ELA 8A1_Fictional Narratives_Quizizz

ACTIVE reading means reading a text with the goal of ______.

• finishing more books in a shorter period of time.

• understanding its purpose and deeper meaning.

• spending less time on unhealthy entertainment.

One way to learn unfamiliar words is to understand the basic relationships between words which are ______ .

• synonyms, antonyms, and analysis

• synonyms, abbreviations, and analogies

• synonyms, antonyms, and analogies

• expressions, antonyms, and analogies

You can often figure out the meaning of an unfamiliar word by reading the words around it. The surrounding words and sentences are known as the __________.

• construction

• confusion

• contract

• context

What can you learn from context clues?

• The ideas and meanings of the words in the paragraph surrounding a unfamiliar word

• Which part of speech the word is

• Both are correct

Which of these resources can not help you find the meaning of unfamiliar words?

• A novel

• An online search engine

• An encyclopedia

• A thesaurus

• A dictionary

A fictional narrative is ___________. In other words, it is a story made up by the writer.

• a true story whose data is collected and proven by a write

• a scientific research

• a series of events created from a writer's imagination

Which of the following is not an element of fictional narratives?

• narrative point of view

• plot

• setting

• characters

• signature of writer

Which of the following statements is fictional narrative?

• The piano is a little over 18 feet long and has 85 keys

• In the land of the Kiwis, for instance, you'll find the highest concentration of pet owners on the planet.

• Jenny opened her purse and dozens of love rockets came out flying up to the sky before their explosion covered the city with the "happy magic".

• The average adult polar bear weighs 500 pounds (227 kg), which means it eats about 100 pounds (45 kg) every time it sits down to eat.

In the ____________ point of view, the narrator takes on the role of an all-knowing being. The reader is aware of every thought, feeling, and action in the story.

• Third-person objective

• Third-person limited

• Third-person omniscient

Which of the following is not a character in fictional narratives?

• protagonist

• antagonist

• secondary character

• none of the above