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Worksheets1st RP Exam Review
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does it mean when a question asks about the primary conflict?
It wants you to explain how the setting creates the mood.
It wants you to identify the main problem in the story.
It wants you to find a symbol in the story.
It wants you to explain the author’s point of view.
What does it mean when a question asks which detail foreshadows something?
It wants you to explain the main conflict.
It wants you to analyze a character’s dialogue.
It wants you to summarize the ending of the story.
It wants you to identify a clue that hints at what will happen later.
What does it mean when a question asks the most likely reason the author includes an ironic detail?
It wants you to explain why the author used irony and what effect it has.
It wants you to describe the setting of the story.
It wants you to find a quotation that shows irony.
It wants you to summarize the entire story.
What does it mean when a question asks about redundant information?
It wants you to identify and remove repeated or unnecessary words
It wants you to replace a word with a synonym.
It wants you to combine two sentences into one.
It wants you to add more details to a sentence.
What does it mean when a question asks how the author’s use of characterization contributes to the theme?
It wants you to describe the setting in detail.
It wants you to explain what type of conflict the character faces.
It wants you to retell the plot.
It wants you to connect how character traits help show the story’s message.
What does it mean when a question asks which sentence would be the best closing?
It wants you to explain the author’s purpose.
It wants you to pick the sentence that ends the story in a strong, creative way.
It wants you to remove the last paragraph.
It wants you to rewrite the first sentence of the story.
What does it mean when a question asks what mood is created in a paragraph?
It wants you to explain the conflict.
It wants you to explain how the author’s words make the reader feel.
It wants you to explain the authpr's attitude.
It wants you to identify the theme.
What does it mean when a question asks which words best help the reader understand another word?
It wants you to choose a synonym from memory.
It wants you to skip the word if you don’t know it.
It wants you to use context clues around the word.
It wants you to guess the meaning without context.
What does it mean when a question asks how a character can best be described? (characterization)
It wants you to describe the setting.
It wants you to explain the author’s opinion.
It wants you to summarize the story.
It wants you to explain what kind of person the character is.
What does it mean when a question asks you to combine sentences?
It wants you to delete all of the details.
It wants you to make one smooth sentence without repeating ideas.
It wants you to add dialogue instead.
It wants you to rewrite the whole paragraph.
What does it mean when you have to infer?
Use cluses to find out the mood.
Summarize the ending.
Find the overall message.
Use clues provided by the author to figure things out.
What does theme mean?
Theme is always in the last paragraph.
Theme is the lesson of the story. It is what we can learn from it.
Theme is the attitude of the story. It is how we feel.
Theme is the picture we get in our mind.
When a question is asking you about tone, what are you looking for?
The feeling the character is going through.
The feeling the reader gets from reading the story.
The main character.
The attitude or approach that the author takes toward the work's central theme or subject
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