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Literary Terms Parts 1-4
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Preguntas del test (32)
1(Introduction) sets up the story by telling us about the setting, characters, and conflict.
- AExposition
- BRising Action
- CTheme
- DPlot
2main events in the story that lead to the climax of the story.
- AExposition
- BClimax
- CRising Action
- DPlot
3The most emotional or suspenseful moment in a story.
- AOpen Plot
- BTheme
- CClimax
- DResolution
4When the character's problem is solved.
- ATheme
- BMain Idea
- CExposition
- DResolution
5What is a Plot?
- Athe main events in the story that lead to the climax of the story.
- Bseries of related events that make up a story.
- Cstory has a resolution.
- Dthe most emotional or suspenseful moment in a story.
6the idea about life revealed in a work of literature (central message or lesson taught by a story)
- ATheme
- BMain Idea
- CClosed Plot
- DOpen Plot
7What is the Main Idea?
- AWho knows!!!
- BWho cares.
- CWhat the story is mainly about.
- DWhen the character's problem is solved.
8story stops at the climax: has no resolution.
- ATheme
- BMain Idea
- CClosed Plot
- DOpen Plot
9story has a resolution
- AClosed Plot
- BMain Idea
- COpen Plot
- DRising Action
10A struggle or clash between opposing forces
- AInternal Conflict
- BExternal Conflict
- CConflict
- DMan vs. Man
- AInternal Conflict
11a character has to battle with what seems to be and uncontrollable problem
- AMan vs. Fate
- BMan vs. Man
12a character struggles inside and has trouble deciding what to do.
- AMan vs. Himself
- BMan vs. Fate
13One character has a problem with one or more of the other characters
- AMan vs. Fate
- BMan vs. Man
14conflict in which a character struggles against some outside force
- AInternal Conflict
- BClimax
- CExternal Conflict
- DConflict, Conflict, and more Conflict
15Man vs. Nature
- Aone character has a problem with one or more of the other characters
- Ba character has to battle with what seems to be an uncontrollable problem.
- Ca character has a problem or conflict with nature.
16conflict that takes place within a character's mind; struggle between opposing needs, desires, or emotions.
- AInternal Conflict
- BExternal Conflict
- CJust good ole conflict!!
- DPoint of View
17a character has a problem with ideas, customs or practices of other people
- AMan vs. Nature
- BMan vs. Society
- CMan vs. Man
- DMan vs. Himself
18the vantage point from which a story is told
- AClimax
- BConflict
- CPoint of View
19Third Person Omniscient Point of View-the narrator is not a character in the story and is "all knowing" able to reveal the thoughts and feelings of any character and to describe events from the viewpoint of an character.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
20the narrator is not a character in the story and reveals the thoughts and feelings of one character; basically telling the story through that character's experiences.
- ASecond Person Point of View
- BFirst Person Point of View
- CThird Person Omniscient Point of View
- DThird Person Limited Point of View
21The narrator (I) is a character in the story that can reveal his or her own thoughts and can tell what is seen or heard about others.
- AThird Person Omniscient Point of View
- BThird Person Limited Point of View
- CFirst Person Point of View
- DSecond Person Point of View
22the narrator addresses the reader directly using the pronoun "you"
- AThird Person Omniscient Point of View
- BThird Person Limited Point of View
- CFirst Person Point of View
- DSecond Person Point of View
23a descriptive detail, plot pattern, character type or them that recurs in many different cultures.
- AArchetype
- BCharacterization
- CProtagonist
24Method used to show characters.
- AArchetype
- BCharacterization
- CIndirect Charactrization
25you learn about the character through actions and words of the character.
- AArchetype
- BCharacterization
- CIndirect Characterization
26the author tells you about the character
- AProtagonist
- BDirect Characterization
- CAntagonist
27Main character/hero
- AProtagonist
- BAntagonist
- CFlat Character
- DRound Character
- EStatic Character
- FDynamic Character
28Villain/Opposition
- AProtagonist
- BAntagonist
- CFlat Character
- DRound Character
- EStatic Character
- FDynamic Character
- AProtagonist
29One dimensional; see only one part of personality.
- ADynamic Character
- BRound Character
- CFlat Character
- DStatic Character
30See all aspects of the character's personality.
- ADynamic Character
- BStatic Character
- CRound Character
- DFlat Character
31Character doesn't change.
- AFlat Character
- BRound Character
- CDynamic Character
- DStatic Character
32Character changes throughout the story.
- ADynamic Character
- BStatic Character
- CRound Character
- DFlat Character
Información
- Descripción
- Parts 1-4, 8th Grade Reading/Spelling
- Autor
- T. Grigg
- Idioma
- English
- Visitas
- 23
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