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Short Story Elements Study Practice
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The point of view that uses the words: you, your, yours
1st person
3rd person
8th person
2nd person
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Survival is an example of
Man vs. society
man vs. self
man vs. nature
Man vs. man
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During this part of the plot, the reader learns about the characters, setting, and conflict.
EXPOSITION
RESOLUTION
PLOT
CLIMAX
4
Name the two types of characterization.
Plot and Setting
Direct and Indirect
Protagonist and Antagonist
Round and Flat
5
What are the three types of Author's Purpose?
Purpose, Information, Entertain
Person, Image, Energy
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
Persuade, Include, Elaborate
6
Establish the time and place of the story.
Plot
Tone
Climax
Setting
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This is the point of no turning back. The main character usually undergoes a major change.
RISING ACTION
CLIMAX
RESOLUTION
PLOT
8
An author can give information about a character through how many ways?
6- STEALE
7- DYNAMIC
5- STEAL
3- PIE
9
When the author shows the reader what the personality of the character is.
Round
Indirect
Direct
Protagonist
10
The Green Goblin is an example of a what?
Philathropist
Antagonist
Protagonist
Cosmologist
11
Harry Potter is an example of a
Flat Character
Static Character
Stagnant Character
Dynamic Character
12
When an author tells the reader what a character is like, instead of showing.
Indirect
Direct
Flat
Round
13
The character that opposes or fights against the protagonist is the
antagonist
meany
protagonist
instigator
14
The point of view that uses the words: I, me, my, us, we
3rd person
2nd person
1st person
10th person
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A literary or dramatic character who undergoes little or no inner change.
Dynamic
Static
Flat
Direct
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The giving of clues about how the plot is going to develop.
Plot
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Climax
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Here, the conflict (or problem) is resolved OR is determined unsolvable.
RESOLUTION
CLIMAX
FALLING ACTION
EXPOSITION
18
The point of view that uses the words: he, she, they
1st person
17th person
2nd person
3rd person
19
What is Mrs. Elchemmas's first name?
Margaret
Martha
María
Marsha
20
What is a message about life or human nature the author wants you to understand?
Theme
Setting
Tone
Plot
21
Don't judge a book by its cover is an example of
conflict
setting
theme
mood
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This is the entire, organized sequence of events, in order, that makes up a story.
PLOT
EXPOSITION
CLIMAX
RESOLUTION
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Which is NOT one of the author's purposes?
persuade
party
inform
entertain
24
What is the plot of a story?
what happens
turning point
resolution
where and when
25
A person, place, or object which has a meaning in itself.
foreshadowing
characterization
conflict
symbolism
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Descriptive word choices that appeal to the 5 senses
hyperbole
personification
simile
imagery
27
What is a person or animal called, which takes part in the action of a story?
setting
theme
character
plot
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This is where most of the story takes place. It's where the conflict is developed further.
FALLING ACTION
CLIMAX
RISING ACTION
PLOT
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This part is where we see the results of the major change, bringing the story
closer
to the end
CLIMAX
PLOT
EXPOSITION
FALLING ACTION
30
The central, main character of a story is called the
protagonist
instigator
antagonizer
antagonist
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Two opposite emotions or desires; the disagreement/tension of the story; the problem.
Climax
Conflict
Theme
Plot
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The angle from which the story is told
point of view
camera view
none of these
character view