
Unit 1 Post Test Study Guide
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English
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6th Grade
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Stephanie Aughenbaugh
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Lets Prepare for the Unit 1 Test
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Setting
Setting is where and when (or a time and place) a story takes place. It can be a season, a month, a day, a year, or the past, present, or future.
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of setting?
The where and when (time and place) of a story
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Theme
The theme of a story is the message the author is trying to show. It can be implied or stated.
A stated theme is found directly at the end of a story.
An implied theme is NOT found in the story - you will have to use your prior knowledge and context clues to infer what you think the theme is in a story.
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Multiple Choice
What is a theme?
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Multiple Choice
What is a stated theme?
A message that is directly stated at the end of a story.
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Multiple Choice
What is an implied theme?
An implied theme is a theme that is not directly stated in the text but can be inferred from using prior knowledge and clues from the story.
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Drawing Conclusions
When drawing conclusions in a story, it's important to look at a few things.
You should use your prior knowledge and clues from the story to help you decide on a conclusion about something that happens in a story.
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Multiple Choice
Why should you ask questions when you draw conclusions?
To be sure you have the correct information and details.
To gather people's opinions.
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Multiple Choice
What two things should you use when you draw a conclusion?
prior knowledge and clues
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Multiple Choice
Use context clues to help you figure out the meaning of the word ajar in the following sentence:
After leaving the door slightly ajar, two raccoons found their way into the garage.
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Multiple Choice
Use context clues to help you find the meaning of the word torrential in this sentence:
The cross-country meet was cancelled due to the torrential rain.
light
heavy downpour
cold
wet
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