The events after the climax that lead to the resolution

Where/when the story takes place

A character who is an obstacle/villain

The events that lead to the climax

Giving inanimate objects human-like qualities

Denouement (also known as a resolution)

The ending of a story where the conflict is solved

A scene that cuts from the present to look at the past

A figure of speech whose words contradict each other

The main problems/issues in a story

A comparison that DOES NOT use like or as

Sentences whose words start with the same letters/sounds

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Falling action
The events that lead to the climax
The events after the climax that lead to the resolution
The main character/hero
Where/when a story takes place
2
Setting
The main character/hero
The events that solve the climax
The events that lead to the climax
Where/when the story takes place
3
Antagonist
A character who is an obstacle/villain
The main character's mentor
The main character/hero of a story
The main character's best friend
4
What does the 2nd S in SOAPSTone stand for?
Speaker
Subject
Point of view
Simile
5
Obviously the T stands for Tone just as it says in SOAPSTone...but what do we mean by tone?
The way someone yells
A unit of weight
Terms
The mood/emotion of the story
6
What does the A in SOAPSTone stand for?
Audience
Allusion
Audible
Alliteration
7
The huntsman cuts little red riding hood and the grandmother out of the wolf
Rising action
Falling action
Plot
Protagonist
8
Prince Charming saves Snow White and they live happily ever after
Denouement (resolution)
Falling action
Plot
Rising action
9
Hyperbole
An exaggeration
A comparison that uses like or as
A scene that cuts from the present to the past
A phrase where words seem to contradict each other
10
Rising action
The events that lead to the climax
The most intense, main part of a story
The events of a story
Where/when the story takes place
11
What does the first S in SOAPSTone stand for?
Smell
Soup
Sight
Subject
12
The pillow was a cloud when I put my head on it
Alliteration
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
13
Personification
Giving inanimate objects human-like qualities
An exagerration
Word choice
A comparison that uses like or as
14
Her tears flowed like a river from her eyes
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Hyperbole
15
The alarm clock rang with a huge BUZZ!
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Personification
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The wind sang her mournful song through the falling leaves
Alliteration
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
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"Once upon a time, long ago, in a far away land..." is an example of
Setting
Falling action
Plot
Rising action
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Denouement (also known as a resolution)
The events leading up to the climax
Where/when a story takes place
The character who is an obstacle/villain
The ending of a story where the conflict is solved
19
Harry Potter learning magic to prepare to battle evil wizard Voldemort would be an example of
Conflict
Plot
Falling action
Rising action
20
The evil stepmother would be an example of
The antagonist
The resolution
The protagonist
The conflict
21
What does the P in SOAPSTone stand for?
Pterodactyl
Personification
Purpose
Point of view
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The thunderstorm hinted at the horrific things that were to come
Onomatopoeia
Allusion
Alliteration
Foreshadowing
23
I'm so tired, I could sleep for a month
Personification
Hyperbole
Simile
Oxymoron
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Drew Driscol drew a drawing of dreaded Dracula
Foreshadowing
Alliteration
Allusion
Hyperbole
25
What is a simile?
A comparison using like or as
A comparison that DOES NOT use like or as
Giving inanimate objects human-like qualities
Words that represent sound
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What is a flashback?
A word that demonstrates a sound
A scene that cuts from the present to look at the future
A scene that cuts from the present to look at the past
A comparison using like or as
27
Protagonist
The main character's mentor
The main character/hero
Someone who is pro tag
The character who is an obstacle/villain
28
Snow White would be an example of
Plot
An antagonist
A protagonist
The setting
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What is SOAPSTone?
A way of analyzing a recipe
A way of analyzing stories
idk...did we ever even talk about this?
A way of analyzing math problem
30
Oxymoron
An exaggeration
A metaphor that DOES NOT use like or as
A word that represents sound
A figure of speech whose words contradict each other
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Diction
An exaggeration
Words that represent sounds
Word choice
Sentences where most words start with same letters/sounds
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The three little pigs vs. the big bad wolf is an example of
Plot
Falling action
Rising action
Conflict
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Conflit
Where/when a story takes place
The main problems/issues in a story
The events that lead to the climax
The events after the climax
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"Group spends days returning piece of jewelry" would be a bad ____ summary of Lord of the Rings
Plot
Denouement (resolution)
Protagonist
Setting
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Plot
The character who is an obstacle/villain
The events that lead to the climax
What happens in a story
Where/when a story takes place
36
What does the O in SOAPSTone stand for?
Occasion
mOod
Onomatopoeia
Offer
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What is a metaphor?
Sentences where the words start with the same letter/sound
A comparison that DOES NOT use like or as
A comparison that uses like or as
Giving inanimate object human-like qualities
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Onomatopoeia
Sentences where most words start with same letters/sounds
Word choice
A comparison that DOES NOT use like or as
A word that represents sound
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Alliteration
A word that represents sound
A comparison that uses like or as
Sentences whose words start with the same letters/sounds
A reference to another book, movie, etc.

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