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| What is the definition of FORSAKE and what part of speech is it? |
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| To give up, renounce; to leave, *ABANDON*
It is a VERB. |
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| What is the definition of DENOUNCE and what part of speech is it? |
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| To accuse someone of something.
it is a VERB |
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| A statement that can hurt someones reputation. |
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| unfavorable, negative; working against, hostile |
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| What does DISINTERESTED mean? |
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| peaceful, calm; free of emotional upset. |
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| Some(one/thing) that is Puzzling, or extremely confusing; some(one/thing) that is impossible to be explained or understood. |
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| A trade, profession, or occupation. |
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| In the following sentence, what is the simple subject: Tommy went to the store. |
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| In the following sentence what is the complete subject: The purple polka-dotted flags billowed in the wind. |
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| THE PURPLE POLKA-DOTTED FLAGS |
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| What is the simple predicate of a sentence? |
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| What is the complete predicate, in the following sentence: Tommy ate a bologna and cheese sandwich for lunch. |
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| ATE A BOLOGNA AND CHEESE SANDWICH FOR LUNCH. |
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| Name every noun in the following sentence: The Boston RedSocks are out of the playoffs. Then say if they are proper or commom. |
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| Boston RedSocks - Proper
playoffs - common |
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| What is the setting of a story? |
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| The time, location, weather, social conditions, and mood/atmosphere. Although not every one of these are always in a setting. |
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| What is the plot of a story? |
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The sequence of events to develop the basic idea in a story. There are 5 parts to a plot:
- Introduction
- Rising Action
- Climax
- Falling Action
- Denouncement
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| How many types of Conficts are there?
And what are they? |
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| External Confict -
a stuggle with an outside force of one's self.
Internal Conflict - A struggle within one's self; a fight with one's self. |
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| What are the 4 sub-types of conflict? |
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| 1.Man vs. Man
2.Man vs. Circumstances
3.Man vs. Society
4.Man vs. Himself |
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| What are the 2 main types of characters in a story? |
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| Antagonist & Protagonist. |
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| The theme of a story is what? |
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| The underlying idea the author is trying to convey.
*NOTE*: The author never directly tells you. You must interprit it in a indirect way. |
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| What is the theme of "THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF." |
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| Don't lie or no one will trust you or listen to you. |
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| What are the 2 main types of "POINT OF VIEW." |
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| 1st person and 3rd person. |
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| What are the 3 sub-3rd person point of views? |
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| 3rd person Objective
3rd person Omniscient
3rd person Limited Omniscient |
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| What is the difference between 1st person point of view and 3rd person point of view. |
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| In 3rd person the Narrator is not a character in the story.
In 1st person the Narrator is a character in the story. |
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Tell which sentence is declarative, imperitive, interoggative or exclamatory:
1.What big ears you have!
2.I like your shirt.
3.Why is the sky blue?
4.Pick up your toys. |
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| 1 = Exclamatory
2 = Declarative
3 = Interragotive
4 = Imperitive |
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