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Literary Analysis
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_________________________________ tells the story from a particular perspective.
tone
speaker
point of view
mood
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You are going to ...
do well in school
rock out in school
be the best you can be
study hard
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What are words and phrases that connect events or show a shift in the setting?
transitions
conjunctions
phrases
clauses
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It helps to vary what when writing in order to keep your reader interested in the story?
pace
themes
dialogue
characters
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What is the time and place of the action of a story?
plot
climax
setting
conflict
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What kind of language names detail exactly and specifically describes action?
precise
sensory detail
figurative
sentence structure
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What makes comparisons directly without using
like
or
as
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imagery
a hyperbole
a metaphor
a simile
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A summary is.....
retelling every detail
none of the above
the central message
restating key details in text
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What is the implied meaning of a word that suggests an emotional quality?
Denotation
Alliteration
Assonance
Connotation
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What is the implied attitude of the author towards the subject of the poem or story?
connotation
mood
denotation
tone
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The character the story revolves around is called the.........
Protagonist
Minor Character
Antagonist
Dynamic Character
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What does it mean to explicitly state an idea in a story?
It means to give it human qualities.
It means to exaggerate it.
It means to compare it to something.
It means to directly state it.
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What is the repetition of the same vowel sound within or at the end of a series of words?
Consonance
Connotation
Alliteration
Assonance
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Who is the all-knowing narrator that has multiple perspectives?
Omniscient narrator
Second person narrator
First person narrator
Third person narrator
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What is a thesis?
A thesis is an announcement
A thesis is a claim (not a fact)that can be supported
A thesis directly answers the question of the assignment
· A thesis is a question.
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What is the central message in a text?
theme
plot
setting
mood
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Writers include this to make their characters seem more realistic?
dialogue
sensory language
adjectives
descriptive detail
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What is an educated guess about ideas in the text?
Something explicitly stated
an inference
a comparison
a summary
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Literary elements that interact to create an engaging story that state the theme are.....
rising action, climax, falling action
simile, metaphor, hyperbole
foreshadowing, flashback, resolution
setting, plot, characters
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The writer clues the reader in to something that will eventually occur is called....
flashback
suspense
foreshadowing
exposition
