6th Grade English Semester Exam Study Guide

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A 50-card study guide review for 6th Grade English encompassing conflict, grammar, essay structure, research skills, and spelling.

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What is the definition of conflict in literature?

A problem or struggle a character faces.

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Where does an internal conflict take place?

Inside a character's mind.

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What are three examples of internal conflict provided in the study guide?

Feeling guilty, being afraid, and making a difficult decision.

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What is an external conflict?

A struggle between a character and an outside force.

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List four examples of outside forces in an external conflict.

Another person, nature, society, and an animal.

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How is a Person vs. Person conflict defined?

Two people disagree or struggle against each other.

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What is a Person vs. Nature conflict?

A character struggles against weather, animals, or natural disasters.

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What is a Person vs. Society conflict?

A character struggles against laws, traditions, or social expectations.

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In the practice scenario where Maria cannot decide whether to tell her friend the truth, is the conflict internal or external?

Internal

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Is the conflict internal or external when a hiker gets lost during a snowstorm?

External

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What type of conflict is shown when a student protests a school rule she believes is unfair?

Person vs. Society

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What type of conflict is shown when a boy argues with his brother over a video game?

Person vs. Person

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What four types of context clues help a reader determine the meaning of unfamiliar words?

Definitions, synonyms, examples, and hints from surrounding sentences.

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Based on the puppy hiding behind the couch, what does 'timid' mean?

Shy

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In the sentence 'The desert was arid. Not a drop of rain had fallen for months,' what does 'arid' mean?

Dry

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In the sentence 'Jake was exhausted after running 1010 miles,' what does 'exhausted' mean?

Very tired

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What information is contained in the Heading of a personal letter?

Address and date

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What are two examples of a Greeting in a personal letter?

Dear Mom and Dear Mr. Smith

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What part of a personal letter contains the main message?

The Body

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What are three examples of a Closing in a personal letter?

Sincerely, With Love, and Best Regards

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What is the definition of the Signature in a letter?

The writer's name

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What is the purpose of a parenthetical element?

It gives extra information.

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In the sentence 'We arrived at the park (around noon).', what is the parenthetical element?

(around noon)

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In the sentence 'Mr. Jones, our science teacher, won an award.', what is the parenthetical element?

our science teacher

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In the sentence 'The movie—which lasted three hours—was exciting.', what is the parenthetical element?

which lasted three hours

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What does the term 'Cause' represent in a cause-and-effect relationship?

Why something happens

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What does the term 'Effect' represent in a cause-and-effect relationship?

What happens as a result

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What are the four signal words for cause and effect listed in the guide?

because, since, therefore, and as a result

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In the sentence 'Because it rained all day, the baseball game was canceled.', what is the cause?

it rained all day

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In the sentence 'Since Maya studied every night, she earned an A on the test.', what is the effect?

she earned an A on the test

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What is the purpose of a Title?

The name of the text

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What is the purpose of a Subtitle or Heading?

It introduces a section.

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What text feature provides visual information like a Picture or Diagram?

Picture/Diagram

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Which text feature defines vocabulary words?

Glossary

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Which text feature lists topics and page numbers to help readers find information?

Index

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What three components are found in the Introduction of an informative essay?

Hook, Topic, and Thesis Statement

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What three types of details are found in the Body Paragraphs of an informative essay?

Facts, Examples, and Evidence

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What two components are found in the Conclusion of an informative essay?

Restated thesis and summary of main points

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In which part of an informative essay does the thesis statement usually appear?

Introduction

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What is the definition of the Main Idea?

The most important point.

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What are Supporting Details?

Facts that help explain the main idea.

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What is the purpose of a thesis statement?

It tells the main point of an essay.

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Which is the strongest thesis: 'Friendship is important' or 'The story shows that true friendship requires loyalty during difficult times'?

The story shows that true friendship requires loyalty during difficult times.

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How is the word for a beginner or non-professional spelled correctly?

amateur

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What is the correct spelling of the word meaning a person's desire to achieve something?

ambition

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What is the correct spelling for the word 'determination'?

determination

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According to capitalization rules, what categories of items should be capitalized?

Names, Cities, States, Parks, Beaches, and Holidays.

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What is a reflexive pronoun?

A pronoun where the action returns to the subject (e.g., I hurt myself).

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What is the purpose of an intensive pronoun?

It is used only for emphasis (e.g., The principal herself).

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What is the correct MLA citation format for a book by Coleridge and Wordsworth on page 263263?

(Coleridge and Wordsworth 263263)