Language Arts Vocabulary Quizziz

Paragraph in a poem:

• cite evidence

• stanza

• inference

• none of these

In Language Arts, the word "impact" best means:

• how the word plays

• how the word emphasizes

• how the word looks

• none of these

In Language Arts, the word "contrast" means:

• how things are different

• how things are the same

• how things grow

• none of these

In Language Arts, compare means:

• how are things alike

• how are things different

• how things look

• none of these

What does THEME mean:

• the rhyme of the story

• the overall message of a story

• the number of words in the story

• none of these

Draw a conclusion is the same as:

• underline the nouns

• read a story

• make an inference

If a writer uses as "Formal Style":

• the writer is using slang

• the writer is texting

• the writer is using formal words

• none of these

The "main idea" of a story is:

• the topic that comes up over and over again

• the writers style

• the nouns and verbs

• none of these

A quote:

• the correct spelling of a word

• to write or repeat the exact words in a text

• to underline the correct sentence

• none of these

What's the difference between a central idea and a theme?

• A theme is for nonfiction and a central idea is for fiction.

• A theme and the central idea are the same. They are both what the story is mostly about.

• A theme is a moral or a lesson of a story, and the central idea is what the story is mostly about.

• The theme is for nonfiction and fiction stories. The central idea is just for nonfiction.

Tags

CCSS.RL.6.2