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by Jessa Mie Cadiz
1

Which type of characterization directly tells what a character is like?

2

What do we call the repetition of similar ending sounds in poetry?

3

“The wind whispered through the trees.” What figure of speech is used?

4

Which is an example of a cultural value?

5

What do we call the process of generating many ideas before writing?

6

Which part of the plot introduces the characters and setting?

7

Which metrical pattern consists of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable (˘ /)?

8

Read the phrase: “to WALK”. The first syllable is unstressed and the second is stressed. What metrical pattern does it illustrate?

9

How many syllables are in the line, “The gentle breeze begins to sing”?

10

What do we call the sequence of events in the story?

11

During difficult times, Lira's grandfather always lit a small lamp. He told her, “Darkness will not last forever.”

12

Mia always uses respectful words when speaking to her grandparents because her family values respect for elders.

13

Ben has several ideas for his story. What should he do next to organize them?

14

A story is exactly 100 words long. Despite its length, it has a complete beginning, middle, and ending about a student's dream of becoming a doctor. What type of short story is this?

15

What do we call the way an author reveals a character’s traits and personality?

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