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Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the definition of "Source"?
A point or place at which something is invented or provided.
Consistently good in quality or performance.
An opinion, attitude, or judgment.
Believable.
Which term describes something that is consistently good in quality and can be trusted?
Source
Reliable
Credible
Perspective
What does "Relevant" mean?
Believable
An opinion, attitude, or judgment
Appropriate or connected to the matter at hand
A point or place at which something is invented
Which word means "believable"?
Source
Reliable
Credible
Perspective
What is a "Point of View"?
A point or place at which something is invented
An opinion, attitude, or judgment
Consistently good in quality or performance
Believable
What does "Perspective" refer to?
A point or place at which something is invented
Understanding something from a particular point of view
Consistently good in quality or performance
Believable
What is the role of a narrator in a story?
The person who writes the story
The person who tells the story
The person who edits the story
The person who reads the story
Which pronouns are typically used in the first-person point of view?
You, your, yours
He, she, they
I, me, my
It, its, itself
What is the second-person point of view often used for?
Describing historical events
Instructional writing
Writing biographies
Creating fictional worlds
Which pronouns are used in the third-person point of view?
I, me, my
You, your, yours
He, she, they
We, us, our
What is figurative language?
Language that uses literal meanings
Language that uses similes and metaphors
Language that is only spoken
Language that is only written
What is a metaphor?
A direct statement of fact
A comparison of two unlike things
A list of similar items
A question with no answer
What is an idiom?
A literal statement
A commonly used phrase with a literal meaning
A commonly used phrase that does not hold a literal meaning
A type of exaggeration
What is an example of hyperbole?
The sun is shining
I am so hungry I could eat all the food here
The cat is sleeping
The book is on the table
What does plot development refer to?
The setting of a story
The core idea of a story
The progression of events in a story
The conflict in a story
What is the setting of a story?
The main conflict
The time, place, and duration of the story
The resolution of the story
The theme of the story
What does conflict in a story mean?
Agreement between characters
The resolution of the story
Active disagreement between opposing opinions or needs
The introduction of the story
What is the theme of a story?
The setting of the story
The core underlying idea or message
The conflict in the story
The plot development
What does inference involve?
Making a direct statement
Using observation and background to reach a conclusion
Describing the setting
Creating a conflict
What does explicit mean?
Something that is implied
Something that is clearly stated or explained
A type of conflict
A type of theme
What does the term "implicit" mean?
Directly stated or expressed
Suggested or hinted at but not directly stated
Clearly written down
Explicitly agreed upon
How is the term "valid" often used?
To express a false statement
To recognize someone's perspective or feelings
To describe something illegal
To indicate something is invalid
What does "prevalent" mean?
Rarely found
Commonly found in a given area
Uncommon in most areas
Found only in specific regions
What does it mean to "justify" something?
To prove or show it is just, right, or reasonable
To hide or conceal it
To make it invalid
To ignore it
