Academic Vocabulary Quiz 5 (60 MCQs)

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1. What is a legend?
2. Categories of books based on similarities in style and topic
3. Sometimes writers are hard to understand, but she wrote with great .....
4. An arguable statement, which states a writer's position on an issue or problem
5. Which word means to make something clear or understandable to others?
6. In the sentence "The author's perspective was evident through the characters' dialogue, " what does "perspective" mean?
7. A claim is .....
8. Hannah Montana used to be famous but now she is .....
9. You are now going to compose your essay.What is the directions asking you to do?
10. Using as few words as possible to communicate a message or idea
11. Attributing human qualities to a non-human thing or idea
12. What you believe will be proven true in the experiment
13. Using your five senses to describe something.
14. What does the verb 'affect' mean?
15. To mark up a text with notes, questions, highlighting, etc
16. What is to examine critically, so as to bring out the essential elements or give the essence of?
17. The flower wasn't looking very well, so I gave it some water and tried to revive it.
18. Refer to for illustration or proof
19. Add notes to a text or diagram giving explanation or comment
20. Which word means the outcome of an event?
21. Which of these words is NOT an adjective
22. Which of the following words describes a detailed examination of the elements or structure of something?
23. The following expressions can be used to state a conclusion, EXCEPT .....
24. To give a brief statement of the main points
25. VocabularyMy family isn't wealthy, but if we're careful with ourmoney, we'll get .....
26. He rode through the streets demurely enough, but on reaching the open country roads his spirits broke forth into wild jubilation, and, urging the butcher's horse to full gallop, he dashed away in true cowboy fashion.What does the word jubilation mean in the sentence?
27. A sentence that exhorts, urges, entreats, implores, or calls the audience to action is called .....
28. Words that have the same meaning.
29. Which word completes both sentences below?I ..... you from my switch class last year!We should always ..... those who have fought for our country.
30. For many jobs you need to have a university .....
31. To write or draw something (an essay or plan) that usually needs more work
32. Which of the following can be found within a script?
33. Which of the following would you NOT use to diversify "a number of" in your paper?
34. What is an extreme exaggeration?
35. What means the same as EXPOSURE?
36. What does the word "Investigate" mean?
37. What does the word "contrast" mean when comparing two things?
38. What does infer mean?
39. What is a suffix?
40. To state or express briefly / to be a sign or symptom of
41. The main character in a text
42. To talk about a topic with other people
43. When two things have some of the same characteristics, they are-
44. Supporting details help to
45. Central Idea (Main Idea)-
46. What is the meaning of the word ..... analyze ..... ?
47. What does the vocabulary word completes mean?
48. The lawyer presented strong (a) to prove her client was innocent.
49. If you use prior knowledge to answer a question, which of these is true?
50. Which pronouns are used in third person narration?
51. What type of figurative language is being used in this sentence?As I stood atop the mighty skyscraper, the cars were toys in a miniature city below me.
52. A text or speech intended to prove a point through the use of reasoning and evidence.
53. If the author asks you to identify an example of figurative language then you are required to .....
54. Changing the order of the factors does not change the product (a x b x c = c x b x a)
55. Control is a group used for:
56. A process used to explore questions based on the scientific method
57. Any information that helps prove a claim.
58. Which part of the "plot" contains the "turning point" in the story?
59. 'borrowing some of the words and phrases listed below is a great way to articulate your ideas more effectively'
60. Words that prove or give reasons supporting an idea or judgment.