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CP II Semester I Test Review 2020
Symbols are recurring in a story.
To mimic for comedic purposes only.
CP II Semester I Test Review 2020
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To mimic for comedic purposes only.
Genre
Parody
Satire
Characterization
2
Symbols are recurring in a story.
True
False
3
Persuasive technique that appeals to emotions.
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
4
A short story
all of the above
is meant to be read in one sitting
is an example of fiction
still contains the elements of plot
5
Type of irony where what happens is not what was expected.
Situational
None of the above
Verbal
Dramatic
6
This is a type of external conflict
Man vs. Man
Man vs. self
7
Denouement is another word for the resolution.
True
False
8
Indirect characterization involves
Revealing the character through multiple ways
None of the above
The author directly telling the reader about the character
Creating a moral for the story
9
When a writer is trying to convince the reader of his/her POV....this is what type of writing?
Persuasive
Descriptive
Expository
Narrative
10
Giving human traits to non-human things.
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
11
What type of POV: "Claire looked over to Seth and immediately felt angry at what he had said."
3rd Limited
Second
3rd Objective
First
12
A character with only 1-2 traits.
Round
Static
Flat
Dynamic
13
Persuasive technique that appeals to logic.
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
14
Type of characterization where the author directly states info about the characters.
Direct
Indirect
15
Part of the plot where main question is answered.
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
Rising Action
16
What type of POV: "Jenny and John were both terrified while they sat and waited in the dark."
First
Third Limited
Second
Third Omniscient
17
Tone
The main character
The color of the story
The author's attitude towards the subject
The antagonist
18
A comparison using like or as
Metaphor
Simile
19
All of the following statements about a story’s protagonist are true
except
The protagonist usually initiates the story’s action
The protagonist is always likable
The protagonist often has some weaknesses
The protagonist is the story’s main character
20
Type of irony when someone says one thing but means another.
Dramatic
Verbal
Situational
None of the above
21
Realistic setting
Parody
Mood
Verisimilitude
Realistic Fiction
22
A type or category of a short story, novel or play
Irony
Setting
Plot
Genre
23
Setting
can create a mood in a story
all of the above
is often introduced in the exposition
tells when and where of the story
24
What type of POV: "You should always follow your own advice."
Second
Third Objective
Third Limited
First
25
Tone and mood are the same thing.
False
True
26
A persuasive technique that appeals to ethics.
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
27
A character that does not change throughout the story.
Flat
Static
Dynamic
Round
28
May be based around an actual person, place or event
satire
descriptive
realistic fiction
fiction
29
Hints of things to come.
Exposition
Symbolism
Foreshadow
Theme
30
The main idea the author is trying to express about human nature.
Theme
Genre
Symbol
Satire
31
A scene that interrupts the present action to tell about events from the past.
Flashback
Satire
Flash forward
Foreshadowing
32
What type of POV: " The animals ran down the street after the squirrel."
Third Limited
Second
First
Third Objective
33
Antagonist
A one-dimensional character
Main character
Character with many personality traits
Comes into conflict with protagonist
34
A category of short story, play, novel, etc.
Non-Fiction
Realistic Fiction
Genre
Fiction
35
Exposition
Beginning
Conflict
Middle
End
36
When a writer recreates an event and uses language that appeals to the senses..type of writing?
Expository
Narrative
Descriptive
Persuasive
37
"Forgiveness can soften your heart, drain the bitterness, and dissolve your guilt."
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Hyperbole
38
Mocking to bring about social change.
Characterization
Satire
Foreshadow
Parody
39
There are different connotations associated with the word "terror".
True
False
40
Realistic setting that gives the story a believability
Verisimilitude
Historical Setting
Exposition
Irony
