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1A conclusion related on the basis of evidence and reasoning
- Anarrative
- Bclimax
- Cplot
- DInference
2The sequence of related events that make up a story
- Aclimax
- Bplot
- Cforeshadowing
- Dsymbol
3events that give the reader background information needed to understand a story characters are introduced the setting is described and the conflict begins to unfold
- Aresolution
- Bconflict
- Cexposition
- Dmood
4the point at which the action reaches its peak the point of the greatest interest or suspense in a story the turning point at which the outcome of a conflict is decided
- Aclimax
- Bhint
- Cimagery
- Dsyntax
5the end of a text at which the main conflict is finally resolved
- Aconflict
- Bsymbol
- Cresolution
- Dvoice
6a struggle or problem in a story
- Aplot
- Bexposition
- Cconflict
- Dmetophor
7the use of hints or clues in a narrative to suggest future action
- Ahints
- Bforeshadow
- Cnarrative
- Dclues
8an interruption or transition to a time before the current event in the narrative
- Asymbol
- Bnarrator
- Cflashback
- Dpast
9A story about a series of events that includes character development plot structure and theme can be a work of fiction or nonfiction.
- Anarrator
- Bseries of unfortunate events
- Cconflict
- Dnarrative
10The person telling the story
- Areader
- Bspeaker
- Cnarrator
- Dvoice
11anything that represents itself but also stands for something else in a figurative language
- Avoice
- Blanguage
- Cdiction
- Dsymbol
12a writer or speaker's use of language to express ideas as well as his or her persona
- Avoice
- Btone
- Cmood
- Dtalking
13a verbal expression of sensory experience descriptive or figurative language used to create world pictures and is created by the detail that appeals to one or more of the five senses
- Adiction
- Bimagery
- Csimile
- Dsyntax
14a writer's word choice which often conveys voice and tone
- Airony
- Breader
- Chyperbole
- Ddiction
15the central character in a work of literature is the one who is involved in the central conflict in the plot
- Aprotagonist
- Bproblem
- Cimagery
- Dplot
16the arrangement of words order of grammatical elements in a sentence how words are put together to make meaningful elements such as phrase clauses and sentences
- Agrammatically correct
- Bsimile
- Csyntax
- Dphrase
17exaggeration used to suggest strong emotion or create a comic effect
- Asimile
- Bmood
- Chyperbole
- Dtone
18the perspective from which a narrative is told which are, first person, third person limited, and third person omniscient.
- Atone
- Birony
- Cmood
- Dpoint of veiw
19a comparison of two different things or ideas using the words like or as
- Asimile
- Bvoice
- Ctone
- Dsyntax
20a writer or speaker's attitude towards a subject character or audience
- Airony
- Btone
- Cvoice
- Dmood
21a literary device that exploits readers' expectations
- Atone
- Bphone
- Cmood
- Dirony
22a reference made to a well-known person event or place from history
- Atheme
- Btone
- Callusion
- Dpast
23a writer's central idea or main message
- Amood
- Btheme
- Cbook
- Dreader
24the atmosphere or predominant emotion in a literary work
- Ametaphor
- Bmeal
- Cmood
- Dtone
25a comparison between unlike things which is spoken of as if it were another
- Ametaphor
- Bvoice
- Cmood
- Dsyntax
26a figure of speech that gives human quality to animals
- Apersonification
- Btheme
- Conomatopoeia
- Dtone
27the use of words to describe one thing in terms of another
- Atone
- Bfigurative language
- Cmeme
- Dmetaphor
28the occurrence of a word whose sound suggests its meaning
- Aallusion
- Btheme
- Cvoice
- Donomatopoeia
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- 9th grade English Quiz on Untitled, created by Annalaya Spear on 19/01/2023.
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