ELA Terms For Review
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How well do you know ELA terms?
- 1.What is setting?
- A.
What the story is about.
- B.
Who the main characters are.
- C.
Where and when the story takes place.
- 2.What is 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 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 on 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 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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