Remedial Exam in English 10 Q1
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- Q1
What are the five elements of a story?
character, language, purpose, plot, dialogue
setting, theme, character, plot, tacos
character, plot, conflict, setting, theme
conflict, setting, history, theme, Monday
45s - Q2
The underlying message of a story is called the _________.
Plot
Mood
Setting
Theme
45s - Q3
The five essential parts of a plot are
Luke, Leah, Han, Chewy, and R2D2
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution
Theme, mood, tone, atmosphere, and setting
Protagonist, antagonist, flat character, round character, and static character
45s - Q4
What can we use to help make predictions?
The title, author, or summary
pictures, diagrams, or charts
section headings, or bold/highlighted words
all of the above
45s - Q5
How can you identify the main idea of a story?
Check the first and last sentences
Summarize the passage in your own words
Look for repetition of ideas
Identify the topic, summarize the passage in your own words, check the first and last sentences, and look for repetition of of ideas
45s - Q6
Which is the best definition of figurative language?
Language that means something other than the literal
Language that attempts to include no connotation
Language that refers to things experienced through the senses
Language that carries a comic or romantic tone
45s - Q7
It refers to evaluating information and then making a decision based on your findings
Communication
Critical Thinking
Creativity
Analytical skills
45s - Q8
Which of the following is most likely true about the word “compare and contrast?”
It is effective for English subject only
It is effective for English subject only
It is effective for English subject only
To group ideas in order of similarities and differences
45s - Q9
In comparing and contrasting we need at least
1 subject
5 subjects
2 subjects
2 subjects
45s - Q10
The following are considered effective sources of information EXCEPT.
Unverified news
Academic journal
Educational articles
Internet
45s - Q11
Below are examples of textual aids EXCEPT:
all of the above
Italicized
Bolder words
highlighted words
45s - Q12
Graphic organizers such Venn diagram, T- Chart, compare and contrast matrix, various charts are used in comparing and contrasting.
truefalseTrue or False45s - Q13
Signal words such as alike, still, similarly and equally connote compare while although, in contrast, on the contrary and nonetheless connote contrast
truefalseTrue or False45s - Q14
When you read your introduction, speak clearly and be enthusiastic.
truefalseTrue or False45s - Q15
News Reports begin with a catchy headline
truefalseTrue or False45s