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Short Stories- Grade 9D Review at END of unit (Terms AND stories)
Short Stories- Grade 9D Review at END of unit (Terms AND stories)
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Elements of a short story review #shortstoryterms #literaryterms
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1
The Lottery
is the best example of...
Character vs. nature
Dramatic Irony
Irony of Circumstance
Flashback
2
The Open Window
has a great example of...
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Dramatic Irony
Suspense
3
What point does the star mark on a plot diagram?
Falling Action
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
4
The short story that has all the types of irony is?
Lamb to the Slaughter
The Hobbyist
The Monkey's Paw
The Lottery
5
Third person omniscient has a narrator that is:
You can't have an omniscient narrator in a short story
A character in the story
Outside the story and tells us about one character in detail
Outside the story and all knowing
6
In
Beauty and the Beast
, Belle refuses to marry Gaston by saying, "I just don't deserve you!
Situational Irony
Theme
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
7
When a conflict is made worse by the weather, it is:
Climax
Mood
Extended Conflict
Pathetic fallacy
8
In a flashback, a writer......
interrupts a story to show a past event
Talks about the events in the plot
elaborates on a characters lie in the future
9
The
Monkey's Paw
DOES NOT demonstrate a character vs.
Society
Self
Character
Supernatural
10
What is situational irony?
When something happens that is opposite of what we expected
The climax of the story
When the reader knows what the characters do not
Sarcasm
11
The main conflict in
Charles
is a character vs. ___________?
Society
Supernatural
Character
Himself
12
What is Verbal Irony?
The full actions of a character are clear to the reader
When the reader knows something the characters do not
Sarcasm, or saying the opposite of what you mean
Something happens that is the opposite of what should happen
13
What kind of mood would the author create by describing a dark and stormy night?
Cheerful
Happy
Eerie
14
Don't let work rule your life
Tragic Flaw
Mood
Setting
Theme
15
What is the introduction of the story?
The events leading from the beginning to the climax
The highlight of the story
The beginning of the story
The ending
16
The struggle that gets the plot under way is called what?
Climax
Complication
Rising Action
Narration
17
Theme can best be defined as:
Who is telling the story
Using Sarcasm or verbal irony
The moral, meaning, or message of the story
Where the story takes place
18
What point does the star mark on the plot diagram?
Resolution
Initial Incident
Conclusion
Climax
19
When Sangstrom takes out a gun in
The Hobbyist...
Climax
Theme
Tone
Mood
20
What is the definition of setting?
When, where the story takes place and more
The person who tells the story
A desert with tumble weeds dancing across
Noon on Tuesday
21
Which is not an example of a theme?
Be thankful for what you have
You can not escape death
Evil can be overcome
A man tries to retrieve a paper he lost
22
When we know the Police officers are eating the murder weapon in
Lamb to the Slaughter
Dramatic Irony
Psychosis
Situational irony
Verbal irony
23
What point does the star represent in a plot diagram?
Climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
Ending
24
Suspense is defined as:
The reader's desire for a happy ending
feeling of excited/anxious uncertainty about what may happen
A feeling that the main character experiences
