How well do you know the 6th grade?
Quiz by Kristin Cooper
Grade 6
English Language Arts and Reading
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- Q 1/11Score 0When a student says, "You're giving us like a billion pages of homework! It's not fair, miss!" This is an example of what?29SimileMetaphorAllusionHyberbole
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- Q1When a student says, "You're giving us like a billion pages of homework! It's not fair, miss!" This is an example of what?SimileMetaphorAllusionHyberbole300s
- Q2Which point of view is this? I walked into the cellar, the air was damp and had the faint smell of old pine. I knew that this is where he kept his chest, he was always coming down here, hiding his journal.2nd Person1st PersonBoth 2nd and 3rd3rd Person300s
- Q3What is an inference?An opinion without any facts to support their claim.It is an exaggeration.An educated guess without evidence.A judgment made based off of evidence.300s
- Q4What is a thematic link?To convince an audience of the author's credibility.A big theme, or idea, shared between various pieces of text.A contrast between what is expected and what actually exists or happens.A type of figurative language where two opposite ideas are joined together to create an effect.300s
- Q5Something, especially a clue, that is or is intended to be misleading or distracting is called what?SloganRed HerringScare TacticTestimonial300s
- Q6NASA is an example of what?ActDrama/PlayAcronymConflict300s
- Q7What are the four main types of conflict?Man vs. World; Man vs. Friend; Man vs, Nature; Man vs. SelfMan vs. Man; Man vs. Self; Man vs. Society; Man vs. NatureMan vs. City; Man vs. Friend; Man vs. Technology; Man vs. SelfMan vs. Man; Man vs. Character; Man vs. Community; Man vs. World300s
- Q8What is this an example of? "Mom, I forgot to tell you that I have a project due tomorrow . We need to go to the store." "Why are you just now telling me this? It is already five!"ExpositionActDrama/PlayDialogue300s
- Q9The point of the greatest interest in a story or play.ExpositionRising ActionResolutionClimax300s
- Q10The most important idea about a topic that a writer or speaker conveys. It is often expressed in a topic sentence.Main IdeaThemePlotPoint of View300s
- Q11Stylistic Element is what?The stage of the plot that develops conflict, or struggle. Events occur that make the conflict more complicated.Another term for figurative language; devices to make your text more interesting and lively and help you get and keep your reader's attention.The voice that tells a story. Sometimes the narrator is a character in the story.The most important idea of a story. It can be implied or stated directly.300s
