7th grade Language Arts Final
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| The use of language to convey meaning other than what is stated | irony
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| A work written by an author about himself | autobiography
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| to over convey something to make something sound more than it is | exaggeration
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| A non-fiction account in which the author tells the true events that make up the life of a real person other than himself | biography
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| a type of irony that takes form in an type of mock praise | sarcasm
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| a work that contains events invented by the author | fiction
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| hinting events which will occur later within a story | foreshadowing
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| prose that tells of real people and events | non-fiction
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| giving human characteristics to someone that is not human | personification
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| the repetition of terminal constant sounds (as in bit, fright, let...) | consonance
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| a reference within a work to something else usually another artistic work | illusion
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| the repetition of words or phrases at the beginnings of lines of poetry | anaphora
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| poetry with no distinguishable rhyme, meter or line length | free verse
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| the point of view in which the narrator as one of the characters refers to himself as I throughout the piece | first person
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| the point of view in which the narrator refers to the characters as he, she, they or it | third person
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| a character who changes as the story progresses | developing character
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| the main character of a story | protagonist
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| the repetition of initial consonant sounds | alliteration
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| a pair of rhymed lines | couplet
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| rhyme between words that sound similar but do not display perfect rhyme | slant rhyme
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| an expression of one thing in terms of another | metaphor
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| descriptive words or phrases used to create an impression | imagery
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| the final outcome of a story and the last element of the plot | resolution
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| a reference to events that occurred before the action of the main story | flashback
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| a pause in the middle of a line of poetry usually indicated by a mark of punctuation | caesura
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| the repetition of similar vowel sounds in a series of words | assonance
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| rhyme that occurs between words spelled similarly but having different pronunciations as in dough, rough | eye rhyme
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| a type of rhyme that occurs between words within a single line of poetry | internal rhyme
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| a character with little individuality whose mind set the reader knows little about | flat character
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| a character whose personality is well defined by the author | round character
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| a character who remains essentially the same throughout the story | static character
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| type of wordplay in which the author combines two meanings in a sentence | pun
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| dialogue written to reflect qualities of the characters speech | dialect
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| a story in which the heroes deeds and skills are exagerated | tall tale
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| a poem that tells a story | narrative poem
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| In the land of the pilgrim's fathers, what did they want? | Freedom to worship God
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| What is the climax of Jimmy Yellow Hawk? | When he comes home with a mink
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| In Crossing the Plains, What is the scene being described? | The American Pioneers in the mid-west
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| Which poems/stories focus on fathers? | Speed Adjustments, The blanket, The secret heart, & the split cherry tree
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| What's the main lesson in Monte takes charge of the barter store? | Work hard to achieve your goals, do what the economy demands if you are trying to run a store.
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| What lesson can we learn from the wright brothers? | Never give up, if u keep working hard u will accomplish ur goals, & u can learn from others mistakes.
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| Main lesson from Nancy Hanks? | He had a hard childhood but he can still become successful.
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| In the Days Demand, what charateristic does a successful leader need? | Honest, smart, & work hard
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| In the story Charlie Colson, what did Charlie tell the doctor? | He would live until the doctor excepted Christ.
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| What did Ennette want to read? | the Bible
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| In the story the Crusifiction, Vinigar boy doesn't want to be adopted by Nicolas because... | he didn't think he was worthy
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| In the 2 went up to the temple to pray, what are we supposed to learn from it? | u have to pray from ur heart
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| In the Soloist, why did Homer not want to play in front of everyone? | He was afraid they would laugh at him.
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| In the split cherry tree, why did Luster resent his son's punishment? | The dad didn't understand the teacher's way of punishment.
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| In Mr. Chairman, The kid kids think the final counsel meeting is about? | getting a dog
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| In death, what did they do everyday? | They sat at the table & read the Bible
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| those winter sundays & the secret heart focused on what? | love from dads to sons
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| In the courage that my mother had, what represented courage? | A rock
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| What was Petey's reaction to his father's decision by sending his grandpa away? | He was mad
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| What does little Jimmy do to get a new name? | He caught a mink
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| What's the danger of using proud words? | You can't get them back
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| What clues tell us that Casey may not hit a home run? | He's cocky, & over confident. The crowd thinks he's perfect at baseball
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| The fools's prayer alludes to what biblical prayer | The publican & the pharisees
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| In the split Cherry tree what is the key to the future | education
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| What is the journey refered to in the first lesson? | life or independence
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| What did old yeller save the family from? | A bear
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| in a love story sort of, what can money not buy? | LOVE
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| What is the irony in How we kept mothers day? | The were selfish and kept it from their mother...they made her work
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| "That ain't my style" | Casey at the bat
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| "God & the alter" | the fool
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| "my buttons" | annebell
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| "wip" | chareokee bill
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| "broch,courage,mother" | the courage that my mother had
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| "her son accomplished alot" | Nancy Hanks
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| "Then you may be in the queen's navy" | Sir Joseph Song
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