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  1. In the sentence "The old house groaned as the wind pushed against its walls," which literary device is used?

    Answer: Personification

    The house is given a human action (groaning), which is personification.

  2. A story is told by a narrator who uses "he" and "she" and reveals the thoughts of every character. What point of view is this?

    Answer: Third-person omniscient

    An omniscient third-person narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters.

  3. Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?

    Answer: I wanted to go; it was raining, however.

    A semicolon joins two independent clauses without a coordinating conjunction.

  4. In an informational article, the author writes, "Some critics argue that homework harms students; however, research shows moderate homework improves achievement." What is the purpose of this sentence?

    Answer: To acknowledge and respond to a counterclaim

    The author presents an opposing view and then rebuts it with evidence.

  5. The prefix "mis-" in "misinterpret" means:

    Answer: Wrongly

    "Mis-" means wrongly or badly, so misinterpret means to interpret wrongly.

  6. Which detail would BEST support the claim that a character is generous?

    Answer: She gives her lunch to a classmate who forgot his.

    Giving away her own lunch directly shows generosity.

  7. When writing a research report, which source would be MOST credible for information about Missouri's state government?

    Answer: An official Missouri state government website (.gov)

    Official .gov sites are authoritative primary sources for government information.