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English I Final Exam

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the perspective from which the events in a story, poem, or play are told?

a)

Mood

b)

Point of view

c)

Theme

d)

Stanza

2.

What does the word 'provide' mean?

a)

Take

b)

Give

c)

Hide

d)

Remove

3.

What is an important idea referred to as?

a)

Key idea

b)

Mood

c)

Conflict

d)

Stanza

4.

How does the author make the reader feel through certain words or details?

a)

Theme

b)

Mood

c)

Conflict

d)

Stanza

5.

What does 'contribute to' mean?

a)

Destroy

b)

Help create

c)

Remove

d)

Hide

6.

What is the main problem in a story, poem, or play called?

a)

Theme

b)

Conflict

c)

Mood

d)

Stanza

7.

When the author gives human qualities to an object, animal, or idea, what is it called?

a)

Personification

b)

Theme

c)

Mood

d)

Stanza

8.

What is the central idea, message, or moral of a story, poem, or play?

a)

Theme

b)

Mood

c)

Conflict

d)

Stanza

9.

What is a group of lines in a poem called?

a)

Stanza

b)

Theme

c)

Mood

d)

Conflict

10.

What does 'contrast' mean?

a)

To find similarities

b)

To find differences

c)

To hide

d)

To create

11.

What does 'significant' mean?

a)

Unimportant

b)

Important

c)

Hidden

d)

Removed

12.

What is the definition of 'compare-and-contrast structure'?

a)

A division of an act in a play

b)

An organizational pattern that shows similarities and differences between two or more people, places, events, or ideas

c)

Instructions for actors and stage crew

d)

Achieving a desired goal or result.

13.

What does 'effective' mean?

a)

Conclude

b)

Show

c)

Achieving a desired goal or result

d)

Instructions for actors and stage crew.

14.

What is the meaning of 'infer'?

a)

A) Conclude

b)

B) Show

c)

C) A division of an act in a play

d)

D) Give special attention to something.

15.

What does 'reveal' mean?

a)

A) Show

b)

B) Conclude

c)

C) Achieving a desired goal or result

d)

D) Instructions for actors and stage crew.

16.

What is a 'scene'?

a)

A) A division of an act in a play

b)

B) An organizational pattern that shows similarities and differences

c)

C) Instructions for actors and stage crew

d)

D) Achieving a desired goal or result.

17.

What are 'stage directions'?

a)

Instructions for actors and stage crew

b)

A division of an act in a play

c)

Achieving a desired goal or result

d)

Conclude.

18.

What is the 'resolution' in a story?

a)

A) Way the problem in the story, poem, or play is solved

b)

B) Achieving a desired goal or result

c)

C) Conclude

d)

D) Show

19.

What does 'emphasize' mean?

a)

Give special attention to something

b)

Conclude

c)

Show

d)

Achieving a desired goal or result.

20.

What is a 'descriptive organizational structure'?

a)

A) An organizational structure that describes people, places, events, or ideas

b)

B) An organizational pattern that shows similarities and differences

c)

C) Instructions for actors and stage crew

d)

D) Achieving a desired goal or result.

21.

What is a 'cause-and-effect organizational structure'?

a)

A) An organizational structure that tells why something happens

b)

B) An organizational pattern that shows similarities and differences

c)

C) A division of an act in a play

d)

D) Achieving a desired goal or result.

22.

What does mean?

a)
Show
b)

Tell

c)

Communicate

d)

Planned

23.

What does mean?

a)
Show
b)

Tell

c)

Communicate

d)

Planned

24.

What does mean?

a)
Communicate
b)

Show

c)

Tell

d)

Planned

25.

What does mean?

a)
Tell
b)

Show

c)

Communicate

d)

Planned

26.

What is a 'simile'?

a)

a comparison of two things that are not alike using the words like or as

b)

a statement of fact

c)

a type of metaphor

d)

a form of exaggeration.

27.

What is 'imagery'?

a)

A) when the author uses details and descriptions that appeal to the reader's senses

b)

B) a type of dialogue

c)

C) a form of argument

d)

D) a narrative style

28.

What does 'exhibit' mean?

a)

show

b)

hide

c)

destroy

d)

create

29.

What does 'relate' mean?

a)

explain

b)

confuse

c)

ignore

d)

hide

30.

What is 'dialogue'?

a)

A) conversation between characters

b)

B) a type of imagery

c)

C) a form of argument

d)

D) a narrative style

31.

What does 'organized' mean?

a)

the structure of a passage or section of a passage

b)

a random arrangement

c)

a type of dialogue

d)

a form of argument

32.

What is a 'diagram'?

a)

a drawing intended to explain how something works

b)

a type of imagery

c)

a form of argument

d)

a narrative style

33.

What does 'claim' mean?

a)

the writer's position on an issue or problem

b)

a type of dialogue

c)

a form of argument

d)

a narrative style

34.

What is 'sensory language'?

a)

A) writing that appeals to one or more of the senses

b)

B) a type of dialogue

c)

C) a form of argument

d)

D) a narrative style

35.

Who is the 'speaker' in a poem?

a)

the narrator of a poem

b)

the author

c)

a character

d)

a reader

36.

What does mean? Options: Answer: .

a)

a fight

b)
a discussion
c)
the writer's position on a topic
d)

a conclusion

37.

What is a 'flashback'?

a)

a prediction

b)

a future event

c)
when the author interrupts the normal order of eve
d)

a dream

38.

What is the meaning of 'illustration'?

a)

a) picture

b)

b) story

c)

c) argument

d)

d) conclusion

39.

What is the meaning of 'counterargument'?

a)

agreement

b)

an opinion or set of reasons that is the opposite of another opinion or set of reasons

c)

illustration

d)

conclusion

40.

What is the meaning of 'loaded language'?

a)

neutral language

b)

language chosen to produce an emotional response

c)

technical language

d)

simple language

41.

What is the meaning of 'urge'?

a)

a) discourage

b)

b) persuade

c)

c) ignore

d)

d) forget

42.

What is the meaning of 'impact'?

a)

cause

b)

effect

c)

ignore

d)

prevent

43.

What is the meaning of 'motivation'?

a)

laziness

b)

desire

c)

indifference

d)

boredom

44.

What is the meaning of 'influence'?

a)

a) affect

b)

b) ignore

c)

c) prevent

d)

d) discourage

45.

What is the meaning of 'connotation'?

a)

literal meaning

b)

an idea or implied feeling of a word in addition to its literal meaning

c)

dictionary definition

d)

opposite meaning

46.

What is the meaning of 'shifts'?

a)

remains

b)

changes

c)

stops

d)

starts

47.

What is the meaning of 'suspense'?

a)

certainty

b)

a feeling of excitement

c)

boredom

d)

calmness

48.

What is the meaning of 'captures'?

a)

a) releases

b)

b) shows

c)

c) hides

d)

d) loses

49.

What is the meaning of 'outcome'?

a)

a) cause

b)

b) result

c)

c) process

d)

d) start

50.

What is the meaning of 'features'?

a)

characteristics

b)

problems

c)

solutions

d)

issues

51.

What is the meaning of 'rebut'?

a)

agree

b)

argue against

c)

support

d)

ignore

52.

What does the term 'repetitive' mean?

a)

Unique and one-time

b)

Occurring over and over again

c)

Unpredictable and random

d)

Complex and intricate

53.

What does 'details' refer to?

a)

Specific information about something

b)

A general overview

c)

A summary

d)

An unrelated topic

54.

Define 'extraneous'.

a)

Irrelevant or unrelated to the subject being dealt with

b)

Essential or necessary for the subject

c)

Directly related to the main topic

d)

A primary component of the subject

55.

What is a 'redundant idea'?

a)

An idea that is essential and necessary

b)

An idea that is repeated unnecessarily

c)

An idea that is innovative and new

d)

An idea that is complex and difficult to understand

56.

What is the term 'call to action'?

a)

A marketing term used to prompt an immediate response or encourage an immediate sale.

b)

A legal term referring to a court order.

c)

A financial term used to describe a stock market trend.

d)

A medical term for a treatment plan.

57.

What is a 'thesis statement'?

a)

A statement that summarizes the main point or claim of an essay or research paper.

b)

A question that guides the research process.

c)

A list of sources used in a research paper.

d)

A detailed explanation of the research methodology.

58.

A 'symbol' is best defined as:

a)

A physical object that represents an idea or concept

b)

A mathematical operation

c)

A type of language

d)

A form of communication

59.

What does 'symbolism' mean?

a)

The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities

b)

A type of mathematical equation

c)

A form of government

d)

A style of music

60.

What is 'diction'?

a)

The choice and use of words in speech or writing

b)

A type of dictionary

c)

A musical instrument

d)

A form of art

61.

What does the term 'imply' mean?

a)

To express directly

b)

To suggest indirectly

c)

To state clearly

d)

To question openly

62.

What does 'enhances' mean?

a)

To diminish or reduce

b)

To improve or augment

c)

To ignore or neglect

d)

To complicate or confuse

63.

What is the meaning of the word 'motivation'?

a)

A reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way

b)

A state of being inactive or sluggish

c)

A feeling of dissatisfaction or discontent

d)

A method of communication

64.

What is the meaning of the word 'citing'?

a)

Ignoring a source

b)

Quoting a source

c)

Creating a source

d)

Deleting a source

65.

From the following options, which best describes the theme of a story where a young girl overcomes her fear of speaking in public to win a school debate?

a)

The importance of education

b)

Overcoming personal challenges

c)

The value of hard work

d)

Friendship and loyalty

66.

In literary analysis, what does the term "theme" refer to?

a)

The main characters in a story

b)

The setting of the story

c)

The underlying message or insight that the story conveys

d)

A repeated idea or motif throughout the story

67.

What is the effect of the metaphor in the sentence: "The classroom was a beehive of activity before the holiday break."?

a)

It shows the classroom was disorganized.

b)

It emphasizes the high level of activity and busy environment.

c)

It indicates that the students were making honey.

d)

It suggests that the classroom was quiet.

68.
What is a literary analysis?
a)
A blog about Donald Trump
b)
An essay that replicates research and makes one take a stance on a topic
c)
An essay examining all the parts of a piece of literature
d)
An essay that makes one think about the world around them and think why My Little Pony exists.
69.
What are you given to read before a literary essay?
a)
Nonfiction articles
b)
Pieces of literature
c)
Fiction novellas
d)
0 pieces of literature
70.

The author wrote the selection frozen frog most likely to explain __

a)

the reasons scientist have been unsuccessful at freezing organs

b)

how the wood frog survives in harsh conditions

c)

how wood frogs hibernate or migrate to warmer climates

d)

the scientific studies that involve wood frogs