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Story Elements
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Review of important story elements.
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Identify the type of characterization: "Hannah held her head high and walked away."
Direct
Indirect
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Identify the type of characterization: "James was nervous for Friday night's game."
Indirect
Direct
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What is the definition of plot in literature?
A section of burial ground.
A secret, hostile plan.
A plan made in secret to do something illegal.
A series of events and actions in chronological order.
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True or False: I am ready for this test tomorrow!
True
False
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3rd Person Omniscient P.O.V. is a method of storytelling in which the narrator:
knows all characters thoughts and feelings.
knows the thoughts and feelings of one character.
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Identify the conflict: Kobi was climbing a tree and fell, skinning his nose on the way down.
man v. wild
man v. self
man v. plant species
man v. nature
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The part of plot that includes the setting, main characters, and starting complication.
Climax
Falling Action
Rising Action
Exposition
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The turning point of a novel.
Climax
Rising Action
Resolution
Falling Action
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The following are part of the four main types of conflict except:
man v. society
man v. cheeseburger
man v. self
man v. man
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The following are all points of view in a novel except:
1st Person
3rd Person Omniscient
3rd Person Unlimited
3rd Person Limited
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The definition of summary is:
a brief statement of the main points of something.
a long statement of the most irrelevant details of something
the overall feeling of a story.
the reader's opinion of a text.
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True of False: 1st person uses the pronouns of I, me, my, and mine.
True
False
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Identify the conflict: Gen. Zaroff thinks hunting humans is allowable because he hunts "scum."
man v. society
man v. self
man. v man
man v. nature
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Indirect characterization is when:
the reader has to infer the traits of a character.
the author tells you the traits of the character.
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The following are all elements of a good summary except:
including a detail from each subheading.
putting your opinion in the paragraph.
including the author's message in the second sentence.
including the author, title, and topic in intro sentence.
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Identify the conflict: Bailie wanted to go to the game, but her cousin refused to drive her.
man v. self
man v. man
man v. nature
man v. society
