ELA 7 Midterm Review
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- Q1Setting:one large event that changes the outcome of the entire story; the turning pointthe sequence of events in a storywhen and where a story occursthe main lesson the author wants the reader to learnthe important individuals the story is mostly aboutthe major problem in the storythe solution to the problem in the story30s
- Q2Plot:the important individuals the story is mostly aboutthe solution to the problem in the storyone large event that changes the outcome of the entire story; the turning pointthe major problem in the storythe main lesson the author wants the reader to learnwhen and where a story occursthe sequence of events in a story30s
- Q3Characters:the sequence of events in a storythe main lesson the author wants the reader to learnwhen and where a story occursthe major problem in the storythe important individuals the story is mostly aboutthe solution to the problem in the storyone large event that changes the outcome of the entire story; the turning point30s
- Q4Theme:the important individuals the story is mostly aboutone large event that changes the outcome of the entire story; the turning pointthe solution to the problem in the storywhen and where a story occursthe sequence of events in a storythe major problem in the storythe main lesson the author wants the reader to learn30s
- Q5Conflict:the solution to the problem in the storythe sequence of events in a storythe important individuals the story is mostly aboutone large event that changes the outcome of the entire story; the turning pointthe major problem in the storythe main lesson the author wants the reader to learnwhen and where a story occurs30s
- Q6Resolution:the important individuals the story is mostly aboutone large event that changes the outcome of the entire story; the turning pointthe sequence of events in a storywhen and where a story occursthe major problem in the storythe solution to the problem in the storythe main lesson the author wants the reader to learn30s
- Q7Climax:the important individuals the story is mostly aboutthe major problem in the storywhen and where a story occursthe sequence of events in a storyone large event that changes the outcome of the entire story; the turning pointthe main lesson the author wants the reader to learnthe solution to the problem in the story30s
- Q8Which is the act or process of forming logical conclusions by combining the text and past knowledge?Point of ViewMoodInferenceHyperbole30s
- Q9The point of view of the narrator does not affect the reader's understanding of the story.FalseTrue30s
- Q10Which is the emotions the reader feels as they are reading?ImagerySymbolismMoodInference30s
- Q11Language that creates a sensory impression within the reader’s mind and consists of words and phrases that appeal to readers’ senses.ImageryInferenceCharacterizationPoint of View30s
- Q12A literary device in which an earlier episode, conversation, or event is inserted into the chronological sequence of a narrative.ImageryResolutionMoodFlashback30s
- Q13Something that stands for something else, like the American flag stands for freedom, and a dove represents peace. It is any object, person, place, or experience that means more than what it is.Point of ViewCharacterizationSymbolismForeshadowing30s
- Q14The setting of a story has no connection to the mood of the story.FalseTrue30s
- Q15The setting consists of the time, place, and/or time of year.TrueFalse30s