FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WELL VERIFIED .GRADED
A+
falling action - ANSWER -events that follow the climax and move the
conflict towards the resolution
resolution - ANSWER -loose ends of the plot are tied up, remaining
questions are answered and conflicts are resolved
tone - ANSWER -the author's attitude towards a subject, audience or
character
,mood - ANSWER -the atmosphere or feeling of the reader
theme - ANSWER -a story's lesson that teaches the reader about how
to live a better life or how to avoid the same mistakes
poetry - ANSWER -literature written in lines and stanzas
stanza - ANSWER -a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical
unit in a poem
repetition - ANSWER -repeating words, phrases, lines or stanzas
rhyme - ANSWER -repetition of similar sounds in 2 or more words
descriptive text - ANSWER -the text uses sensory and descriptive
details to help reader visualize information
compare and contrast text - ANSWER -the text uses comparisons to
explain ideas to reader, similarities and differences
sequence text - ANSWER -the text presents events in a sequence from
beginning to end
, problem and solution text - ANSWER -the text introduces an issue nd
presents 1 or more ways to fix the issue
cause and effect text - ANSWER -the text describes events and
identifies reasons for why the event happened
simile - ANSWER -a comparison between 2 unlike things using like or as
hyperbole - ANSWER -an exaggerated statement used for emphasis
aliteration - ANSWER -repetition of the same beginning sound
metaphor - ANSWER -figure of speech that implies a comparison of
two unlikely things
personifcation - ANSWER -the giving of human qualities to an animal,
object or abstract idea
onomatopoeia - ANSWER -a word that sounds like what it describes
DETAILED ANSWERS WELL VERIFIED .GRADED
A+
falling action - ANSWER -events that follow the climax and move the
conflict towards the resolution
resolution - ANSWER -loose ends of the plot are tied up, remaining
questions are answered and conflicts are resolved
tone - ANSWER -the author's attitude towards a subject, audience or
character
,mood - ANSWER -the atmosphere or feeling of the reader
theme - ANSWER -a story's lesson that teaches the reader about how
to live a better life or how to avoid the same mistakes
poetry - ANSWER -literature written in lines and stanzas
stanza - ANSWER -a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical
unit in a poem
repetition - ANSWER -repeating words, phrases, lines or stanzas
rhyme - ANSWER -repetition of similar sounds in 2 or more words
descriptive text - ANSWER -the text uses sensory and descriptive
details to help reader visualize information
compare and contrast text - ANSWER -the text uses comparisons to
explain ideas to reader, similarities and differences
sequence text - ANSWER -the text presents events in a sequence from
beginning to end
, problem and solution text - ANSWER -the text introduces an issue nd
presents 1 or more ways to fix the issue
cause and effect text - ANSWER -the text describes events and
identifies reasons for why the event happened
simile - ANSWER -a comparison between 2 unlike things using like or as
hyperbole - ANSWER -an exaggerated statement used for emphasis
aliteration - ANSWER -repetition of the same beginning sound
metaphor - ANSWER -figure of speech that implies a comparison of
two unlikely things
personifcation - ANSWER -the giving of human qualities to an animal,
object or abstract idea
onomatopoeia - ANSWER -a word that sounds like what it describes
