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Grade 9 ELA PAT Part B Quiz

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Grade 9 ELA PAT Part B Quiz
 

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Pat Part B review for Grade 9 ELA

by Christina Haggarty
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What is the central idea of a text?

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Which best describes inference?

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Tone in a passage refers to?

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What does symbolism involve?

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Which is an example of imagery?

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Author’s purpose can be to:

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Which strategy helps identify theme?

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Which sentence shows a claim?

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What is a conflict in literature?

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Which device uses extreme contrasts for effect?

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Identify the one sentence that sums up the overall message.

Use clues in the text to arrive at a reasonable conclusion.

Tone shapes how readers feel about the topic.

A symbol stands for something beyond its literal meaning.

Imagery uses sight, sound, smell, taste, or touch.

Authors write to achieve one or more goals.

Theme is the message about life or human nature.

A claim states a point the author supports.

Conflict drives plot and character choices.

Antithesis highlights differences to emphasize ideas.

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