to pass Poetry class."
This is a good example of an allusion.
True
False
"Your boat is going to sink like the Titanic."
This is a good example of an allusion.
True
False
Choose the correct word:
First, I'm going to Gino's, _______ I'm going to the beach
then
than
Choose the correct word:
Getting stung by a jellyfish is worse ______ getting stung by a bee.
then
than
Choose the correct word:
It's not ______ !! It's lost!
there
their
they're
Choose the correct word:
______ always going out without telling me...
there
their
they're
Choose the correct word:
The teacher found a huge piece of gum under ______ desk.
there
their
they're
Choose the correct word:
I want a new phone ______ !
to
too
two
Choose the correct word:
My dad is going _____ Boston next week.
to
too
two
Choose the correct word:
I got ______ lunch detentions for skipping class.
to
too
two
Choose the correct word:
Your attitude _______ everyone in this house.
effects
affects
Choose the correct word:
The storm could have some really bad _______ on our neighborhood.
effects
affects
Choose the correct word:
______ coming to the party later?
Who's
Whose
Choose the correct word:
______ mom is here to pick them up?
Who's
Whose
Choose the correct word:
My dad says I'm ________ to do whatever I want because I'm perfect.
allowed
aloud
Choose the correct word:
The teacher reads ______ to the class every day.
allowed
aloud
Choose the correct word:
_____ my number and don't ever talk to me again.
Lose
Loose
Choose the correct word:
The substitute teacher had really _______ rules, it was awesome.
Lose
Loose
