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1
A hero who is not like the traditional protagonist and often sees himself as "above the law" is called the
main character
anti-hero
foil
villain
2
Conceptualization is the act of formulating a plan for your writing.
False
True
3
What do we call the the part of characterization that helps readers care about the character?
thoughts
relatability
communication
appearance
4
Which of the following is part of characterization?
specific traits
physical appearance
the "aha!" moment
specific location
5
In a story plot, the part of the story after the climax, before the resolution, when the action settles is
falling action
conclusion
rising action
denouement
6
Dynamic characters are central to the story and identifies by their ability to
fight the evil
grow and change
remain stalwart and unchanged
fly
7
In a story without conflict, which of the following is most prevalent?
thoughtful contemplation
various problems
a huge fight
passionate speeches
8
In which part of a story might you find conflict? (Choose all that apply)
Climax
Resolution
Rising action
Exposition
9
The highest or most intense part of a story (the turning point) is called the climax.
False
True
10
Symbolism is the use of simple, concrete objects to represent ideas.
True
False
11
Characters are defined by their
actions
appearance
speech
names
12
A repeated idea throughout a work that is the most significant thought is the
important theme
combination theme
minor theme
major theme
13
The villain in a story is sometimes a _____ to the main character.
foil
hero
protagonist
friend
14
There is only one way to track a plot and all writers must do it the same way.
False
True
15
A major character whose personality is in clear contrast with the hero is called the
protagonist
lead
foil
anti-hero
16
What do we call the unifying, dominant idea/message in a work of fiction?
conflict
climax
theme
paradox
17
As a fiction writer, plot requires certain milestones in order to be effective.
True
False
18
Denouement is the final resolution of the intricacies/storylines of the plot.
False
True
19
The part of the story that contains a fight, battle, struggle, or strife is called the
expositon
characterization
denouement
conflict
20
Which of the following is an example of direct characterization?
the author gives the character dialogue
the author directly and explicitly tells the reader about the character
the author reveals the character's personality through actions
the author reveals the character's personality through thoughts
21
A minor theme is an idea that appears briefly and leads to another minor theme.
True
False
22
Which of the following most often allows you to see into the minds of the characters and understand motives?
movies
public speaking
fiction
plays
23
What are the two keys to a strong storyline?
dialogue
characters
conflict
emotion
24
According to this unit, thinking about what your character needs is a good way to develop plot.
False
True
25
All character types are of equal value and serve the same purpose in a literary work.
True
False
26
The theme and subject of a work are the same thing.
False
True
27
The protagonist is a minor character in a story.
True
False
28
Appearance is one of the first ways that a reader can tell one character apart from another.
False
True
29
Conflict, like story mapping, has a beginning, middle, and end.
False
True
30
What do we call a significant change in the direction of the plot of a story?
plot twist
solution
climactic event
dialogue