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ELA EOG 7th Grade Vocabulary Review

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Analysis means

a)
Guessing without any evidence
b)
Examining and evaluating information to understand it better, identify patterns, trends, and insights, and make informed decisions based on the findings.
c)
Accepting information without scrutiny
d)
Ignoring data without any consideration
2.

To cite means that you

a)
Plagiarize without consequences.
b)
Reference the source of information used in your work.
c)
Ignore the source of information in your work.
d)
Use information without permission.
3.

Evidence from the text is

a)
Evidence that directly supports a claim or argument presented in the text.
b)
Evidence that is mentioned in passing but not relevant to the main argument.
c)
Evidence that is unrelated to the topic discussed in the text.
d)
Evidence that contradicts the main idea of the text.
4.

Explicit (in the text) means

a)
Indirectly expressed or shown with certainty
b)
Implicitly stated or shown without clarity
c)
Vaguely expressed or shown with ambiguity
d)
Clearly expressed or shown without ambiguity
5.

An Author will explicitly state an idea by

a)
clearly expressing it without any ambiguity or confusion
b)
including contradictory statements
c)
using complex language
d)
vaguely hinting at it
6.

You make an inference by

a)
making a wild guess without any evidence
b)
asking someone else for the answer
c)
flipping a coin to decide
d)
making a logical conclusion based on evidence
7.

Text evidence is

a)
details from a text that are irrelevant to a claim or argument
b)
information from a text that supports a claim or argument
c)
data from a text that contradicts a claim or argument
d)
information from a text that opposes a claim or argument
8.

Annotation is

a)
A type of fruit
b)
A programming language
c)
Metadata that provides additional information about the data it is associated with.
d)
A mathematical equation
9.

Determine means

a)
Guess without any evidence
b)
Assume based on personal bias
c)
Make a random decision
d)
Find out or discover something through examination, observation, or calculation.
10.

To read in "context" means

a)
understand the surrounding information or circumstances
b)
skimming through the text
c)
ignoring the surrounding information
d)
reading without understanding
11.

Character development is

a)

Character development is the process of creating a character in a story, including their traits, motivations, and growth throughout the plot.

b)

Character development is the process of creating a detailed plot in a story. This is what character development is.

c)

Character development is the process of creating a detailed conflict in a story. This is because the author wants to state the conflict.

d)

Character development is the process of creating a detailed setting in a story. A setting helps to set the stage of a story.

12.

Theme is

a)

The main idea of a paragraph. This helps the reader to establish the claim.

b)

Theme is a type of clothing or figurative language used in the story.

c)

Theme is a type of animal that is used in the story.

d)
Theme is the underlying message or main idea of a literary work.
13.

To be objective means

a)
Relying on opinions only
b)
Ignoring facts and evidence
c)
Being subjective
d)
Focusing on facts and evidence
14.

Subjective means

a)
Based on objective facts and evidence only
b)
Completely unbiased and neutral
c)

Based on personal opinions

d)
Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions
15.

To summarize means

a)
To give a concise overview or conclusion.
b)
To introduce a new concept
c)
To provide a detailed analysis
d)
To expand on a topic
16.

Supporting details are

a)
Supporting details are contradictory statements
b)
Supporting details are irrelevant information
c)
Supporting details are personal opinions
d)

Supporting details provide evidence and support the main idea.

17.

An example of a character interaction is

a)

Characters discussing their plans for the upcoming battle.

b)
A character staring at a wall in silence.
c)
A character taking a nap in a hammock.
d)
A character reading a book alone in a room.
18.

Connotation is

a)
Connotation is the literal meaning of a word.
b)
Connotation is the pronunciation of a word.
c)
Connotation is the emotional or cultural association that a word carries beyond its literal meaning.
d)
Connotation is the synonym of a word.
19.

Denotation is

a)
Synonym of a word
b)
Figurative definition of a word
c)
Literal definition of a word
d)
Definition of a phrase
20.

The connotation of the word "home" in "He was finally able to go home." is

a)
Negative
b)
Neutral
c)
Positive
d)
Exciting
21.

The denotation of the word "home" in "He was finally able to go home." is

a)
a type of bread
b)
a type of car
c)
a type of animal
d)
place where one lives or resides
22.

Figurative language is

a)
Figurative language is language that uses words or expressions with a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation.
b)
Figurative language is language that uses words or expressions with a meaning that is irrelevant to the literal interpretation.
c)
Figurative language is language that uses words or expressions with a meaning that is exactly opposite to the literal interpretation.
d)
Figurative language is language that uses words or expressions with a meaning that is the same as the literal interpretation.
23.

Tone is

a)

Main idea of the text expressed about a subject of the text.

b)

Volume of the text expressed about a subject of the text.

c)

Attitude or feeling expressed by the author about a subject of the text.

d)

Font style used in the text expressed about a subject of the text.

24.

Phrases are

a)
A group of words that express a single idea
b)
A group of letters that form a sentence
c)
A group of numbers that convey a message
d)

A group of words that express a concept and typically function as a part of a sentence, not complete.

25.

Text structure is

a)
Text structure is the color scheme of a written text.
b)
Text structure is the font style used in a written text.
c)
Text structure refers to how the information within a written text is organized.
d)
Text structure is the number of words in a written text.
26.

To analyze is to

a)
break down into smaller parts and provide a clear, concise response
b)
ignore completely and move on to the next question
c)
combine into a single entity and provide a vague response
d)
memorize without understanding the content
27.

Author's Point of View is

a)
Author's favorite color
b)
Perspective or opinion of the author
c)
Author's shoe size
d)
Author's favorite food
28.

Author's Purpose is

a)
To rhyme, narrate, or describe the setting
b)
To summarize, analyze, or critique the text
c)
To inform, persuade, entertain, or express feelings
d)
To educate, confuse, or bore the reader
29.

a narrator's position is

a)
Narrator's perspective
b)
Narrator's angle
c)
Narrator's stance
d)
Narrator's view
30.

A claim is

a)
A legal document submitted to the court
b)
A verbal agreement between two parties
c)

a statement made that will be defended

d)
A promise made by a third party
31.

Sufficient means

a)
Sufficient means lacking the necessary resources or capabilities to accomplish a task
b)
Sufficient means having too many resources or capabilities to accomplish a task
c)
Sufficient means being unsure of the resources or capabilities needed to accomplish a task
d)
Sufficient means having enough resources, capabilities, or qualities to accomplish a particular task or objective.
32.

Context clues are

a)
Hints found within a sentence, paragraph, or passage that help the reader understand the meaning of unfamiliar words or phrases.
b)

Images included in a text that promote the text features. These help the reader determine the genre.

c)

Definitions found in a glossary of a word or words that will tell you the meaning of the word or words

d)

Punctuation marks used in a sentence to help the reader understand the intention around what is being said

33.

Reference materials are

a)

Sources of fiction information that support claims or arguments

b)

Fictional stories that support ideas shared

c)
Sources of information used to support claims or arguments.
d)

Are found in places where you find dictionaries and a thesaurus

34.

A symbol is

a)
Representation of something beyond its literal meaning
b)
A character in a video game
c)
A type of punctuation mark
d)
A mathematical equation
35.

A metaphor is

a)
A figure of speech that directly refers to one thing by mentioning another for rhetorical effect.
b)

A figure of speech that uses like or as to compare things.

c)

A type of figurative language.

d)

Mental images created to help the reader see what they are reading

36.

Mood is

a)

The author's feeling about a topic.

b)

Emotional state or feeling by the reader.

c)

The characters feelings about the topic.

d)

The overall theme of a story.

37.

Authors use symbolism in stories to

a)
Convey deeper meanings, emotions, and themes indirectly
b)
Provide a direct explanation of the story
c)
Enhance character development
d)
Add clarity to the plot

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