7th Grade Literary Terms Review

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7th Grade Literary Terms Review


Froggy Jumps 7th Grade Literary Terms ReviewVersion en ligne Literary terms quiz for finals par Shana Goldstein 1 The way the reader or audience feels. Which term matches this definition? a Tone b Theme c Mood 2 The author’s attitude towards the topic. Which term matches this definition? a Characterization b Mood c Tone 3 The way in which we form opinions about characters and people. Which term is this? a Characterization b Plot c Conflict 4 The problem in the story. Which term is defined here? a Foreshadowing b Conflict c Climax 5 The message or lesson of the story. Which term is described? a Theme b Medium c Mood 6 When the opposite of what you expect to happen, happens. Which term fits? a Irony b Symbol c Metaphor 7 Something that occurs over and over again. Which term is this? a Motif b Plot c Stanza 8 The lens through which the story is told. Which term is this? a Perspective b Third person c Point of view 9 Saying a word, phrase, sent., etc. multiple times for emphasis. Which term is this? a Repetition b Foreshadowing c Texture 10 The highest point of action in a story; the moment all the conflict has led to. Which term is this? a Rising action b Resolution c Climax 11 A hint at what is to come later in the story. Which term is described? a Flashback b Climax c Foreshadowing 12 A comparison without using ‘like’ or ‘as’. Which term is this? a Simile b Metaphor c Hyperbole 13 A stated opinion or response to a question; something that will be proved. Which term is this? a Thesis b Argument c Claim 14 An object, person, or place that represents an idea, concept, feeling, or belief. Which term? a Symbol b Motif c Imagery 15 The last sentence of an introduction that tells the focus (claim) of a piece of writing. Which term? a Topic b Conclusion c Thesis 16 A specific moment from a story. Which term fits? a Main Idea b Textual Detail c Abstract 17 The overall topic or idea. Which term is this? a Theme b Resolution c Main idea 18 Using the information given to make an educated guess or assumption. Which term? a Prediction b Analysis c Inference 19 A comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’. Which term is this? a Simile b Metaphor c Allusion 20 The moment a story makes a shift. Which term is described? a Climax b Turning point c Resolution 21 A connection between a claim and textual details; an explanation of the why and how. Which term? a Analysis b Summary c Exposition 22 The villain or ‘bad guy’. Which term is this? a Antagonist b Hero c Protagonist 23 The hero or ‘good guy’. Which term is this? a Protagonist b Sidekick c Antagonist 24 Creating a mental picture with words. Which term? a Imagery b Alliteration c Juxtaposition 25 To put things next to each other to compare/contrast or develop deeper meanings. Which term? a Foreshadowing b Symbol c Juxtaposition 26 An add-on to a passage that enhances understanding (picture w/ caption, chart, etc.). Which term? a Stanza b Main idea c Text feature 27 Words or phrases that connect ideas within and across paragraphs. Which term? a Hooks b Foreshadowing c Transitions 28 A general introduction to a piece of writing that gets your reader interested. Which term? a Hook b Rhetoric c Conclusion 29 The time and place of a story. Which term is defined here? a Mood b Setting c Plot 30 When a story breaks the normal chronology and goes back to a moment in the past. Which term? a Foreshadowing b Flashback c Climax 31 The point of view where the narrator is not involved and tells the story as an observer. Which term? a Second person b First person c Third person 32 The point of view where the narrator is a character and tells the story as he/she sees it. Which term? a Second person b First person c Third person 33 The series of moments/events in a story. Which term is this? a Plot b Characterization c Conflict 34 A verse in poetry. Which term is this? a Stanza b Line c Verse paragraph 35 The use of humor, irony, exaggeration to comment on stupidity or vices, typically in popular culture or politics. Which term? a Parody b Satire c Caricature 36 The path a character’s life takes in a story. Which term? a Plot b Characterization c Character Arc 37 A character with noble qualities who has a fatal flaw that leads to their downfall. Which term? a Antihero b Villain c Tragic Hero 38 A character who experiences some kind of growth over the course of a novel. Which term? a Coming-of-age b Coming apart c Maturation 39 The way a story is told (first, second, third person). Which term? a Point-of-view b Perspective c Narration 40 The viewpoint a narrator takes/the lens through which a speaker views the world. Which term? a Setting b Mood c Perspective 41 In A Long Walk to Water, what drives Salva's journey after losing his family in the war? a A quest for treasure b To join a refugee camp gang c Survival and hope to reunite with relatives 42 In Freak the Mighty, how does Kevin's nickname reflect his personality? a He speaks only in rhymes b He is small but mighty in spirit and courage c He is a hunter of bugs 43 In The Outsiders, why do Ponyboy and Johnny hide in the church? a To escape the police after a fight b To visit a friend’s house c To study secretly 44 A Long Walk to Water features Salva's perseverance, which quality helps him later in life? a Independence from family b Resilience through adversity c A love for cities 45 Freak the Mighty explores friendship; what enables Maxwell Kane to be seen as ‘Mighty’? a A magical amulet b Norman’s acceptance and teamwork with Kevin c A secret identity 46 In The Outsiders, which theme most fuels Ponyboy’s conflict? a Technological advancement b Supernatural forces c Social class and belonging 47 In A Long Walk to Water, Salva’s leadership emerges when he... a Leaves the group to find water alone b Guides others and shares limited resources c Leaves messages for soldiers 48 Freak the Mighty highlights literacy; how does literacy affect Maxwell’s life? a Gives him confidence and a way to connect b Causes him to isolate c Leads to trouble with teachers 49 The Outsiders ending emphasizes which idea about identity? a Identity is fixed by birth b People can choose their own path despite groups c Only rivals shape who you are 50 In combining themes, what common lesson do Salva, Max, and Ponyboy share? a Only luck changes outcomes b Wealth solves problems quickly c Courage, friendship, and hope can transform lives

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7th Grade Literary Terms ReviewVersion en ligne

par Shana Goldstein

The way the reader or audience feels. Which term matches this definition?

The author’s attitude towards the topic. Which term matches this definition?

The way in which we form opinions about characters and people. Which term is this?

The problem in the story. Which term is defined here?

The message or lesson of the story. Which term is described?

When the opposite of what you expect to happen, happens. Which term fits?

Something that occurs over and over again. Which term is this?

The lens through which the story is told. Which term is this?

Saying a word, phrase, sent., etc. multiple times for emphasis. Which term is this?

The highest point of action in a story; the moment all the conflict has led to. Which term is this?

A hint at what is to come later in the story. Which term is described?

A comparison without using ‘like’ or ‘as’. Which term is this?

A stated opinion or response to a question; something that will be proved. Which term is this?

An object, person, or place that represents an idea, concept, feeling, or belief. Which term?

The last sentence of an introduction that tells the focus (claim) of a piece of writing. Which term?

A specific moment from a story. Which term fits?

The overall topic or idea. Which term is this?

Using the information given to make an educated guess or assumption. Which term?

A comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’. Which term is this?

The moment a story makes a shift. Which term is described?

A connection between a claim and textual details; an explanation of the why and how. Which term?

The villain or ‘bad guy’. Which term is this?

The hero or ‘good guy’. Which term is this?

Creating a mental picture with words. Which term?

To put things next to each other to compare/contrast or develop deeper meanings. Which term?

An add-on to a passage that enhances understanding (picture w/ caption, chart, etc.). Which term?

Words or phrases that connect ideas within and across paragraphs. Which term?

A general introduction to a piece of writing that gets your reader interested. Which term?

The time and place of a story. Which term is defined here?

When a story breaks the normal chronology and goes back to a moment in the past. Which term?

The point of view where the narrator is not involved and tells the story as an observer. Which term?

The point of view where the narrator is a character and tells the story as he/she sees it. Which term?

The series of moments/events in a story. Which term is this?

A verse in poetry. Which term is this?

The use of humor, irony, exaggeration to comment on stupidity or vices, typically in popular culture or politics. Which term?

The path a character’s life takes in a story. Which term?

A character with noble qualities who has a fatal flaw that leads to their downfall. Which term?

A character who experiences some kind of growth over the course of a novel. Which term?

The way a story is told (first, second, third person). Which term?

The viewpoint a narrator takes/the lens through which a speaker views the world. Which term?

In A Long Walk to Water, what drives Salva's journey after losing his family in the war?

In Freak the Mighty, how does Kevin's nickname reflect his personality?

In The Outsiders, why do Ponyboy and Johnny hide in the church?

A Long Walk to Water features Salva's perseverance, which quality helps him later in life?

Freak the Mighty explores friendship; what enables Maxwell Kane to be seen as ‘Mighty’?

In The Outsiders, which theme most fuels Ponyboy’s conflict?

In A Long Walk to Water, Salva’s leadership emerges when he...

Freak the Mighty highlights literacy; how does literacy affect Maxwell’s life?

The Outsiders ending emphasizes which idea about identity?

In combining themes, what common lesson do Salva, Max, and Ponyboy share?