Journey to the Past Review 1 Flashcards | StudBud
  • 5
    In this type of conflict, the protagonist battles himself by overcoming his own thoughts, fears, flaws, or bad habits.
    • Person vs. Nature
    • Person vs. Self
    • Person vs. Person
    • Person vs. Society
  • 6
    Guess the candy bar..
    • Mounds
    • Zero
    • Almond Joy
    • Clark
  • 7
  • In Gold Rush Girl, we view the story through which character’s eyes? 
  • 8
    What was the very first Pixar Movie?
    • Up
    • Cars
    • Bug's Life
    • Toy Story
  • 9
    Guess the title.
    • Elf
    • The Grinch who Stole Christmas
    • Home Alone
    • Frosty the Snowman
  • 10
    Guess the title.
    • A Christmas Story
    • It's a Wonderful Life
    • Miracle on 34th Street
    • Elf
  • 11
    The problem that arises in the story that drives the plot is known as the ___________.
    • Falling Action
    • Conflict
    • Rising Action
    • Resolution
  • 12
    Which Christmas hit begins like this: 'Sleigh bells ring, are you listening?'
    • It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
    • Winter Wonderland
    • White Christmas
    • A Holly Jolly Christmas
  • 13
    guess the movie
    • zootopia
    • penguins of madagascar
    • the zookeeper
    • madagascar
  • 14
    Both of the books that we read this semester contained a watercraft.
    • False
    • True
  • 15
    This character often opposes the protagonist.
    • Deuteragonist
    • Confidant
    • Protagonist
    • Antagonist
  • 16
    In this type of conflict, the protagonist fights to challenge a law, institution, or tradition within their culture.
    • Person vs. Society
    • Person vs. Person
    • Person vs. Self
    • Person vs. Nature
  • 17
    This character often opposes the protagonist.
    • Protagonist
    • Deuteragonist
    • Confidant
    • Antagonist
  • 18
    As of April 2015, how many total Disney movies are there? 
    • 89
    • 557
    • 368
    • 143
  • 19
    This type of figurative language is repeated consonant sounds occurring at the beginning of words or within words.
    • Personification
    • Alliteration
    • Metaphor
    • Simile
  • 20
    This type of figurative language is a direct comparison between two unlike things, usually with the words like or as.
    • Simile
    • Metaphor
    • Alliteration
    • Personification
  • 21
    Finish the lyric with a type of animal: "Oh I want a ____ for Christmas. Only a _____ will do."
    • Rhinoceros
    • Elephant
    • Hippopotamus
    • Crocodile
  • 22
    The series of events & conflicts in that story that lead to the climax is called the 
    • Rising Action
    • Exposition
    • Falling Action
    • Conflict
  • 23
    An ________ is when the reader uses their background knowledge and takes clues from the text to find a conclusion. 
    • Educated guess
    • Resolution
    • Inference
    • Estimation
  • 24
    When a character shows an internal change in personality, POV, or values, they are considered what type of character?
    • Antagonist
    • Static
    • Flat
    • Dynamic
  • 25
    How does Darth Vader like his Christmas Turkey?
    • In a curry
    • With roast potatoes
    • Well done
    • On the dark side
  • 26
    For which holiday was "Jingle Bells" originally written?
    • Thanksgiving
    • Christmas
    • All Saints' Day
    • Valentine's Day
  • 27
    The conclusion that ties all of the pieces together is called the __________. 
    • Rising Action
    • Resolution
    • Conflict
    • Falling Action
  • 28
    This is the central or main character in a story.
    • Protagonist
    • Antagonist
    • Flat
    • Static
  • 29
    In this type of conflict, the protagonist must fight against an element of nature. Example: Boat in a hurricane
    • Person vs. Person
    • Person vs. Society
    • Person vs. Nature
    • Person vs. Self
  • 30
    How many snowmen can you see?
    • 3
    • 1
    • 4
    • 2
  • 31
    Guess the Movie
    • Ogre
    • Puss in Boots
    • Shrek
    • Princess and the Frog
  • 32
    Which of the characters would not be considered an antagonist in our novels? 
    • Aunt Lavinia
    • Mrs. Mollison
    • Kassal
    • Senor Rosales
  • 33
    Guess the candy bar..
    • 5th Avenue
    • 3 Muskateers
    • Oh, Henry
    • Charleston Chew
  • 34
  • The most intense, or dramatic point in a story is called the ___________. 
  • 35
    Which of these is NOT a traditional holiday treat?
    • eggnog
    • fruitcake
    • gingerbread
    • mashed potatoes
  • 36
    Which is not part of the S.T.E.A.L. method for characterization?
    • Speech
    • Thoughts
    • Likes
    • Actions
  • 37
    Which character would not be considered a confidant, which is a friend of the main character?
    • Chief Fallon
    • Sylvia
    • Thad
    • Charlie
  • 38
    Guess the title.
    • Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
    • Star Wars Christmas Special
    • Elf
    • Frosty the Snowman
  • 39
    This type of figurative language gives the qualities of a person to an animal, an object, or an idea.
    • Simile
    • Personification
    • Onomatopoeia
    • Alliteration
  • 40
    This type of figurative language is an implied comparison between two relatively unlike things using a form of be.
    • Alliteration
    • Metaphor
    • Personification
    • Simile
  • 41
    The beginning of a story where characters are introduced is called the  _________.
    • Exposition
    • Rising Action
    • Falling Action
    • Conflict