the readers feelings towards the text

What is an unreliable narrator?

When the narrator is not reliable

words within context and/or with emotions attached

What is verbal irony?

saying the opposite of what you mean

What is literal language?

saying exactly what happened and what you mean

When the texts creates questions within the reader

the order of events that move the story forward

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1
The main idea is....
action items that move the story forward
what the text is mostly about
what the author was thinking while writing
the theme or moral of the story
2
Theme is what the text is mostly about.
False
True
3
If the character knows something, and the reader also knows it, it's dramatic irony.
False
True
4
What is mood?
the readers feelings towards the text
symbolism in stories
the authors feelings towards the text
when someone has an attitude
5
Denotation is the dictonary definition of a word.
False
True
6
What is an unreliable narrator?
when the author writes a biography
when the author lies about their inspiration
when the narrator comes off as very trustworthy
When the narrator is not reliable
7
What is connotation?
words within context and/or with emotions attached
a verb
the dictonary definition
a different way to say things
8
They're shows possesion of something.
False
True
9
What is verbal irony?
saying exactly what you mean
speaking out loud for all to hear
saying the opposite of what you mean
saying things that are funny
10
What is literal language?
saying you're the most tired person on the planet
saying exactly what happened and what you mean
using figurative language
being super serious
11
Figurative language usually involves comparisons and exaggeration.
True
False
12
What is suspense?
When the texts creates questions within the reader
when someone is literally hanging off of a cliff
suspenders
when you sit on the edge of your seat
13
The happy puppy frolicked across the beautiful field. What is the tone?
neutral
negative
positive
unknown
14
If a fire station burned down, this would be an example of...
suspense
dramatic irony
situational irony
verbal irony
15
Your shows possesion.
True
False
16
What is the plot?
how the author builds suspense
the summary or main idea of a story
the lesson or moral gained from the text
the order of events that move the story forward

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