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English I CP and Flex: Midterm 2024

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1.

Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

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2.

Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

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3.

Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

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4.

Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

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5.

Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

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6.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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7.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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8.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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9.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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10.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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11.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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12.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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13.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

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14.

I had _____________ much turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.

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15.

The competition will begin in ___________ days.

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16.

Are you leaving early _____________?

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17.

I'd like ___________ go surfing tomorrow.

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18.

Alessandro enjoys walking ____________ school each day.

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19.

According to the old legend, the gold is buried ______________.

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20.

Juan and Steve said ___________ coming for dinner tonight.

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21.

I can't wait to see the look on _____________ faces when I tell them the truth.

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22.

May I drive ___________ car to the dance, Dad?

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23.

___________ the one I saw on television yesterday, aren't you?

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24.

I wish you'd keep __________ comments to yourself.

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25.

The company expects unwavering support from ___________ employees.

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26.

__________ such a lovely day, so I will spend it at the beach.

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27.

Ultimately, ___________ your decision to make.

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28.

The organization will be electing ____________ new president today.

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29.

plot

tone

mood

setting

theme

the emotions an author creates using language

series of events in a narrative

time and place where a literary work takes place

central message about life/humanity in a literary work

author's attitude toward the subject or audience of a literary work

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30.

rising action

external conflict

resolution

internal conflict

exposition

part of a story where setting, characters, and conflict are introduced

struggle within a character's mind

the outcome of a conflict

part of plot when complications are introduced

struggle with some outside force

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31.

dynamic

foreshadowing

conflict

antagonist

flashback

hints about things that will happen later

a character who changes throughout a story

a character who opposes the protagonist in some way

struggle between opposing forces in a literary work

account of an event that happened earlier

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32.

climax

indirect characterization

direct characterization

rhetoric

character

point blank, upfront description of a character

the art of using words to persuade someone

a character revealed through thoughts, words, actions, and reactions of others

a person/animal in a literary work that takes part in the action of a short story

the highest point of tension or drama in a narrative's plot

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33.

verbal irony

dramatic irony

pathos

logos

allusion

when someone says the opposite of what they mean

appeal to emotions

when the reader knows information that characters in story do not know

appeal to logic or reason

a reference to some other person, event, or literary work

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34.

Between school, my job, and volleyball practice, I have a million things to do.

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35.

The clap of thunder made Kevin jump, and his eyes widened as he watched the lightning dance across the sky.

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36.

When Rachel entered the dark house, it was as black as coal.

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37.

The icy, bitter night seemed to disappear as Suzy curled next to the crackling fire.

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38.

Sarah looked out her window and admired the blanket of flowers that she had planted.

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39.

He didn't go to school today because he was feeling under the weather.

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40.

It took some time to try to light the fire.

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41.

My mom's cheesecake is awfully good!

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42.

The hired hand repaired the fence that enclosed the cattle.

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43.

Martin was so frustrated with social media, that he wrote a scathing editorial and posted it on Facebook and Instagram.

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44.

hear

ten

two

against

self

AUTOmatic

BIcycle

AUDIence

ANTIbiotic

DECade

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45.

lead

under

not

time

together

HYPOthermic

Amoral

CHRONological

COMmunicate

conDUCT

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46.

man

both

away

high

before

ABnormal

AMBIvalent

ALTar

HOMIcide

ANTEcedent

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47.

hundred

believe

over

between

across

INTERstate

DIAmeter

inCREDible

CENTury

HYPERactive

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48.

What is the main idea of the article?

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49.

What are disintegrins?

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50.

Until recently, scientists couldn't take advantage of studying the biomedical uses of snake venom because they didn't have the:

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51.

According to the article, disintegrins could help in surgery by

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52.

What would be the advantage of using artificial proteins instead of natural proteins from venom?

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53.

What does the word "foreign" mean as used in the following sentence? “Injecting the venom proteins into people presents problems because our bodies reject them as foreign.”

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54.

Which of the following phrases best describes the narrator's attitude during the evening with his friends?

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55.

After entering his room, the narrator

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56.

What wakes the narrator up?

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57.

At the end of the story, what does the narrator realize actually happened?

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58.

Which of the following sentences best describes the theme of this story?

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59.

In the passage, what causes the conflict between the narrator and his friends?

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60.

Prompt: Jesus wants us to love one another as He loves us. Write about how you can show your love for one other person or a group of people. Be very detailed and specific. Your response must be at least 7-10 sentences to receive credit.