Language Arts Review Flashcards

1
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What is a character trait?

A

describes a characters thoughts, actions, and words

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2
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Name the four types of conflicts

A

man vs. man, nature, self, society

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3
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What is a genre?

A

A type of literature

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4
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What words does a story in first person use?

A

I, my, we, us

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5
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What words does a story told in 3rd person use?

A

she, he, proper names

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6
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What are the elements of plot?

A

exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

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7
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In what part of the plot are the characters and setting introduced?

A

exposition

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8
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In what part of the plot is the conflict resolved?

A

climax

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9
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In what part of the plot do the events build toward the climax?

A

rising action

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10
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What are some signal words that show a compare/contrast text structure?

A

similarly, on the other hand, however

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11
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What is tone?

A

The author’s/narrator’s attitude toward a subject

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12
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Which text feature tells what is happening in a picture?

A

caption

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13
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Which text feature shows events in order?

A

timeline

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14
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Which text feature tells the main idea of a page?

A

title

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15
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What text structure organizes events in order?

A

chronological

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16
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Which text feature makes a word stand out?

A

boldface

17
Q

What does the prefix dis mean?

A

not

18
Q

What does the prefix sub mean?

A

under

19
Q

What does the prefix in mean?

A

not

20
Q

Which part of the word contains a suffix?

A

the end

21
Q

What does the suffix -ly mean?

A

in the manner of

22
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What does the suffix -less mean?

A

without

23
Q

What are some elements of poetry?

A

rhyme, rhythm, alliteration. simile, metaphor, imagery, repetition, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, personification

24
Q

What is plot?

A

the action or sequence of events in a story

25
Q

What is a context clue?

A

Information surrounding a word or phrase (i.e., words, phrases, sentences, or syntax) that gives clues to its meaning

26
Q

What is figurative language?

A

Language enriched by word meanings and figures of speech (i.e., similes, metaphors, personification, hyperbole)

27
Q

What are some examples of different genres?

A

poetry, realistic fiction, historical fiction, play, and folklore

28
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What is foreshadowing?

A

Hints or clues in a text that suggests what may occur later in a narrative

29
Q

What is an inference?

A

A logical guess based on text evidence I made an inference about the child’s height when I saw his tall parents.

30
Q

What is mood?

A

The feeling a text creates within a reader

31
Q

What is paraphrasing?

A

A restatement of a text in a reader’s own words

32
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What are some elements of setting?

A

The time and place of a story. Details can include time, day or dates, month, year, season, historical references, geographical names, landscape details, and weather elements

33
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What is theme?

A

The author’s message about a topic within a text. What big ideas (war, death, friendship, loyalty etc.) did the author make you think about after reading?

34
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What is a summary?

A

A recounting of the important ideas of a text-the key events/facts-not too many details