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1
A static character is a character who...
experiences a change
uses dialogue
does not experience a change
solves a problem
2
Which of the following are techniques that authors use for characterization?
actions of characters
characters' effects on others
the mood of the text
things that characters say
3
Which points of view should you NEVER use when writing formally?
3rd person omniscient
2nd person
3rd person limited
1st person
4
To help identify a theme, look at the following (choose 2):
setting
mood
title
character change
5
In which point of view is the narrator a character in the story?
third person limited
first person
second person
third person omniscient
6
Which part of the plot is considered the turning point?
climax
resolution
exposition
rising action
7
Tone is...
how an author feels about the subject matter
how the character feels in the text
how the reader feels when reading
how Mrs. LaBarca feels when she's grading essays
8
The BEST example of a man vs. himself conflict is when...
Roger tries to steal Mrs. Jones's purse.
The narrator gets swept out to sea by a strong current.
Marta has to find courage to stand up for what she believes.
Mr. McGregor chases Peter through the garden.
9
Which points of view uses the pronouns "he, she, they"?
second person
third person omnisicent
third person limited
first person
10
Which term means the feelings that the text gives to the reader?
mood
tone
character
feelings
11
Theme is NOT...
about human nature
universal
an opinion
one word
12
In which point of view does the narrator know everyone's thoughts and feelings?
first person
third person limited
third person omniscient
second person
13
In which part of the plot is the conflict solved?
falling action
rising action
resolution
exposition
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In which stage of the plot does the conflict get worse?
rising action
exposition
resolution
climax
15
What is the term that means the sequence of events in a story?
setting
point of view
plot
theme
16
A protagonist is typically...(choose all that apply)
working against the main character
static
dynamic
the main character
17
Kara lives in Alaska. In the winter, she likes to go ice fishing. This is an example of...
how setting influences characters
how setting influences tone
how setting influences plot
how setting influences mood
18
"The howling wind ripped through the trees, tearing leaves from limbs." This is an example of
how setting influences mood
how setting influences character
how setting influences tone
how setting influences plot
19
Which part of the plot introduces setting?
climax
exposition
rising action
falling action
20
The BEST choice for a protagonist of a story would be...
Mrs. Jones from "Thank You, M'am"
The ogre from "Jack and the Beanstalk"
Marta from "The Scholarship Jacket"
Mr. McGregor from "Peter Rabbit"
21
What is name for the author's message?
mood
point of view
moral
theme
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What are the four aspects of setting?
place, time, mood, historical culture
what, when, where, who
historical period, culture, place, time
place, time, exposition, mood
