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Which of these is a contrast word?
On the other hand
Similarly
As well as
Alike
What is an example of contrasting ideas?
Whales are bigger than cats
There are two trees in my backyard
Tom, Kate, and Jim are wearing jeans
Apples and oranges are both fruit
The most exciting moment in a story is known as the
Exposition
Rising Action
Resolution
Climax
Which element includes time and place of action?
Theme
Plot
Character development
Setting
The setting and characters are introduced during the
Rising Action
Falling Action
Exposition
Climax
Which is not a theme?
Be careful what you wish for
Friendship
Love conquers all
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer
Which is not true?
Themes are more than one word.
Themes describe the moral or the lesson of the story.
Themes are the setting and the characters.
Themes are usually universal.
This type of poem has two lines that repeat throughout the poem,
Quatrain
Vilanelle
Couplet
Sonnet
The subject that the passage/text focuses on is the:
Topic sentence
Central idea
Author's purpose
Topic
The subject that the passage/text focuses on is the:
Topic sentence
Topic
Author's purpose
Central idea
Also known as the main idea, the most important thought of the text tells the reader the author's main points in writing:
Topic sentence
Topic
Central idea
Author's purpose
How the author "grows" the central idea and topic throughout their piece:
Summarizing
Topic
Evidence from the text
Development of an idea
"I laugh like I have gold mines," is an example of:
Aliteration
Similie
Personification
Metaphor
"Endless wealth, I thought, held out its arms to me," is an example of:
Similie
Metaphor
Alliteration
Personification
Identify and analyze the figurative language: "Love is a young green willow / shimmering at the bare wood's edge."
Metaphor: Love is a young tree
Metaphor: Love is new and exciting
Simile: Love is a young tree
Simile: Love is new and exciting
What does it mean to paraphrase text?
To build an argument about the text.
To write an explanatory essay about a specific topic.
To explain a genre of storytelling.
To restate the information of a text in your own words.
