A naturalability todosomethingWhat is themeaning ofthe word"aptitude"?events in theorder inwhich theytook placeWhat does"sequential"mean?TrueTrue or false: Thefour main parts ofan argument areclaims,counterclaims,reasons, andevidence.TrueTrue or false:Figurativelanguageshould NOT betaken literally. To keep tabs onthe populationanddemonstratetheir power. why doesthegovernmenthost the'reaping'?Second-PersonWhich POV?When anarratoraddresses thereader as "you". make aguessbased onevidenceWhatdoes itmean toinfer?AcounterclaimWhat isanopposingclaim? When anauthor presentsa problem andoffers a solution What isproblemandsolution?The author'scentral ideaor messageWhat istheme?Third-PersonWhich POV?Jonas madeit to the topof themountain. Any personover the ageof 71 must goto die in themountains In "The WiseOld Woman",what doesthe younglord decree?First-PersonWhich point ofview (POV) isthis an exampleof: I went to thestore to buygroceries. people whotake the lawinto theirown handsWhat is a"vigilante"?To convinceor persuadethe reader oraudience ofsomething.What is thepurpose ofmaking anargument?a phrase orexpression thathas a differentmeaning thanwhat it says. What isanidiom?a discussionor debatemarked byopposingviews What doesthe word"controversy"mean?how orwhysomethinghappened What iscause andeffect?A means ofsendingcommunicationto anaudience. What ismedia?Thetelling offeelingsIn The Giver,what doesthe family doas a ritual atdinner time?FalseA writer’sword choiceis random(true orfalse).Sleddingdown the hillin the fallingsnowIn The Giver,what is thefirst memoryJonasreceives? someonewho changedto a differentreligion orbelief systemWhatdoes"convert"mean?FindsimilaritiesanddifferencesWhat does itmean tocompare andcontrast?A naturalability todosomethingWhat is themeaning ofthe word"aptitude"?events in theorder inwhich theytook placeWhat does"sequential"mean?TrueTrue or false: Thefour main parts ofan argument areclaims,counterclaims,reasons, andevidence.TrueTrue or false:Figurativelanguageshould NOT betaken literally. To keep tabs onthe populationanddemonstratetheir power. why doesthegovernmenthost the'reaping'?Second-PersonWhich POV?When anarratoraddresses thereader as "you". make aguessbased onevidenceWhatdoes itmean toinfer?AcounterclaimWhat isanopposingclaim? When anauthor presentsa problem andoffers a solution What isproblemandsolution?The author'scentral ideaor messageWhat istheme?Third-PersonWhich POV?Jonas madeit to the topof themountain. Any personover the ageof 71 must goto die in themountains In "The WiseOld Woman",what doesthe younglord decree?First-PersonWhich point ofview (POV) isthis an exampleof: I went to thestore to buygroceries. people whotake the lawinto theirown handsWhat is a"vigilante"?To convinceor persuadethe reader oraudience ofsomething.What is thepurpose ofmaking anargument?a phrase orexpression thathas a differentmeaning thanwhat it says. What isanidiom?a discussionor debatemarked byopposingviews What doesthe word"controversy"mean?how orwhysomethinghappened What iscause andeffect?A means ofsendingcommunicationto anaudience. What ismedia?Thetelling offeelingsIn The Giver,what doesthe family doas a ritual atdinner time?FalseA writer’sword choiceis random(true orfalse).Sleddingdown the hillin the fallingsnowIn The Giver,what is thefirst memoryJonasreceives? someonewho changedto a differentreligion orbelief systemWhatdoes"convert"mean?FindsimilaritiesanddifferencesWhat does itmean tocompare andcontrast?

English 7A Unit 2 Final Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What is the meaning of the word "aptitude"?
    A natural ability to do something
  2. What does "sequential" mean?
    events in the order in which they took place
  3. True or false: The four main parts of an argument are claims, counterclaims, reasons, and evidence.
    True
  4. True or false: Figurative language should NOT be taken literally.
    True
  5. why does the government host the 'reaping'?
    To keep tabs on the population and demonstrate their power.
  6. Which POV? When a narrator addresses the reader as "you".
    Second-Person
  7. What does it mean to infer?
    make a guess based on evidence
  8. What is an opposing claim?
    A counterclaim
  9. What is problem and solution?
    When an author presents a problem and offers a solution
  10. What is theme?
    The author's central idea or message
  11. Which POV? Jonas made it to the top of the mountain.
    Third-Person
  12. In "The Wise Old Woman", what does the young lord decree?
    Any person over the age of 71 must go to die in the mountains
  13. Which point of view (POV) is this an example of: I went to the store to buy groceries.
    First-Person
  14. What is a "vigilante"?
    people who take the law into their own hands
  15. What is the purpose of making an argument?
    To convince or persuade the reader or audience of something.
  16. What is an idiom?
    a phrase or expression that has a different meaning than what it says.
  17. What does the word "controversy" mean?
    a discussion or debate marked by opposing views
  18. What is cause and effect?
    how or why something happened
  19. What is media?
    A means of sending communication to an audience.
  20. In The Giver, what does the family do as a ritual at dinner time?
    The telling of feelings
  21. A writer’s word choice is random (true or false).
    False
  22. In The Giver, what is the first memory Jonas receives?
    Sledding down the hill in the falling snow
  23. What does "convert" mean?
    someone who changed to a different religion or belief system
  24. What does it mean to compare and contrast?
    Find similarities and differences