Exam Review #1

Last updated about 6 years ago

9 questions

Last updated about 6 years ago

9 questions

Question 1

Choose the verb or verb phrase: We finally received our passports after the visit to the post office.

finally received

received

visit

received, visit

Question 2

without water, in his or her body

in his or her body, can live

without water, can live

no one, his or her body

Question 3

1st Person

2nd Person

3rd Person Limited

3rd Person Omniscient

Objective

Question 4

Tone is author’s attempt to describe something so that it appeals to the reader’s senses.

Tone is the author’s attitude toward a topic, situation, or character.

Tone is the atmosphere created by the author for the reader.

Tone is the lesson the author conveys through the story.

Question 5

Central idea is written in one word while theme is written in a sentence or more. 

Central idea is the lesson of the story while theme is what the story is actually about.

Central idea is what the story is actually about while theme is the lesson of the story.

There is no difference between the two; they are the same.

Question 6

song

school

wrote

Sam

Question 7

is a "roadmap" showing your audience the order of the paragraphs in the essay.

hooks the audience into reading your essay.

appears as the last sentence of the introduction.

is echoed in at the beginning of the conclusion.

appears in the body paragraphs.

answers the prompt.

establishes the writer's stance on the topic.

Question 8

person vs. nature, person vs. technology, person vs. self

person vs. society, person vs. self, person vs. person

person vs. nature, person vs. society, person vs. technology

person vs. self, person vs. person, person vs. technology

Question 9

 Allusions earn an author bonus points from the publisher, and they can get paid more for their writing.

Allusions cause lots of confusion and make readers want to quit reading the author’s writing.

Allusions help the reader better understand a subject by connecting it to something else.

Allusions are used to persuade the reader to agree with all of the author’s ideas and opinions.

Question 1

finally received

received

visit

received, visit

Question 2

without water, in his or her body

in his or her body, can live

without water, can live

no one, his or her body

Question 3

1st Person

2nd Person

3rd Person Limited

3rd Person Omniscient

Objective

Question 4

Tone is author’s attempt to describe something so that it appeals to the reader’s senses.

Tone is the author’s attitude toward a topic, situation, or character.

Tone is the atmosphere created by the author for the reader.

Tone is the lesson the author conveys through the story.

Question 5

Central idea is written in one word while theme is written in a sentence or more. 

Central idea is the lesson of the story while theme is what the story is actually about.

Central idea is what the story is actually about while theme is the lesson of the story.

There is no difference between the two; they are the same.

Question 6

song

school

wrote

Sam

Question 7

is a "roadmap" showing your audience the order of the paragraphs in the essay.

hooks the audience into reading your essay.

appears as the last sentence of the introduction.

is echoed in at the beginning of the conclusion.

appears in the body paragraphs.

answers the prompt.

establishes the writer's stance on the topic.

Question 8

person vs. nature, person vs. technology, person vs. self

person vs. society, person vs. self, person vs. person

person vs. nature, person vs. society, person vs. technology

person vs. self, person vs. person, person vs. technology

Question 9

 Allusions earn an author bonus points from the publisher, and they can get paid more for their writing.

Allusions cause lots of confusion and make readers want to quit reading the author’s writing.

Allusions help the reader better understand a subject by connecting it to something else.

Allusions are used to persuade the reader to agree with all of the author’s ideas and opinions.