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Unit 4 Lit Terms
Unit 4 Lit Terms
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1
An autobiography is a person's account of their own life
False
True
2
An example of a dilemma is:
Utterson placing Lanyon's letter in the safe
Utterson concealing that he knows the cane belongs to Jekyll
Utterson not going to the police after he saw Jekyll in the window
All of the above
3
A monologue is a speech given by multiple characters in a text.
True
False
4
A biography is:
an account of a person's life told by someone else
a made up story
a story with poetry
a person's account of their own life
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Denouement is:
the very end of a story
the very beginning of a story
6
Utterson's motivation is to protect Jekyll.
True
False
7
A conflict, problem, or situation with two possible solutions is a:
dialogue
debate
dilemma
denouement
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Dialect is a way of speaking that is characteristic of a certain geographical area
True
False
9
"And they lived happily ever after" is an example of:
exposition
rising action
denouement
climax
10
A dynamic character is:
a character who changes from beginning to end
a character who remains the same
a character who is not exciting
a character who likes to be dramatic
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A story that explains something about the world and typically involves gods or other supernatural forces
news articles
biography
myth
autobiography
12
A supporting character that has the same personality as the main character is a foil.
False
True
13
The literary term "motivation" is:
the reason a character behaves in a certain way
the reason characters seem real
the reason you study literary terms
the reason you go to the gym
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A character who remains largely the same throughout the course of the storyline.
static character
desperate character
still character
dynamic character
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Mr. Hyde is an example of a:
static character
dynamic character