WorksheetsQuizizz-Style Review Questions – English III Semester Exam
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
A pseudonym is a…
fake name used by an author
type of dictionary entry
root meaning many
symbol representing a theme
The prefix de- means—
before
opposite/reverse
together
across
Theme is best defined as—
a summary
the author's attitude
a message about life
the central idea of an article
Inference requires—
only background knowledge
only text evidence
clues + background knowledge
author biography
Tone refers to—
author’s attitude
reader’s feelings
figurative language
imagery
Mood refers to—
author’s attitude
emotional feeling created
rhyme scheme
word origins
An allusion refers to—
a made-up story
a known person, place, or event
a symbol
a direct quote
A poem’s rhyme scheme is—
the number of stanzas
the pattern of end rhymes
its figurative language
its punctuation
Meter refers to—
rhythm
theme
punctuation
alliteration
Parallel structure ensures—
words rhyme
ideas flow smoothly
list items share grammatical form
the paragraph is long
Subject-verb agreement requires—
singular subjects with plural verbs
plural subjects with singular verbs
matching verb form to the subject
verbs ending in -s
To correct a disagreement error, a reader should—
change the subject only
change the verb to match the subject
add a comma
switch to passive voice
The first step in selecting a dictionary definition is—
choose the shortest one
guess
Identifying text structure helps because—
it reveals the author's favorite words
explains how ideas are organized
makes reading optional
eliminates the need for evidence
Mood is often created through—
headings
imagery and diction
transitions
definitions
Tone can be identified by—
the author's word choices
counting syllables
analyzing plot
stanza length
Paraphrasing requires—
copying word for word
shortening the text
restating without changing meaning
eliminating details
A story's main conflict is—
the setting
the problem driving the plot
the theme
the solution
