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This Unit 4 Assessment is for 8th Grade RLA

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Unit 4 Assessment Review


Unit 4 Assessment ReviewVersión en línea This Unit 4 Assessment is for 8th Grade RLA por Aniah AndersonWalker 1 What is dramatic irony? a what a character thinks, believes, or feels about other characters and story events b the difference between what characters think, know, or believe and what the reader know to be true c saying the exact opposite of what you actually mean d the primary reason or motivation behind a writer's decision to create a text 2 What is connotation? a exact, literal dictionary definition of a word b a statement explaining the meaning of a word, phrase, or concept c the author's purpose d the feeling or idea the word suggests 3 What is point of view? a 1st person b 2nd person c 3rd person d What a character thinks, believes, or feels about other characters and story events. 4 What does NOT help you understand an author's beliefs about a topic, also known as their point of view? a word choice b tone c how they respond to conflicting points of view d plain facts 5 How does the author's point of view influence the reader's opinions or feelings about the story or certain characters? (More than 1 answer.) Choose one or more answers a by supplying the reader with information the characters don't know b by never sharing their beliefs c by providing details that mislead the reader into making assumption that turns out to be untrue d by determining what a good reader is 6 How do you use the context of a paragragh to help you find the meaning of a word in a sentence? a ignore the unknown word and focus only on the main idea of the paragraph b wait until you are finished reading to look up every word in the dictionary c look at the words and sentences around it to find hints, definitions, or examples d guess the word's meaning by looking at similar words in a completely different story Feedback 1 The author can create dramatic irony by supplying their readers with information the characters don't know. This creates a difference between what characters think, know, or believe and what the reader know to be true. 2 Connotations are the feeling or idea the word suggests and usually are classified as positive, negative, or neutral. 3 Point of view is what a character thinks, believes, or feels about other characters and story events. 4 To find an author's point of view, look at their word choices and emotional tone. Seeing how they argue against opposing ideas also reveals their true beliefs. 5 The author's point of view influence the reader's opinions or feelings about the story or certain characters by supplying the reader with information the characters don't know and providing details that mislead the reader into making assumption that turns out to be untrue. 6 Surrounding words act like clues. They often give direct definitions, synonyms, or examples that explain the mystery word.

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Unit 4 Assessment ReviewVersión en línea

por Aniah AndersonWalker

What is dramatic irony?

What is connotation?

What is point of view?

What does NOT help you understand an author's beliefs about a topic, also known as their point of view?

How does the author's point of view influence the reader's opinions or feelings about the story or certain characters? (More than 1 answer.)

Choose one or more answers

How do you use the context of a paragragh to help you find the meaning of a word in a sentence?

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