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larts study final
study guide for final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is an external conflict that a seventh grader might face? | Getting punched in the face at lunch. |
| What is an internal conflict that a seventh grader might face? | Should I study, or play video games? |
| What are three types of literature that would use first person point of view? | Autobiography, interview, diary. |
| What are two examples of a primary source of information? | Newspaper, biography. |
| What are the three types of text connections? | Text to text, text to self, text to world. |
| What are five linking verbs? | Has had, have, am ,are. |
| What are five transitions? | First, second, third, next, finally. |
| The dog wagged blank tail. | Its. |
| Over blank, I saw blank dog. | There, their. |
| What is an idiom? Write an example of an idiom. | An idiom is a group of words that are not supposed to be taken seriously. An example would be, "hold your horses." |
| What is the difference between literary nonfiction, and nonfiction in general? | Literary nonfiction is true information made into a story. Nonfiction in general is true facts. |
| What part of speech must a symbol be? | A noun. |
| What are two ways that the reader knows first person point of view is being used? | If the text says I, me, we. And if the narrator is the main character. |
| What does surveying the text mean? | It means to read small pieces text, and pictures around the text. Not reading the text at all. |
| What is a synonym for point of view? | Perspective. |
| What is the difference between the point and the conclusion in an about point summary? | The point is the main idea. Conclusion in an about point summary is the lesson the narrator wants you to know. |
| What is the difference between a dynamic and static character? | Dynamic means a character who undergoes inner change. Static means a character who undergoes little or no inner growth. |
| What is a well known dynamic character? What is a well known static character? | Dynamic - Simba. Static - Dory |
| What is a protagonist? What is an antagonist? Would the main character probably be the protagonist or the antagonist? | Protagonist - Good. Antagonist - Bad. The main character would be the protagonist. |
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