Semester 1 Review

Which of these is an adverb?

A character that you do NOT find out a lot of information about, or is a stereotype

A dynamic character...

the use of recurrent items or images to create an added level of meaning

A moment of intensity where a character makes a choice that changes the outcome of the conflict.

If the topic is love, which would be an acceptable theme statement?

Tone is the writer's ____________ toward his/her subject.

Choose the best theme from "The Most Dangerous Game"

Which point of view?

A story conclusion/ending that the reader does not expect.

________________ involves emotions, values, or images associated with a word.

Which of the following can impact the theme?

Which is an example of an abstract noun?

A struggle between a character and his feelings, conscience or fear.

This term involves a cultural or emotional feeling associated with a word.

Which is an example of a proper noun?

Takes place between a character and something outside the character.

Which point of view?

________________ is the literal meaning of a word.

This is a word that modifies, or describes, a noun.

a comparison of two seemingly unlike things using like or as

A literary device used to introduce background info about events, settings, characters etc.

A ROUND character:

The theme of a story is a general life lesson, not a statement about specific characters.

Occurs when the audience knows something the characters do not.

What is THEME?

A related series of events in a literary plot that build toward the point of greatest interest.

an exaggeration for humor or emphasis

This is a person, place, thing, or idea

Tone helps to establish the _________, which allows us to engage in the text, song or movie.

Which term is referred to as an author's choice of words?

a reference in a literary work to a person, place, or thing in history or other literatary work

Which is an example of a common noun?

a figure of speech in which the characteristics of humans are assigned to inanimate objects

Takes place inside a characters mind or heart. Sometimes involves a decision.

a direct comparison of two seemingly unlike things

the use of language to evoke a sensory impression or vivid image in the reader's mind

language that shows the opposite of what we expect, typically for humorous effect

What are context clues?

Which point of view?

A static character...