What is alliteration?

the rep. of consonant sounds at the beginning of words

What might Hinton be trying to teach to us about satisfaction through The Outsiders?

Finding satisfaction is the only way we find true meaning

Which of the following is an example of internal conflict?

Deciding what you want for dinner

Descriptions that appeal to the 5 senses

Which of the following is an example of external conflict?

A person trying to rob an old lady

Story that is performed for an audience

Fictional stories based off of real life events or people

What is internal conflict?

Occurs within the character's mind

What is personification?

Giving human characteristic to nonhuman subjects

Which of the following descriptions fits Dallas Winston?

Toughest and coldest greaser, loves only Johnny

A songlike poem that tells a story

Stories ab. gods, goddesses & heroes who they meet

Which of the following is NOT involved in Act III of a play?

Protagonist prevented from overcoming conflict

The beat created by stressed and unstressed syllables

The literal, dictionary definition of a words

Has 17 syllables, usually about nature

The author's attitude towards his subject or readers

What is a tragic hero?

The main character who has a downfall due to a flaw

Involves people & magical creatures that shows generations

What are Universal Themes?

a theme that has been repeated across time periods &cultures

The rep. of sounds at the ends of words

Has 5 lines, humorous, specific rhyme scheme

Which of the following quotes from short stories is an implied theme?

None of these. An implied theme is NOT stated directly

What is an onomatopoeia?

the use of words that imitate sounds

What is personification?

Giving nonhuman subjects human characteristics

What is an implied theme?

A theme that is suggested or hinted at

What is oral tradition?

Stories passed down verbally about backgrounds and beliefs

What is external conflict?

Occurs between character & an outside force

What do the physical descriptions of the church in T.O. tell us about the emotions felt there?

The old creepy church matches the fear and reverence felt

Which of the following descriptions fits Ponyboy?

14 yr old, loves sunset and deep conversations

Brief stories that ft. animal characters and teach a moral

Which of these is NOT an example of an archetype?

An Egyptian man who is not a good father to his children

Which of the following descriptions fits Darrel Curtis

Oldest brother, father figure, tough & hard working

What is a concrete poem?

Is in the shape of it's subject

Which of the following is NOT an example of personification?

The cat chased the mouse around & around

Comparing two things using "like' or "as'

What is an archetype?

An element that reoccurs in different cultures &time periods

Ideas and feelings words bring to mind

What is alliteration?

The rep. of consonant sounds at the beginning of words

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1
Who is the protagonist?
A villian
The main character
The lead female actress
The lead male actor
2
What is meter?
the markings of figurative language
the pattern of rhythm
the markings of sound devices
the pattern of rhyme
3
What is alliteration?
the rep of consonant sounds at the ends of words
The rep. of vowel sounds at the beginning of words
the rep. of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
The rep. of vowel sounds at the ends of words
4
What might Hinton be trying to teach to us about satisfaction through The Outsiders?
Johnny's satisfaction was in death
Dally's satisfaction was in death
Satisfaction was only found by Dally
Finding satisfaction is the only way we find true meaning
5
Which of the following is an example of internal conflict?
A person climbing a mountain
Deciding what you want for dinner
Two friends arguing
A hero fighting a robot
6
What is imagery?
Descriptions that appeal to the 5 senses
Giving human characteristic to nonhuman subjects
Scripts about olden times
Paintings with scenery as main subject
7
Which of the following is an example of external conflict?
Deciding whether to tell the truth or lie
A person trying to rob an old lady
A woman asking herself which cake she wants to buy
Deciding what you believe in
8
What is drama?
Story passed down from generation to generation
Story that is meant for children
Story that is performed for an audience
Story that has three different parts in a series
9
What is a narrative poem?
Tells a story in verse
Has 3 lines, 17 syllables exactly
Has one speaker's thoughts and feelings
Has 5 lines and it very humorous
10
What is a legend?
Fictional stories based off of real life events or people
Stories passed down verbally about backgrounds and beliefs
Involves gods & goddesses
Brief stories ft. animal characters that teach morals
11
What is internal conflict?
Occurs between character & an outside force
Occurs within the character's mind
Occurs between an author & protagonist
Occurs between characters and animals
12
What is personification?
A reference to a historical piece
Giving human characteristic to nonhuman subjects
Language that appeals to the 5 senses
An extreme exaggeration
13
Which of the following descriptions fits Dallas Winston?
Oldest brother, tough on youngest brohter
Toughest and coldest greaser, loves only Johnny
Works at a car repair shop, can't stand Ponyboy
14 yr old greaser, first deep conversation with Cherry
14
What is a ballad?
Has no specific rhyme scheme or structure
Has two speakers' thoughts and feelings
Is in the shape of its subject
A songlike poem that tells a story
15
What is a myth?
Long poems with simple, basic characters
Stories ab. gods, goddesses & heroes who they meet
Brief stories about penguins searching the Atlantic for food
Short stories about magical creatures
16
Which of the following is NOT involved in Act III of a play?
The turning point in the play
The climax
A resolution
Protagonist prevented from overcoming conflict
17
What is rhythm?
A beat created by onomatopoeias
The beat created by stressed and unstressed syllables
The beat created by alliteration
a beat spoken by a writer
18
What is denotation?
The literal, dictionary definition of a words
The beginning sounds of rhyming words
The ending sounds of rhyming words
Ideas and feelings associated with a word
19
What is a script?
The certificate of appreciation for actors
The license for directors
The research put into writing a play
The written text of a drama
20
What is a haiku?
Has no specific rhyme scheme or structure
Has 17 syllables, usually about nature
Has one main speaker's thoughts and feelings
Is in the shapes of its subject
21
What is tone?
The author's attitude towards his subject or readers
The author's choice of where to use personification
The author's attitude about politics
The writer's first written rhyme
22
What is a tragic hero?
A hero who commits suicide
A secondary lead character with a smaller part
The main character who has a downfall due to a flaw
A hero who kills other characters
23
What is a character that is like a real person and grows and changes as the play progresses?
Complex Characters
Flat Characters
One Dimensional Characters
Three Dimensional Characters
24
What is a folk tale?
Involves people & magical creatures that shows generations
Stories passed down verbally about backgrounds and beliefs
Brief stories ft. animals and morals
Stories based on historical fact
25
What are Universal Themes?
a theme that is suggested or hinted at
a theme that only applies to certain countries
A theme that is written directly
a theme that has been repeated across time periods &cultures
26
What is rhyme?
The rep. of vowel sounds at the beginnings of words
The line that draws stanzas together
Beat of the poem caused by stressed or unstressed syllables
The rep. of sounds at the ends of words
27
What is a limerick?
Has 17 syllables, usually about nature
Has thoughts and feelings of one speaker
Tells a story in verse
Has 5 lines, humorous, specific rhyme scheme
28
Which of the following quotes from short stories is an implied theme?
"The lesson is kindness will always be repaid"
None of these. An implied theme is NOT stated directly
"Pride leads to downfalls"
"The moral is that the more you have, the more you want"
29
What is an onomatopoeia?
the use of words that imitate sounds
The sound effects created by rhythm
The speaker's attitude towards the reader
The meter of a poem
30
What is personification?
Writing in a fun, creative manner
Making parts of a story rhyme
Giving humans animal characteristics
Giving nonhuman subjects human characteristics
31
What is an implied theme?
a theme that applies to everyone universally
A theme that is suggested or hinted at
A theme that only applies to a certain country/culture
a theme that is written directly
32
What is oral tradition?
Fictional stories based off of real life events/people
Brief stories ft. animals and teaches morals
Involves peopl & magic that shows generation
Stories passed down verbally about backgrounds and beliefs
33
What is external conflict?
Occurs between character & an outside force
Is only real in movies not literature
Occurs in the character's mind
Occurs between the author and the readers
34
How are plays divided?
Acts & scenes
Scenes
Acts
Ending and beginnings
35
What do the physical descriptions of the church in T.O. tell us about the emotions felt there?
The low ceilings make the boys nervous
The old creepy church matches the fear and reverence felt
The painted windows brings joy
The dark walls match the hatred building up
36
Which of the following descriptions fits Ponyboy?
Toughest and coldest greaser, loves only Johnny
Movie-star handsome, peacemaker, loves to make others laugh
Oldest brother, father figure, tough/hard working
14 yr old, loves sunset and deep conversations
37
What is a fable?
Brief stories that ft. animal characters and teach a moral
Short stories that magical sea creatures
Include the actions for gods and goddesses
Long poems that introduce complicated plot lines
38
How is rhyme scheme marked?
With numbers
Chronologically
Alphabetically
With stressed and unstressed marks
39
Who is a playwright?
The person paying for the production of the show
The author of the script
The lead actor of a performance
The director of the show
40
Which of these is NOT an example of an archetype?
A dangerous journey
A damsel in distress
An Egyptian man who is not a good father to his children
A hero getting help from the supernatural
41
Which of the following is NOT a way to determine theme in a play?
See how setting impacts characters and events
Look for props that are round
Look for main ideas shown by words/actions of characters
Notice how the characters respond to conflicts
42
Which of the following descriptions fits Darrel Curtis
Oldest brother, father figure, tough & hard working
Movie-star handsome, peace maker
Toughest and coldest greaser, loves only Johnny
16 yr old greaser, parents do not care for him
43
What is a concrete poem?
Is made of wet concrete
The literal, dictionary definition of a words
Has one speaker's thoughts and feelings
Is in the shape of it's subject
44
Which of the following is NOT an example of personification?
The door screeched in protest as I opened it
The thunder grumbled outside
The cat chased the mouse around & around
A car coughed and breathed its last
45
What is a metaphor
The rep. of consonant sound that the beginnings of words
Comparing two things directly
Descriptions that appeal to the 5 senses
Comparing two things using "like" or "as"
46
Which of the following is NOT involved in Act II of a play?
Learning more about characters
Introduction to conflict
Obstacles preventing the protagonist from winning
A protagonist trying to stop conflict
47
What is a simile?
Comparing two things using "like' or "as'
Comparing two things directly
Giving human characteristic to nonhuman subjects
Language that appeals to the 5 senses
48
What is an archetype?
Long narrative poem
The lead evil villain in an epic poem
Story character that appears only in British literature
An element that reoccurs in different cultures &time periods
49
What is connotation?
The beginnings of rhyming words
Ideas and feelings words bring to mind
The ending sounds of rhyming phrases
The literal, dictionary definition of a words
50
What is alliteration?
The rep. of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
Language that makes you see what you're reading
The rep. of vowel sounds that the beginning of words
Giving human characteristic to nonhuman subjects
51
Which of the following is/are a stated theme?
Hardwork
Determination
None of these can be a stated theme
Kindness is valuable.
52
What is lyrical poetry?
Has 5 lines, humorous, specific rhyme scheme
Has one speaker's thoughts and feelings
Tells a story in verse
Has 17 syllables, usually about nature
53
What is a stated theme?
A theme that is suggested or hinted at
A theme that is written directly
a theme that applies to everyone universally
A theme that only applies to a certain culture
54
What lesson is being suggested by "Nothing Gold Can Stay"
Innocence and pure-mindedness cannot last in life
We can satisfy ourselves by loving our families
Keep following your heart and you'll find happiness
Hard times make you work harder
55
Which of the following is NOT involved in Act 1 of a play?
Setting
Introduction to conflict
A resolution
Characters
56
What is the climax of The Outsiders?
Pony meeting Cherry
Dally's death
Johnny's death
The Rumble
57
What are stage directions?
The steps for creating a set
The instructions on how the play should be performed
The instructions for how to cast a show
The characters' personality descriptions
58
What is dialogue?
The instructions for how the play should be performed
The playwright's epilogue for the show
The director's notes
The words spoken by actors
59
What is a flat character?
A character that is flat on paper
A character that reveals a culture
A character that does not stray from one trait
A character that is evil, then turns good
60
What is an Epic?
An element that reoccurs over time and places
Story character that appears in British literature only
The lead villain in a poem
Long narrative poem w/ "larger than life" characters

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