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CREATIVE NONFICTION CLASS
CREATIVE NONFICTION CLASS
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1
Literary elements
are essential components used in the creation and analysis of writings.
False
True
2
A main character evolves from shy student to confident leader. What character development is this?
Flat characters
Round characters
Static characters
Dynamic characters
3
A character is described as introverted, and preferring solitary activities like reading. What element is this?
Plot
Character
Characterization
Symbolism
4
The story's message that enduring friendship prevails, even in adversity, is known as the:
Theme
Symbolism
Climax
Exposition
5
Character torn between art dreams and family's medical hopes. What's this struggle called?
Theme
Conflict
Climax
Characterization
6
A story's atmosphere is filled with sadness and gloom, reflected in characters' actions. What's this called?
Plot
Mood
Symbolism
Setting
7
The story slows down as characters reflect on their journey and wrap up loose ends. What's this point called?
Falling Action
Climax
Exposition
Resolution
8
The narrator's use of humorous anecdotes creates a lighthearted and mocking atmosphere. What literary element is being
Tone
Irony
Foreshadowing
Mood
9
A story unfolds in 18th century Paris, in palaces and vibrant markets. What's this description of time and place?
Characterization
Setting
Resolution
Plot
10
At the start of a story, readers learn about a small town and its eccentric inhabitants. What part of the story is this?
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
11
In a story, a broken mirror reflects the protagonist's shattered self-esteem. What literary device is being used?
Symbolism
Foreshadowing
Denotation
Irony
12
The protagonist confronts the antagonist, marking the story's most intense moment. What's this point called?
Falling action
Rising Action
Exposition
Climax