Content Vocabulary Question Preview (ID: 48757)

a) What the author is doing in the text.

b) The main idea of the text

c) The lesson or message of the story

d)

a) the most important point the author makes in a paragraph/text.

b) a character that changes during the story

c) What will happen next in the story

d)

a) the highest point of interest in a story; the turning point

b) The end of the story

c) The part that introduces characters and setting

d)

a) at this part of the story, loose ends are tied up

b) the highest point of interest in a story; the turning point

c) the end of the story

d)

a) at this part of the story, loose ends are tied up

b) the end of the story

c) the beginning of a story; we learn about the characters and the setting

d)

a) at this part of the story, loose ends are tied up

b) the highest point of interest in a story; the turning point

c) At this part of the plot the tension builds; conflicts (or problems) are getting more intense

d)

a) restates the central ideas of a text; is shorter than the original; doesn’t include opinions

b) any part of a text that SUPPORTS a reader’s inference

c) At this part of the plot the tension builds; conflicts (or problems) are getting more intense

d)

a) this type of characterization directly STATES the personality of the characters;

b) one’s belief about something; it can’t be proven true

c) this type of characterization requires readers to INFER the personality of a character.

d)

a) the highest point of interest in a story; the turning point

b) the people (or animals, etc.) of a text; who the text is about

c) the most important point the author makes in a paragraph/text.

d)

a) the people (or animals, etc.) of a text; who the text is about

b) one’s belief about something; it can’t be proven true

c) where and when a story takes place

d)

a) an educated guess readers make about a character, setting, etc.

b) any part of a text that SUPPORTS a reader’s inference

c) one’s belief about something; it can’t be proven true

d) at this part of the story, loose ends are tied up

a) a problem that a character has WITHIN himself.

b) a problem that a character has with someone else, society, or nature.

c) the highest point of interest in a story; the turning point

d)

a) a problem that a character has with someone else, society, or nature.

b) a problem that a character has WITHIN himself.

c) any part of a text that SUPPORTS a reader’s inference

d) restates the central ideas of a text; is shorter than the original; doesn’t include opinions

a) The sequence of events in a story; what happens.

b) The way words are organized in the text.

c) The most important point the author makes in a paragraph/text.

d) Stated Clearly; directly found in the text.

a) an educated guess readers make about a character, setting, etc. Readers use textual evidence and what they already know to

b) The problem in a story

c) where and when a story takes place

d) any part of a text that SUPPORTS a reader’s inference

a) Remind

b) Show

c) Distract

d)

a) restates the central ideas of a text; is shorter than the original; doesn’t include opinions

b) The place and time where a story meets

c) The main idea of the text.

d)