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(Part 2) NWEA reading vocabulary RIT 221-230

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
world literature
a)
writings from around the world
b)
compare in respect to differences
c)
point of view; way the story is told
d)
observation that contains a truth; cliche
2.
sonnet
a)
poem with 14 lines
b)
words pronounced alike but with different meaning
c)
attitude a writer takes towards an audience
d)
words pronounced alike but with different meaning
3.

Hyberbole

a)

A comparison between two things using "like" or "as"

b)

Giving human traits to non-human things

c)

Phrases that mean nothing like they say:

For example: "Hit the road" means "to leave"

d)

An extreme exaggeration

4.

Flashback

a)

A plot element in a story where the author goes backwards into the story to fill in plot points

b)

When an author provides clues to what will happen later in a story

c)

Conversations between two or more characters

d)

The literal meaning of a word

5.
voice
a)
personality of writing
b)
imaginative narrative of an event
c)
poem with 14 lines
d)
attitude a writer takes towards an audience
6.
symbolism
a)
using a symbol to represent an idea
b)
word or expression that has a precise meaning
c)
repetition of consonant sounds within a word
d)
attitude a writer takes towards an audience
7.
second person
a)
referring to the person being addresses you
b)
repetition of consonant sounds within a word
c)
imaginative narrative of an event
d)
told by someone in the story
8.
third person
a)
told by an outside narrator
b)
what someone says word for word
c)
writing for a newspaper or magazine
d)
point of view; way the story is told
9.

Moral Dilema

a)

A conflict in a story where a character must choose between right and wrong

b)

An excerpt from a passage

c)

The lesson we can learn from a story

d)

The part of the story where the author brings the story to a close

10.
first person
a)
told by someone in the story
b)
writings from around the world
c)
referring to the person being addresses you
d)
imaginative narrative of an event
11.
tone
a)
attitude a writer takes towards an audience
b)
writing for a newspaper or magazine
c)
what someone says word for word
d)
words pronounced alike but with different meaning
12.

Foreshadowing

a)

The counter claim to an author's argument

b)

A figurative language device

c)

When an author provides clues that hint to a future plot event

d)

A type of makeup applied to the eyelids to provide color, depth, and glitter