the feeling the text gives the reader

Definition of antagonist

character that stands in opposition to the main character

Which detail should definitely be included in a summary of the play?

the villian murders the old man

When would Jasmine be more likely to stifle a yawn?

while she is getting ready for bed

Who is more likely to have his mouth agape?

Sam, who just won an award he wasn't expecting

Definition of dialogue

conversation between two characters

Definition of suspense

a feeling of growing tension and excitement

Which of the following best describes the narrator?

a madman obsessed with another man's sickly eye

Definition of protagonist

main character or the character the reader identifies with

Which is an example of skulking?

creeping into a room to sneaking up on someone

Which person would be more likely be described as having keen senses?

Evelyn,who is sitting on her porch and smells roses blooming

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Tell Tale Heart - story elements

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1
Definition of mood
the writers attitude toward the subject
the feeling the text gives the reader
closely connected or appropriate
a feeling of growing tension or excitement
2
Definition of antagonist
character that stands in opposition to the main character
to examine carefully in detail
main character or character the reader identifies with
to examine carefully in detail
3
Definition of mortal
deadly
loud
slow
old
4
Which detail should definitely be included in a summary of the play?
the villian murders the old man
the officer enjoyed the tea that the villian served
the old man was snoring when the villian crept into his room
4 ravens followed the villainas he left to make tea
5
When would Jasmine be more likely to stifle a yawn?
while she is getting ready for bed
while she is competing in a public debate
6
Who is more likely to have his mouth agape?
Joseph, who is washing the dishes
Sam, who just won an award he wasn't expecting
7
Definition of blather
chatter
guess
laugh
protest
8
Definition of dialogue
not relating to the topic
a feeling of growing tension and excitement
conversation between two characters
the struggle or problem in a story
9
Definition of suspense
the writers attitude toward the subject
conversation between two characters
a feeling of growing tension and excitement
not relating to the topic
10
Definition of summary
the struggle or problem in the story
the lesson of story
main facts or ideas
a feeling of growing tension and excitement
11
Definition of dissemble
wrap
build
request
pretend
12
Which of the following best describes the narrator?
a lonely man without any friends
a kind man who keeps ravens as pets
an old man with a sickly eye
a madman obsessed with another man's sickly eye
13
Definition of protagonist
the struggle or problem in a story
character that stands in opposition to the main character
main character or the character the reader identifies with
the way a writer creates and develops character
14
Which is an example of skulking?
creeping into a room to sneaking up on someone
tiptoeing across the room because a baby is sleeping
15
Which person would be more likely be described as having keen senses?
Evelyn,who is sitting on her porch and smells roses blooming
Sean, who is riding his bike and hears loud honking
16
Defintion of vex
discipline
ignore
agree
upset

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