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An Author's Craft
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How writers make their stories engaging
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1
"Act naturally" is an oxymoron.
True
False
2
What characters want always drive every story.
False
True
3
The story is told from outside the story, with god-like omniscient narration, with
first person point of view
second person point of view
the dog's point of view
third person point of view
4
Lowkey
and
big yikes
are examples of an author's word choice called
motif
diction
English
language
5
The Hero's Journey is an example of a story pattern used in many films and stories, including the Star Wars series
False
True
6
The point of view tells us who is telling the story.
False
True
7
Literary devices are the author's tools, the theme is what you, the reader see, when the masterpiece is complete.
True
False
8
You can always trust a story told from First Person point of view.
True
False
9
Iron bells, for every sound that floats from the rust within their throats is a groan.
Edgar Allan Poe, The Bells
anecdote
onomatopoeia
simile
personification
10
If "cold feet" is an
idiom
, then this means that
the person's feet are at a low temperature and uncomfortable
the person is nervous about doing something
the person is happy about doing something
the person's feet are in a bucket of ice water
11
Those lazy lizards are lying like lumps in the leaves.
This is an example of alliteration.
False
True
12
An author can use a single element, a motif, in a story to develop characters and plot
True
False
13
If the story is set in the forest, as an archetype, this setting symbolizes
idyllic, safety
young love, fertility
death, the passage of time
danger, isolation
14
An author uses dialogue to
build tension
show personality
all of the above
forward the plot
15
Subjects and verbs always
agree.
Select the sentence written correctly.
One of the boxes are open.
One of the boxes is open.
One of the boxes are going to fall on me.
16
An author can place images and characters together that contrast each other. This is called:
onomatopoeia
juxtaposition
reversal
repetition