Literary elements
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- Q1Which literary element refers to the use of hints or clues to suggest events that will occur later in the story?ForeshadowingMetaphorSymbolismIrony30s
- Q2Which literary element refers to the overall emotional or moral message of a story?SettingCharacterizationPlotTheme30s
- Q3Which literary element refers to the repetition of sounds at the beginning of words?HyperboleAlliterationOnomatopoeiaPersonification30s
- Q4Which literary element refers to the use of words that imitate the sounds they describe?SimileOnomatopoeiaHyperbolePersonification30s
- Q5Which literary element refers to the use of language that goes beyond the literal meaning to create a deeper or more vivid image?ForeshadowingFigurative languagePoint of viewConflict30s
- Q6Which literary element refers to the perspective from which a story is told?CharacterizationPlotThemePoint of view30s
- Q7Which literary element refers to the comparison between two unrelated things using 'like' or 'as'?SimileHyperbolePersonificationMetaphor30s
- Q8Which literary element refers to the use of words or phrases to create vivid sensory experiences?ImageryForeshadowingSymbolismIrony30s
- Q9Which literary element refers to the use of words or phrases to represent objects, actions, or ideas beyond their literal meaning?OnomatopoeiaSymbolismPersonificationAlliteration30s
- Q10Which literary element refers to the feeling created in the reader through the use of language and descriptions?SettingToneCharacterizationMood30s
- Q11What is a formative assessment?An assessment that measures learning at the end of an instructional unit.An assessment that determines whether students have reached a specific level of mastery.An assessment that compares students' performance to a set of standards.A method of evaluating student learning during instruction.30s
- Q12What is a summative assessment?An assessment that compares students' performance to a set of standards.An assessment that evaluates students' understanding and progress during instruction.An assessment that measures learning at the end of an instructional unit.An assessment that determines whether students have reached a specific level of mastery.30s
- Q13What is a norm-referenced assessment?A method of evaluating student learning during instruction.An assessment that compares students' performance to a set of standards.An assessment that determines whether students have reached a specific level of mastery.An assessment that measures learning at the end of an instructional unit.30s
- Q14What is a criterion-referenced assessment?A method of evaluating student learning during instruction.An assessment that measures learning at the end of an instructional unit.An assessment that compares students' performance to a set of standards.An assessment that determines whether students have reached a specific level of mastery.30s
- Q15What is a performance-based assessment?An assessment that requires students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in a real-world context.An assessment that measures learning at the end of an instructional unit.An assessment that determines whether students have reached a specific level of mastery.An assessment that compares students' performance to a set of standards.30s