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Froggy Jumps Unit 1 Academic Vocabulary ChallengeOnline version Test your grasp of key lit terms and concepts. by Kellie Smith 1 Collaboration is the process of working together to achieve a shared goal. What term from the word bank fits? a analyze b collaboration c annotation 2 The time and place of the story is called the ___. a tone b setting c theme 3 The subject of the work, usually a single noun, is the ___. a plot b character c topic 4 A character who moves the plot forward is the ___. a narrative b antagonist c protagonist 5 A direct note on a text is called an ___. a citation b annotation c inference 6 The person who reads or watches a performance is the ___. a audience b author c narrator 7 The narrator’s reason for writing is the ___. a narrative b setting c author’s purpose 8 A question or comment written on a text to capture reaction is a/an ___. a inference b annotation c annotation 9 A character whose goals oppose the protagonist is the ___. a protagonist b conflict c antagonist 10 A reader’s formed idea about a text using evidence and prior knowledge is an ___. a analysis b evaluation c inference 11 The people who read a text or watch a performance are the ___. a characters b settings c audience 12 A judgment about a text's content is an ___. a interpret b evaluation c definition 13 A story consisting of connected events is a ___. a theme b narrative c setting 14 The sequence of events that form a story is the ___. a style b tone c plot 15 The way an author uses language to achieve a purpose is ___. a context clues b style c plot 16 An author’s reason for writing such as to entertain or inform is the ___. a theme b attitude c author’s purpose 17 Hints in the surrounding text that help infer meaning are called context clues ___. a are hints b are examples c are questions 18 A reference to something indirect is a/an ___. a explicit b definition c allusion 19 A contextual clue that explains a word's meaning before or after it is a ___. a example b contrast c definition 20 A context clue with examples is a/an ___. a comparison b example c contrast 21 A context clue that shows how a word is like something else is a/an ___. a analogy b contrast c annotation 22 The first event where the conflict becomes apparent is the ___. a resolution b turning point c inciting incident 23 The main problem characters face is the ___. a conflict b setting c definition 24 A context clue using how a word is unlike something else is a ___. a comparison b example c contrast 25 The final outcome of the story’s conflict is the ___. a inciting incident b plot c resolution 26 The main character who the story revolves around is the ___. a antagonist b narrator c protagonist 27 The message of a work is the ___. a plot b theme c tone 28 A style element using precise word choices is called word ___. a tone b order c choice 29 Details that support ideas and opinions are called textual ___. a structure b context c evidence 30 The way an author views a topic is the ___. a attitude b tone c theme 31 The act of reading comprehension is ___. a summary b annotation c comprehension 32 A character’s defining qualities are their ___. a traits b plot c tone 33 A short answer with supporting evidence is a/an ___. a inference b annotation c text dependent response 34 Narrative structure is also called story ___. a tone b structure c setting 35 A question about the text with evidence is a/an ___. a annotation b inference c text dependent response 36 An explicit meaning is stated directly; an implicit meaning is ___. a explicit b evidence c implied 37 Tone refers to the author’s ___ toward the subject. a plot b attitude c setting 38 Plot is the ___ of events in a story. a sequence b theme c tone 39 A turning point is a moment when the story takes a ___. a new direction b conflict c ending 40 Context clues include hints like definitions, examples, and ___. a synonyms b negation c plot 41 A comparison using like or as is a/an ___. a simile b metaphor c allusion 42 A direct reference to something else is an ___. a allusion b annotation c inference 43 Theme is the message or takeaway of a ___. a setting b character c literary work 44 Character traits are the defining ___ of a person in a story. a locations b qualities c events 45 A narrative’s structure is the framework the author uses to ___. a write dialogue b organize events c describe setting 46 Meaning is what a reader derives from a text; its ___ is the direct sense. a contrast b definition c collaboration 47 A reference to a person, place, or thing in a text is a/an ___. a allusion b setting c annotation 48 The voice behind a text, or whose point of view is used, is the ___. a narrative b author’s point of view c dialogue

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Unit 1 Academic Vocabulary ChallengeOnline version

by Kellie Smith

Collaboration is the process of working together to achieve a shared goal. What term from the word bank fits?

The time and place of the story is called the ___.

The subject of the work, usually a single noun, is the ___.

A character who moves the plot forward is the ___.

A direct note on a text is called an ___.

The person who reads or watches a performance is the ___.

The narrator’s reason for writing is the ___.

A question or comment written on a text to capture reaction is a/an ___.

A character whose goals oppose the protagonist is the ___.

A reader’s formed idea about a text using evidence and prior knowledge is an ___.

The people who read a text or watch a performance are the ___.

A judgment about a text's content is an ___.

A story consisting of connected events is a ___.

The sequence of events that form a story is the ___.

The way an author uses language to achieve a purpose is ___.

An author’s reason for writing such as to entertain or inform is the ___.

Hints in the surrounding text that help infer meaning are called context clues ___.

A reference to something indirect is a/an ___.

A contextual clue that explains a word's meaning before or after it is a ___.

A context clue with examples is a/an ___.

A context clue that shows how a word is like something else is a/an ___.

The first event where the conflict becomes apparent is the ___.

The main problem characters face is the ___.

A context clue using how a word is unlike something else is a ___.

The final outcome of the story’s conflict is the ___.

The main character who the story revolves around is the ___.

The message of a work is the ___.

A style element using precise word choices is called word ___.

Details that support ideas and opinions are called textual ___.

The way an author views a topic is the ___.

The act of reading comprehension is ___.

A character’s defining qualities are their ___.

A short answer with supporting evidence is a/an ___.

Narrative structure is also called story ___.

A question about the text with evidence is a/an ___.

An explicit meaning is stated directly; an implicit meaning is ___.

Tone refers to the author’s ___ toward the subject.

Plot is the ___ of events in a story.

A turning point is a moment when the story takes a ___.

Context clues include hints like definitions, examples, and ___.

A comparison using like or as is a/an ___.

A direct reference to something else is an ___.

Theme is the message or takeaway of a ___.

Character traits are the defining ___ of a person in a story.

A narrative’s structure is the framework the author uses to ___.

Meaning is what a reader derives from a text; its ___ is the direct sense.

A reference to a person, place, or thing in a text is a/an ___.

The voice behind a text, or whose point of view is used, is the ___.