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Reviewing for the Plot/Signpost Test!
Reviewing for the Plot/Signpost Test!
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What signpost is this a good example of?
Contrast/Contradiction
Memory Moment
Aha Moment
Again and Again
2
What signpost does this sign exemplify?
Contrasts/Contradictions
Words of the Wiser
Again and Again
Aha Moment
3
The setting includes the location and . . .
date (time period)
climax
protagonist
character
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What plot element describes layers of conflict that are heaped upon the protagonist?
Rising Action
Climax
Exposition
Resolution
5
Which element takes longer?
Rising Action
Falling Action
6
Which signpost is best related to this scenario?
Again and Again
Contrast/Contradiction
Memory Moment
Contrast/Contradiction
7
Which signpost does the cover of the book illustrate?
Contrast/Contradiction
Again and Again
Words of the Wiser
Memory Moment
8
Which signpost does this photo best demonstrate?
Contrast/Contradiction
Memory Moment
Again and Again
Aha Moment
9
What plot element describes the characters and setting?
Falling Action
Rising Action
Exposition
Climax
10
Here we see the set of a TV show. Where is the setting first introduced?
Rising Action
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
11
This poem (condensed) illustrates a signpost. What is it?
Memory Moment
Contrast/Contradiction
Words of the Wiser
Again and Again
12
The main character in a story (protagonist) usually doesn't change because of conflict in the story.
True
False
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The high point of interest in a story (or main event that causes the protagonist to change) is called __________.
Climax
Resolution
Falling Action
Exposition
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Is the climax usually in the middle of the story?
No
Yes
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Bonus (not on test): This image refers to the novel
The Outsiders.
What is that literary device called?
simile
allusion
hyperbole
alliteration
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What is it called when the conflict is resolved and loose ends are tied up?
Climax
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action