
7th ELA Final Exam Review
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- Q1the time, place and environment in which the events take place
Theme
SettingConflict
Exposition
30s - Q2A struggle between two forces in a literary work
Climax
Static
Resolution
Conflict30s - Q3the character playing the central role in a literary work
Dynamic
ProtagonistAntagonist
Narrator
30s - Q4the central message or perception about life that is revealed through a literary work
Conflict
Climax
Flashback
Theme30s - Q5the act of presenting hints to events that will occur later in a story
Theme
ForeshadowingCharacterization
Flashback
30s - Q6a type of nonfiction whose basic purpose is to inform, rather than to entertain or persuade
Narrative
Poetry
Informational textPlot
30s - Q7literature that uses carefully chosen and arranged words and often has rhythm and rhyme
Stanzas
Short stories
PoetryProse
30s - Q8A series of related events in a story, each connected to the next.
character
point of view
Plotforeshadowing
30s - Q9the mental pictures created in the reader's mind
figurative language
theme
poetry
Imagery30s - Q10the character struggles with another force outside of himself/herself
plot development
External conflictrising action
characterization
30s - Q11a character struggles with his or her own opposing desire, beliefs, or needs (man vs. self)Internal conflict
antagonist
falling acting
characterization
30s - Q12the most intense, exciting, or important point of something; a culmination or apex.
Foreshadowing
ClimaxConflict
Resolution
30s - Q13End of the story where loose ends are tied up
Conflict
Climax
Point of View
Resolution30s - Q14The author's central thought; the chief topic of a text expressed or implied in a word or phrase; the topic sentence of a paragraph.
Conflict
Main ideaPoint of View
Exposition
30s - Q15
Which of the following is NOT an example of supporting evidence/textual evidence
Statistics
Expert opinion
Data reports
Author's opinion
30s