What is Characterization?

The means as to how a character is revealed

What is alliteration?

When words begin with the am consonant sounds

A series of events that make up the story

What is Included in Setting?

time/ historical period, physical features and geographical location

What is Dramatic Irony?

When the reader knows someting that the character does not

Which Point of View is 3rd Person?

When the narrator tells the story

When something speiic represents something else

A comparison not using like or as

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Elements of a Short Story and Figurative Terms

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What is theme?
The main problem in the story
When a situation is the opposite of what happens
When a certain feeling is created
The focus of the story
2
What is Characterization?
The person who creates a provlem
The main person in the story
The point of view from which the story is told
The means as to how a character is revealed
3
What is alliteration?
When words begin with the am consonant sounds
When an object is given human feelings
Mental pictures
An exaggeration
4
What is Plot?
The action as it rises to the climax
The main problem in the story
A series of events that make up the story
The moral presented in the story
5
What is Included in Setting?
Time and physcial features
Time,and location
Time and physical features and geographical location
time/ historical period, physical features and geographical location
6
What is Dramatic Irony?
The time and place of the story
The difference between what appar ot be and what is true
When the reader knows someting that the character does not
When the meaning is opposite to what is said
7
Which Point of View is 3rd Person?
None of the above
When all the characters tell give their point of view
When the main character tells the story
When the narrator tells the story
8
What is symbol?
When something speiic represents something else
I don't know
A set of mental pictures
When a word sounds like its meaning
9
What is meataphor?
A comparison using like or as
A set of mental pictures
A comparison not using like or as
An object that represents something else
10
What is Hyperbole?
An exaggeration
When object are given human feelings
When a word sounds like its meaning
An exprsion that cannot be matched
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What is Foreshadowing?
Hinting to past events
When the story is told from by the narrator
Hinting to future events
An exaggeration

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