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English 9Lit Review
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The introduction of setting, character, and basic situation in a story
climax
setting
conflict
exposition
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Type of Irony: "The dentist doesn’t brush her teeth."
Situational
Dramatic
Verbal
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What kind of mood might be evoked by a story that takes place in an empty hospital?
mysterious
all of the above
gloomy
frightening
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Type of Irony "The audience knew that the murderer was in the basement, but the girl did not."
Dramatic
Verbal
Situational
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Author's craft includes literary devices, narrative elements and...
words
genre
style
paragraphs
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This is where the story begins to develop its conflict. Suspense builds here.
Resolution
Falling Action
Rising Action
Climax
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True or False: A story cannot have more than one theme.
False
True
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What type of character is a simple character with little description?
Static
Dynamic
Flat
Round
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What is an example of an internal conflict?
your mom making you do your homework
deciding to do your homework or hang with friends
arguing with a friend online
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What is the setting of a story?
Person in the story
Things that happen in the story
A conflict someone faces
The time and place the story occurs
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What is conflict?
A struggle between opposing forces
Clues or hints about something that is going to happen later
Conversation between characters
The way an author reveals a character's personality
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What type of Irony is this? "Wow, I LOVE homework!”
Situational
Verbal
Dramatic
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What type of character stays the same?
static
flat
dynamic
round
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A story's setting, plot, and characters' actions can all contribute to the story's _____.
exposition
theme
structure
falling action
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Mood is
Reader Centered
Media Center
Writing Center
Author Centered
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Character Type: the main character in a story; the character that faces the conflict
antagonist
flat
protagonist
round
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What is mood?
How the audience should feel when reading
Action words
A person, place, thing, or idea
The attitude and feelings of the author
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What is the difference between
theme
and the
main idea
of a story?
Author tells you the theme. You use clues to find main idea
Main idea is what a story is about; theme is universal message
There is no difference. They're the same.
A story only has one main idea but has more than one theme
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Montag is an example of a ______________
round character
dynamic character
all of these
protagonist
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The attitude or mood the author creates
imagery
theme
tone
alliteration
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Type of irony: Montag is captured "killed" on live TV but he is alive and well in the forest with the outcasts.
verbal
dramatic
situational
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Which of the following might be the theme of a story?
A brave young girl pretends to be a man.
"I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too."
Some people are afraid of heights.
We all have a challenge to overcome in our lives.
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Setting is always directly stated in a story?
true
false
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What is Author's Purpose?
Who wrote the book
Why the author wrote the book
When the author wrote the book
Where the author wrote the book
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How could an author show the setting of a story?
By describing the problem a character faces
By telling how old a character is
By telling how a character feels
By describing how characters dress, talk, and live
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There can be more than 1 conflict in the plot of a story.
False
True
Maybe
I'm not sure, let me ask my neighbor
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Type of Irony: We know that Romeo and Juliet are married but their parents do not.
situational
verbal
dramatic
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What type of character changes in the story?
flat
static
dynamic
round
