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Elements of a Story & Walk Two Moons
Elements of a Story & Walk Two Moons
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When something triggers Sal to remember something that happened in the past with her mother, this is a
Plot twist
Foreshadowing
Confusing
Flashback
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What does #1 represent on the plot diagram?
Introduction
Suspense
Climax
Exposition
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Tone is . . .
How the READER feels during the story
The attitude the AUTHOR takes towards the story
4
Which author created this plot pyramid?
William Shakespeare
Langston Hughes
Joseph Campbell
Gustav Freytag
5
What does #6 represent on the plot diagram?
Resolution
Rising Action
Falling Action
The. End.
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Sal wants to see her mom, but is also afraid at the same time. This is...
External Conflict
Rising action
Resolution
internal conflict
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Mood is . . .
The attitude the AUTHOR takes towards the story
How the READER feels during the story
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Don't judge a man until you've walked two moons in his moccasins is an example of
a secret
a theme
a proverb
A hyperbole
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Mrs. Cadaver is a NURSE and her name means DEAD BODY...this is an example of
Hyperbole
Simile
Personification
Irony
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What does #4 represent on the plot Diagram?
Rising Action
Resolution
Falling Action
Climax
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What does #3 represent on the plot diagram?
Falling Action
Rising Action
Inciting Action
Climax
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Bybanks, Kentucky, Euclid, Ohio and Lewison, Idaho are all settings in the story.
True
False
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What does #5 represent on the plot diagram?
Resolution
Climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
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What is SETTING?
The where & when
The where & how
The what & why
The when & who
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Sal needs to find her mom by her birthday. This is the...
Conflict
Setting
Resolution
Plot
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What does #2 represent on the plot diagram?
Introduction
Conflict/Problem
Resolution
Climax
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Struggle between opposing forces or characters.
Climax
Exposition
Conflict
Rising Action
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What part of the story tells us who the characters, setting and conflict are (it's at the start!)
Exposition
Plot
Introduction
Complication
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Which is an example of INTERNAL conflict?
man vs. technology
man vs. man
man vs. himself
man vs. nature
