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Short Story Test
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The part of the plot in which the problem is solved:
Resolution
Rising Action
Falling Action
Climax
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A round character:
Has many characteristics
Does not change
Has 1 characteristic
Changes
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How do authors hook and hold readers and use the writing craft to communicate a message?
Use specific words
Use literary devices
Use specific words/literary devices
Keep the story general
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Human vs. self is an...
External conflict
Internal conflict
Indirect characterization
Direct characterization
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The highest point of suspense in a story:
Conflict
Climax
Exposition
Rising Action
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A dynamic character
Does not change
Has many characteristics
Changes
Has one characteristic
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Reader must draw conclusions about character based on what character looks like, does, says...
Theme
Plot
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
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To read well, you must activate your knowledge by making which connections?
Text-to-world
All of the above
Text-to-text
Text-to-self
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Another reading strategy is to picture the story in your mind, or
Ask Questions
Visualize
Activate Prior Knowledge
Make Inferences
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Plots can be put in the following order:
Chronological, In Medias Res,Flashback
In Medias Res, Flashback
Chronological, In Medias Res
Flashback, Chronological
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A static character:
Has many characteristics
Does not change
Changes
Has one characteristic
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One reading strategy to use is to determine _______ ideas.
Author's
Correct
Important
Incorrect
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What are the four elements of a short story?
plot, setting, character, conflict
setting, character, conflict, exposition
plot, exposition, rising action, resolution
flat, round, static, dynamic
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All But Which are ways a reader can "monitor for meaning"
Look for Patterns
Context Clues
Reread
Skim
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A flat character:
Has one characteristic
Changes
Has many characteristics
Does not change
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The time, location, weather conditions, social conditions, mood, and tone represent
Conflict
Setting
Plot
Character
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The part of the plot in which the setting and background information is given:
Falling Action
Exposition
Conflict
Rising Action
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The underlying message in story-
Setting
Theme
Character
Plot
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The author directly states a character's traits-
Direct characterization
Theme
Indirect characterization
External Conflict
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Human versus human, nature, and society are all examples of...
Internal conflict
Literary devices
Literary analysis
External conflict
