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Literary Text (dma)
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Narrator that tells the story using the pronouns I, me and my.
omniscient narrator
reliable narrator
first-person narrator
third-person narrtor
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The main idea an author is trying to convey and helps to tie the plot together is the
point of view
theme
tone
inference
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A literary device that describes places, experiences, actions and ideas is ...
allusion
imagery
symbolism
allegory
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Point in the story where the main problem is solved.
climax
resolution
conclusion
isolated scene
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Refers to the language and style of a writer's choice of words.
voice
attitude
syntax
diction
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A literary device that appeals to one or more of the five senses is ...
hyerbole
metaphor
figurative language
sensory language
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An introduction of the characters, setting and conflict of a story.
resolution
linear plot
falling action
exposition
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Narrators describe events in a story from a specific ...
persona
point of view
tone
first person
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Language that uses words, phrases and expressions beyond the literal interpretation is ...
imagery
sensory language
figurative language
simile
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A brief reference within a literary work to another work of literature, real person or event.
tone
attitude
allusion
dilemma
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A theme is a ....
conflict
perspective
central or universal idea
plot
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A type of writing that includes speeches, essays and biographies.
informational text
expository text
literary nonfiction
fiction
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Explanatory notes provided to aid reading comprehension.
inference
narration
annotation
theme
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Refers to the order in which words are put together to make phrases and sentences.
imagery
syntax
diction
voice
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One particular event or specific plot point is ...
the climax
an isolated scene
the conflict
the resolution
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What are different types of literature?
alliteration
genres
perspectives
themes
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Type of narration when all characters are identified by the pronouns he, she, him, her and his.
first-person narrator
unreliable narrator
omniscient narrator
third-person narrator
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Type of narrator that reveals what the characters are doing, thinking and feeling.
omniscient narrator
first-person narrator
reliable narrator
third-person narrator
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What influences which details and ideas the author presents and the language the author uses?
point of view
tone
narration
Theme
20
When a character has difficulty choosing between two or more actions.
internal conflict
dilemma
external conflict
problem
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The author's own unique way of writing.
prosody
tone
diction
voice
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When there is a moral reason for choosing each action, the character is left facing a ...
moral dilemma
internal conflict
moral value
dilemma
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The point of highest dramatic tension or major turning point.
resolution
climax
rising action
hyperbole
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What supports a logical answer?
figurative language
text evidence
point of view
theme
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The main character/characters take steps that begin to draw the story toward a conclusion.
resolution
falling action
climax
exposition
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Readers combine clues in the text with what they already know and support with text evidence.
making an inference
making an analogy
drawing a conclusion
making a generalization
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What sets the mood and tells readers whether a story is serious, humorous, or melancholy?
tone
theme
conflict
resolution
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When complications arise with the conflict as main character or characters attempt to solve it.
climax
rising action
tone
falling action
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The sequence of events in a work of fiction is ...
plot
main idea
author's attitude
scene
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A struggle, often between opposing characters.
dilemma
climax
moral dilemma
conflict
