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Narrative - Literary Terms Post-Test
Narrative - Literary Terms Post-Test
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Post-Test of the Narrative terms you have learned about.
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What is setting?
a character's reasons for his actions
the sequence of events in the story
where and when the story takes place
mood or feeling created in a story
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What is onomatopoeia?
something that stands for an idea
repeating first sounds of words
a word that imitates a sound
the feeling that a reader gets from a story
3
Plot diagram - what is number 3?
resolution
climax
exposition
rising action
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What is first person?
the narrator knows what everyone in the story is feeling or thinking
where the narrator tells the story to another character using 'you'
main character in the story is telling the story (I, me, we...)
we see the story from the viewpoint of just one of the characters (he, she)
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What is second person?
the narrator knows what everyone in the story is feeling or thinking
where the narrator tells the story to another character using 'you'
main character is the story is telling the story (I, me, we...)
we see the story from the viewpoint of just one of the characters (he, she)
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What is plot?
clues about events that haven't happened yet
the sequence of events in the story
mood or feeling craeted in a story
people in a story
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What is alliteration?
the time and palce of the action
the repetition of initial consonant sounds
when and where the story takes place
something that stands for an idea
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What is theme?
an exaggeration
a comparison using like or as
main part of the story
the main idea, lesson, or moral of a story
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What is third person?
the narrator knows what everyone in the story is feeling or thinking
we see the story from the viewpoint of just one of the characters (he, she)
where the narrator tells the story to another character using 'you'
main character is the story is telling the story (I, me, we...)
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Plot diagram - what is number 4?
falling action
exposition
rising action
resolution
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What is indirect characterisation?
a character's struggle against another character
the reader draws conclusions about what the character is like
the author states the characters' traits
struggle with one's conscience
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Plot diagram - what is number 5?
exposition
falling action
climax
resolution
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What is personification?
who wins and loses the climax
giving a quality or ability of a person to a non-person
introduces characters and basics situations
where and when the story takes place
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What is a simile?
comparison calling one thing another
a comparison using like or as
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What is an antagonist?
the hero
the side kick
the main character
the opponent of the main character
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What is conflict?
conflict reaches highest point of interest
the author states the characters' traits
an exaggeration
a battle or struggle between characters or within one character
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What is internal conflict?
the reader draws conclusions about what the character is like
a character's struggle against another character
struggle with one's conscience
the author states the characters' traits
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What is a hyperbole?
where and when the story takes place
an exaggeration
a reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work or art
an event which hints at a later event
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What is exposition?
how the story ends
the sequence of events in the story
introduces characters and basic situations
main part of the story
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What is external conflict?
a character's struggle against another character
the reader draws conclusions about what the character is like
struggle with one's conscience
the author states the characters' traits
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What is resolution?
repeating first sounds of words
general statement about life or human beings presented in a story
how the story ends
mood or feeling created in a story
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What is allusion?
an event which hints at a later event
a reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work or art
a comparison using like or as
a word that imitates a sound
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What is direct characterisation?
the author states the characters' traits
struggle with one's conscience
a character's struggle against another character
the reader draws conclusions about what the character is like
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Plot diagram - what is number 1?
falling action
rising action
exposition
resolution
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What is a metaphor?
comparison calling one thing another
a comparison using like or as
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What is characterisation?
the atmosphere or feeling created by the writer
how a character is shown in a story
main obstacle protagonist is trying to overcome
who is telling the story
27
Plot diagram - what is number 2?
exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
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What is point of view?
a word that imitates a sound
high point of action/suspense
who wins and loses the climax
the perspective from which the story is told
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What is a protagonist?
the main character
a side kick
the opponent of the main character
the hero
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What is mood?
where and when the story takes place
the feeling that a reader gets from a story
the main character
an exaggeration
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What is climax?
the most exciting part of a story
the sequence of events in the story
the main character
a word that imitates a sound
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What is motivation?
a character's reason for his actions
the perspective from which the story is told
the author states the characters' traits
a character's struggles against another character
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What is falling action?
main obstacle protagonist is trying to overcome
conflict resolves, protagonist either succeeds or fails
beginning of plot, includes setting and protagonist
major conflict established, antagonist determined, leads towards conflict
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What is foreshadowing?
the most exciting point of a story
the feeling that a reader gets from a story
where and when the story takes place
an event which hints at a later event
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What is rising action?
beginning of plot, includes setting and protagonist
conflict resolves, protagonist either succeeds or fails
main obstacle protagonist is trying to overcome
major conflict established, antagonist determined, leads towards conflict
