English Language Art Terms Test! Quizz
Are you preparing for the English Language Arts Terms Test? This quiz can help you get ready. Some of the terms on the quiz, which you will be responsible for knowing, include nouns, adjectives, first-person point of view, third-person point of view, persuasive essay, foreshadowing, and character. You will also need to know the highest score you can obtain on the ELA. This quiz will benefit you. Don’t be shy. Give it a whirl.
- 1.What is the setting?
- A.
What the story is about.
- B.
Who the main characters are.
- C.
Where and when the story takes place.
- 2.What is the theme?
- A.
The main character of the story.
- B.
What we learn from the story.
- C.
The way a character speaks.
- 3.What is a noun?
- A.
Description
- B.
Action
- C.
Person, place or thing
- 4.What is a verb?
- A.
Action
- B.
Decscription
- C.
Person, place or thing
- 5.What is an adjective?
- A.
Action
- B.
Description of a Noun
- C.
Person, Place or Thing
- 6.What sentence is in a first-person point of view?
- A.
I went to school today.
- B.
He went to school today.
- C.
Miss Miers went to school today.
- 7.What sentence is in third person point of view?
- A.
I went to school today.
- B.
You went to school today.
- C.
He went to school today.
- 8.What is a persuasive essay?
- A.
An essay written to entertain someone.
- B.
An essay written to convince someone.
- C.
An essay written to teach someone.
- 9.What is foreshadowing?
- A.
A hint about something to come
- B.
When two words sound alike
- C.
A detail about a location
- 10.How many spelling errors will be in the editing section of the ELA?
- A.
4
- B.
2
- C.
0
- 11.What is a character?
- A.
The location of a story.
- B.
The author of a story.
- C.
A person in a story.
- 12.What is a simile?
- A.
Comparision using like or as
- B.
Comparision without like or as
- C.
Comparision of only people
- 13.What is the highest score you can achieve on the ELA?
- A.
4
- B.
10
- C.
100
- 14.What is the definition of fiction?
- A.
Written work that actually took place.
- B.
Written work that is false.
- C.
Written work that needs to rhyme.
- 15.What does the author's purpose mean?
- A.
The reason an author writes something.
- B.
An author's purpose for living.
- C.
The reason an author reads other works.
- 16.What is historical fiction?
- A.
Fiction that is based on events of the past.
- B.
Fiction that is based on events of the future.
- C.
Fiction that is based on another book.
- 17.Which sentence is correct?
- A.
The principle is always in her office.
- B.
The principal is alway's in her office.
- C.
The principal is always in her office.
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