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Writing Style Techniques Test Review
Writing Style Techniques Test Review
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In
The Monkey's Paw
, what does the paw symbolize?
death
fate
greed
All of the Above
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The way an author describes and develops characters. This includes appearance, personality, thoughts, and actions.
Dialogue
Conflict
Connotation
Characterization
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When an author gives hints or clues about what might happen later in the story it is called...
mood
suspense
foreshadowing
irony
4
Martin deciding whether or not to take the stairs or the elevator is an example of what type of conflict?.
Martin vs. nature
Martin vs. fate
Martin vs. himself
Martin vs. The Fat Lady
5
Be careful what you wish for
could be a theme for which story?
Lamb to the Slaughter
The Tell-tale Heart
The Elevator
The Monkey's Paw
6
The elevator symbolizes what for Martin?
A coffin
A problem with the fat lady
His fear
His broken leg
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The perspective from which the story is told. It can be first or third person.
Characterization
Narrator Reliablility
Point of View
Theme
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The feeling of excitement or tension that keeps the reader wondering what will happen next is...
suspense
imagery
foreshadowing
irony
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The use of vivid and descriptive language the creates a picture in the reader's mind is called...
suspense
theme
mood
imagery
10
"It was an old building with an old elevator - a very small elevator..." What connotation does this quote give?
Angry
Creepy/worrisome
Sad
Happy/hopeful
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When something happens in a way that is opposite to what was expected in a story. Can be funny or create surprise.
theme
imagery
irony
suspense
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An object, person, or siguation that represents a deeper meaning or idea is known as...
Mood
Suspense
Foreshadowing
Symbolism
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The
author's
attitude or feelingstowards the subjectof the story. It can be serious, humorous, sad, or other emotions.
Tone
Conflict
Narrator Reliability
Mood
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This technique is when characters talke to each other. It helps a reader to understand a character's thoughts/feelings.
setting
characterization
conflict
dialogue
15
If a reader cannot trust or believe a narrator's account of the events, that makes the narrator reliable.
True
False
16
The feeling/atmosphere an author creates in a story. It's how the
reader
feels while reading, like happy,or suspenseful.
Irony
Tone
Suspense
Mood
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The setting is the place and time where a story happens.
True
False
18
The main messageor lesson the author wants the reader to take away from the story.
Irony
Conflict
Theme
Symbolism
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When Mrs. Maloney asks the police to eat the leg of lamb, that is an example of what kind of irony?
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
Regular Irony
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The literal or dictionary definition of a word without any emotional or cultural connotations is...
Conflict
Connotation
Denotation
Mood
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The sequence of events in a story where a conflict is introduced and then resolved or concluded.
Point of View
Theme
Plot
Conflict