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Test of Literary Terms Review
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the feeling of tension and excitement that builds as the conflict develops
foreshadowing
suspense
setting
point of view
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The setting is revealed and the characters are introduced
rising action
resolution
climax
exposition
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The conflict is solved, the story is drawn to a close
rising action
exposition
resolution
climax
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the perspective from which a story is told
setting
suspense
tone
point of view
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the time and location of a story
inference
plot
suspense
setting
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series of events in a literary work
point of view
plot
setting
character
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The author's attitude towards a subject
tone
suspense
irony
point of view
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The story is told by an outside observer and they know the thoughts and feelings of one or less characters.
third person limited
second person
third person omniscient
first person
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hints or clues about future events in a story
foreshadowing
suspense
theme
plot
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What point of view is the story told by a character that is involved in the story?
third person omniscient
first person
third person limited
second person
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a reasonable conclusion based on text evidence and one's own knowledge
tone
inference
conflict
theme
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The moment of highest intensity or turning point.
rising action
climax
exposition
resolution
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underlying message about life or human nature that the writer wants the reader to understand
suspense
tone
theme
inference
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Since the reader learns a lot of information about who Rainsford is as a person, he would be what type of a character?
Static
Flat
Dynamic
Round
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What is dramatic irony?
knowing the thoughts and feelings of less than two characters
saying one thing and meaning another
the audience knows things that the characters don't
something unexpected happens
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A conflict that takes place within the character's heart/mind.
character vs. supernatural
character vs. character
character vs. environment
character vs. self
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Which of the following is not an effective claim?
People under 18 should be enrolled in school to have a driver's license.
Bicyclists should not ride on the road when sidewalks are present.
Famous Dave's is located in downtown Sioux City.
Soda should not be served at school lunches.
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Finding out at the end of "The Lottery" that human sacrifice was happening in an American town is what type of irony?
dramatic
verbal
omniscient
situational
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struggle of opposing forces
plot
tone
conflict
irony
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Which of the following would be an example of evidence that supports that banning some traditions is harmful?
Queen Victoria banned the shamrock to protect her power
ban on fireworks to promote public safety
removal Confederate general statues to
banning yard watering to save water
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Contrast between appearance and reality, opposite of what's expected
irony
suspense
plot
foreshadowing
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Which of the following would be an example of a claim?
Lifeguards should be present at local swimming beaches
Lifeguards are people that know CPR and can swim really well.
Tacos can be purchased in many locations in Sioux City
The bus brings people to Walmart.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of evidence used to demonstrate that some traditions are dangerous?
Land diving in Vanuata
Chasing a wheel of cheese down a hill
Hazing as initiation to a group
The Running of Bulls in Pamplona
