This pre-assessment quiz for English 9 focuses on key literary terms such as conflict, protagonist, antagonist, theme, plot, and setting, essential for understanding literature.
Fact
Opinion
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Theme
Epic
Setting
Context
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First person point-of-view
Second person point-of-view
Third person point-of-view
Omniscient point-of-view
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Narration
Dialogue
Epic
Theme
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Falling action
Denouement
Rising action
Climax
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What the character does
What the character says
What the character looks like
All of the above
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True
False
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Foreshadowing
Irony
Flashback
Personification
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Foreshadowing
Irony
Flashback
Personification
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Any type of music can improve mood.
College students experience many emotions.
Music decreases students’ happiness.
Rock-and-roll is the most helpful music.
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To make calls to order goods
To make additional money for her business
To link her village with other villages
To call villagers to tell them about her store
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Fact
Opinion
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Find a variety of ways to improve their moods
Interpret the data from the studies
Choose their favorite kind of music
Discover how music affects their moods
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Simile
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Imagery
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Simile
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Imagery
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Fact
Opinion
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Fact
Opinion
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Foil
Narrator
Antagonist
Protagonist
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Fact
Opinion
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Herd and do work.
Learn and solve problems.
Protect and defend.
Be loyal and show affection.
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Plot
Foreshadowing
Flashback
Comedy
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The most popular dogs.
How dogs are trained.
Differences between dog breeds.
Dogs that herd sheep.
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Both are cone-shaped.
Both can be more than 8,000 feet tall.
Both are sometimes called composite volcanoes.
Both make up Earth’s most spectacular mountains.
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Only stratovolcanoes produce lava. .
Only stratovolcanoes have chimneys.
Cinder cones have a crater at the top
Cinder cones usually build up more quickly.
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Cinder cones usually have more vents.
Stratovolcanoes are usually much taller.
Only stratovolcanoes erupt into the sky.
Rocks erupt only from cinder cones.
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Both produce violent explosions of hot gas and ash.
Both force material through a single vent.
Both push out materials that shape the sides of the volcano.
Both kinds of eruptions last for hundreds of years.
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Why dog owners think their dog is smart
The ten smartest dog breed
How dog intelligence is determined
How dogs rank in popularity
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Conflict
Drama
Complication
Climax
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Narrator
Persona
Antagonist
Protagonist
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The German shepherd
The golden retriever
The Rottweiler
The border collie
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Characterization
Style
Imagery
Irony
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First person point-of-view
Second person point-of-view
Third person point-of-view
Omniscient point-of-view
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The borrowers are both successful and grateful.
The lenders threaten them if they do not repay.
The interest rates are very low.
The borrowers become rich from the loans.
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Making her wealthier than her neighbors.
Giving villagers a way to make phone calls.
Helping villagers get their own loans.
Sending children from her village to school.
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Entertain readers with stories about music
Inform readers about how music affects researchers
Encourage readers to use music to improve their own moods
Instruct readers on what type of baroque music they should listen to
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About classical and baroque music
About the effects of music on people's mood
How studies are conducted
Music helps only medical workers
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Many people go to their own stores.
All of the children go to school.
Most people receive micro-finance loans.
Few people have phone service.
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Protagonist
Antagonist
Foil
Bad guy
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