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Freshman Year 2022-2023 AD English Fall Final
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single words or phrases that relate to the story
mood
theme
subject matter
tone
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Important background information is given
exposition
resolution
climax
conflict
3
character who drives the action
protagonist
antagonist
dynamic character
static character
4
which are all sci-fiction novels
most dangerous game, tell tale heart, thank yoyu ma'am, the raven
gift of magi, tell tale heart, the necklace, most dangerous game
the raven, tell tale heart, thank you ma'am, the necklace
frankenstein, fahrenheit 451, the hobbit, and brave new world
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Sci -fiction makes predictions about life in the future
True
False
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to instill objects with a certain meaning that is different from their original meaning or function
allusion
suspense
motivation
symbolism
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detached person is telling the story--not one of the characters
3rd person
omniscient narrator
direct character
1st person
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broad genre of fiction dealing with imaginative content such as futuristic settings, scien and technology, space travel
horror
science fiction
fiction
nonfiction
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tells when and where the plot occurs
allusion
setting
plot
mood
10
the point of the story, the lesson learned, central message/insight into life
tone
mood
subject matter
theme
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The Most Dangerous Game key literay elements
suspense
allusion
chronological order
foreshadowing
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when everything is resolved at the end of the play or story
falling action
relsolution
climax
rising action
13
tell tale heart key literary elements
foreshadowing
suspense
verbal irony
motivation
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a point of view where the narrator knows all the thoughts, action and feelings of all characters
1st person
direct charactor
3rd person
omniscient narrator
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man vs character, man vs nature, man vs society, man vs technology, man vs fate, man vs supernatural
indirect
direct
external
internal
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used by the author, the emotion of anticipation and excitement regarding the outcome or climax
symbolism
suspense
motivation
allusion
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a society in a repressive and controlled state, an imaginary society that is as dehumanizing and unpleasant as possible
censorship
utopia
dystopia
rebellion
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a brief reference to some person, historical event, work of art, or Biblical or mythological situation or character
symbolism
allusion
motivation
suspense
19
mood the author is conveying
voice
mood
diction
tone
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Which has setting: old man's house at midnight, psycotic, paranoid, murder,not stable, insane, direct & static character
the most dangerous game
cask of amontillado
the necklace
tell tale heart
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when a character says something that is the opposite of what is expected. Sarcasm can be an example
symbolism
damatic
situational
verbal
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the turning point of the action in the plot of a play and the point of greatest action in the work
falling action
exposition
climax
resolution
23
Which setting late 1800s(Paris, Fr),self-entitled, envious, needy, and over dramatic, direct & stati characterization
cask of amontillado
the necklace
the most dangerous game
tell tale heart
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The Cask of Amontillado key literary elements
verbal irony
dramatic irony
allusion
suspense
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an interruption in chronological sequence when the writer goes backwards in time to a previous event
foreshadowing
flashback
allusion
symbolism
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which has theme: guilt is your only downfall
the cask of amontillado
the most dangerous game
tell tale heart
the necklace
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Which has setting Carribean Sea to Rio, smart, keen strategic, indirect and static characterization
the necklace
the most dangerous game
tell tale heart
cask of amontillado
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which is an example of sci-fiction
fahrenheit 451
thank you ma'am
gift of the magi
tell tale heart
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an imangined place or state of things in which everything is perfect
utopia
rebellion
censorship
dystopia
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lack of knowldege or information, unaware
utopia
rebellion
ignorance
dystopia
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Pick all that are speculative fiction
What if...
If this goes on...
How come...
If only...
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The Necklace key literary terms
situational irony
allusion
foreshadowing
suspense
33
author's distinct use of language (writing style)
mood
diction
tone
voice
34
when the writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story
flashback
suspense
foreshawdowing
allusion
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the plot begins to thicken, leading towards the main point of action
falling action
resolution
climax
rising action
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this is when the events and complications begin to resolve themselves and tension is released
exposition
conflict
falling action
climax
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Which has theme: being arrongant will lead to bad things
tell tale heart
the most dangerous game
the necklace
cask of amontillado
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point of view(who is tellin a story) where the story is narrated by one character at a time
1st person
direct character
3rd person
omniscient narrator
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sci-fiction deals with fairytales and magic
False
True
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when something happens that a character did not expect but that the audience
dramatic
verbal
symbolism
situational
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the event that occurs which puts the story into motion, starts the rising action
rising action
climax
conflict
resolution
42
sci-fiction is based on scientific principles and technology
True
False
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sci-fiction deals with aliens, supernatural, or life on other worlds
True
False
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the author clearly states the physical and emotional traits of a character
direct
external
internal
indirect
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absolute control by the state or a governing branch of a highly centralized
censorship
totalitarian government
ignorance
rebellion
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this character doesn't change much throughout the story or novel, there is no personality change
antagonist
protagonist
static character
dynamic character
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how you feel while/after reading the story
tone
voice
dictations
mood
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sequence of events in story are told in the same order that they happened
allusion
symbolism
chronological order
motivation
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the thought or desires that drve a character to actively pursue a want or need
symbolism
allusion
motivation
suspense
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man vs self
external
direct
internal
indirect
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practice of offically examing books, movies, etc. and suppressing unacceptable parts or the whole
utopia
dystopia
censorship
rebellion
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which of these is an example of sci-fiction
thank you ma'am
the raven
the most dangerous game
the hobbit
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which has theme: don't hurt people, some people are smarter than you realize
the cask of amontillado
tell tale heart
the most dangerous game
the necklace
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author's word choice
diction
mood
voice
tone
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act or process of resisting authority or control
rebellion
utopia
censorship
dystopia
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The sequence of events in a story
Rising Action
Plot
Antagonist
Climax
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sci-fiction does not comment on important issues in society
False
True
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usually go through a change and become more complex, make a major life transition, have a coming-of-age experience
protagonist
static character
antagonist
dynamic character
59
sci-fiction is set in modern society
False
True
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the reader can conclude the charater's traits based off of behavior and other hints given by the author
direct
external
internal
indirect
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Which setting catacombs, Rome, It. carnival season, egotistical, hatred, selfish, arrogant, direct and static characters
cask of amontillado
the necklace
tell tale heart
the dangerous game
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which has theme: never take what you have for granted
tell tale heart
the necklace
the cask of amontillado
the most dangerous game
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When the opposite of what the reader and characters expect happens. This creates a twist at the end of a story.
symbolism
situational
verbal
dramatic