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WorksheetsELA Final 8 Wagner
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 32mins
What do you use a semicolon for?
Because Semicolons are fun to use
to connect independent clauses
to connect run on sentences
To show the end of a sentence
How many uses are there for a comma?
10
3
8
4
What is a colon used for?
To introduce a list
for quotations
for explanations
to separate adjectives
What two things are necessary to create a sentence?
Adjective
Subject
Predicate
Adverbs
Where did our language develop from?
England
Greece
France
Latin
What is the root word?
The beginning of the word
The base meaning of the word.
The end of the word
The tree it describes
What are two types of affixes?
Prefixes
Needfixes
Suffixes
Tuffixes
Which one of these is NOT a part of speech?
Pronoun
Intervention
Preposition
Declaration
What is the exposition of a story?
The most intense point of the story.
Introduction of the characters and setting
The end result of the story.
The actions that builds to the most intense part of the story.
Which one is NOT a part of the five points of a plot mountain?
Falling Action
Climax
Exposition
Character Development
What pronouns are used with First Person Point of View?
She, He, They
I, Me, My
You, Your
All Knowing
What pronouns are used with Third Person Point of View?
She, He, They
I, Me, My
You, Your
All Knowing
Which pronouns are used with Second Person Point of View?
She, He, They
I, Me, My
You, Your
All Knowing
What is Third Omniscient Point of View?
She, He, They
I, Me, My
You, Your
All Knowing
What is Character Motivation?
WHY a character does something
HOW a character does something
WHEN a character does something
WHERE a character does something
How is character developed?
The author describes them
They change their wardrobe
They go through challenging events in a story
They takes classes
Which is NOT a way a character is developed?
Static
Round
Flat
Square
Which is FLAT character development?
dramatic change in character
Character has one trait
Character has many traits
No Change in character
What is STATIC character development?
Dramatic change in character
Character has one trait
Character has many traits
No change in character
What is DYNAMIC character development?
The character has dramatic change
The character has one trait
The character has many traits
The character has no change
What is ROUND character development?
The character has dramatic change
The character has one trait
The character has many traits
The character has no change
What is an idiom?
Comparison of two things
An unintelligent statement
A well know phrase
reference to a well know event or person
What is imagery?
sound words
a comparison of two things
a well known phrase
Applies to the senses to create a picture
What is a metaphor?
A comparison using like or as
a comparison that does NOT use like or as
applies to the senses to paint a picture
a well know phrase
How many lines does a couplet have per stanza?
4
2
9
3
What is the grouping of lines in a poem called?
Couplet
Stanza
Lines
Rhyme Scheme
What is a single verse of poetry called?
Couplet
Stanza
Line
Rhyme Scheme
Who is Elie Wiesel?
Protagonist of Night
Author of The Raven
Author of Night
Antagonist of Night
What is anti-Semitism?
The opposite of a positive statement.
The hatred and ill-treatment of Jewish people.
A religious holiday
A political party
Who wrote the speech, "On Women's Right to Vote"?
Nellie Bly
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Caponi
Susan B. Anthony
What does the term Suffrage refer to?
A stuffing dish served for dinner
Someone who has fallen on bad times
The women's fight to get the right to vote
Child labor laws
What perspective is Night written in?
First Person
Second Person
Third Person
All Knowing
Which are part of the setting in Night?
1940's
During WWII
Concentration Camps
All are part of the setting of Night
What amendment gave women the right to vote?
13th
16th
17th
19th
Where did Nellie Bly live undercover to write her expose?
The Zoo
Insane Asylum
Cookie baking factory
Hospital
Who are the main characters in Flowers for Algernon?
Thomas Edison
Charlie Gordon
Algernon
Miss Kinnian
How is Charlie Gordon developed?
Select 2 correct answers
He undergoes a surgery and the readers follow with his progress after.
He is a static character
He travels around the world
He is a dynamic Character
What is the climax in Flowers for Algernon?
Charlie Gordon has the surgery
Charlie's relationship with Miss Kinnian changes
Algernon bites Charlie
Charlie quits his job
What is the resolution in the story Flowers for Algernon?
Charlie finds out he will start declining
Charlie moves in with Miss Kinnian
Charlie leaves New York
Charlie becomes a professor at the college.
What is a theme of Flowers for Algernon?
Money makes the world go around.
Power is purposeful
Everyone should be treated equally.
Slow and steady wins the race.
What is an Infinitive?
a word that describes a noun
a verb that ends
in -ing and serves as a noun
a verb ending in -ed and -ing that works as an adjective or adverb
to + verb
What is a gerund?
a word that describes a noun
a verb that ends in
-ing and serves as a noun
a verb that ends in
-ed or -ing that works as an adjective or adverb
to + verb
What is a participle?
a word that describes a noun
a verb that ends in
-ing and serves as a noun
a verb that ends in
-ed or -ing that works as an adjective or adverb
to + verb
What did Persephone eat to be trapped in the underworld?
a burger
an apple
a pomegranate
grapes
What was Persephone picking when she was kidnapped?
Apples
flowers
vegetables
a fight
What was Persephone missing the most in the underworld?
Sunshine
Colors
Her maids
Flowers
What is the art of speaking?
rhetoric
Ethos
pathos
logos
What is Ethos?
Appealing to someone's emotions
using ethics, credibility, trust
Using logic and facts
saying, "because I said so."
What is Pathos?
Using emotions
using ethics, credibility, trust
using logic and facts
the art of speaking
What is Logos?
Using emotions
Using Ethics, credibility, and trust
Using logic and facts
the art of speaking
What is a logical fallacy?
A correct reasoning
A mistake in reasoning
A fairy tale
A way to make a good, solid argument
What is an example of a logical fallacy?
Citing sources
Using facts
Bandwagon
appealing to logic
What is an inciting incident in a story?
The was the story ends
The turning point of the plot
The event that starts the story
Comparing two things using like or as
What is an allegory?
a factual recount of events
a poem
mythology
A story that symbolizes something else
What is the term for something that represents something else?
Logos
Noun
Symbolism
Imagery
What is a motif?
A repeated idea
symbolism
the setting of a story
the climax of a story
What is a narrator?
The person who reveals the story
The person who writes the story
Who is the author?
The person who reads the story
The person who writes the story.
What is the author's attitude towards a subject?
Plot
Setting
Tone
Mood
What is the term for how the reader feels while reading a piece?
Plot
Setting
Tone
Mood
