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The objective meaning of a word
Who wrote Fariheinth 451
Is Mrs.Lykens Proud of us test
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Who wrote Fariheinth 451
Ray Bradbury
Dr. Seuss
George Orwill
Mrs.Lykens
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The objective meaning of a word
Xeotation
Tation
Denotation
Connotation
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A character in a story who doesn't change significantly throughout the story, retaining the same personality and outlook
Dynamic Charcter
Unchanging Charcter
Fuzzy Charcter
Static Charcter
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A character in a story that undergoes a significant change, often as a result of their interactions with conflict
Sheila the Bass
Static Charcter
Fuzzy Charcter
Dynamic Charcter
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Is Mrs.Lykens Proud of us?
ABSOLUTLEY NOT!!!!
Yes
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Who wrote the Book of Sand
Jorge Luis Borges
W. D. Wetherell's
Tom Godwin
Ray Bradbury
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A literary device that authors use to describe a character's traits, motivations, and other details to the reader
Desription
Describing device
Indirect Charcterazation
Direct Charcterization
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Who wrote The Pedestrian
Alice Walker
Ray Bradbury
Jorge Luis Borges
Tom Godwin
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When the setting is realistic and believeable
Denotation
Versmisilitude
Verisimilitude
Conotation
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How many times per day does Mrs.Lykens Beat Parker
She doesn’t beat him
5 times per day
1 time per day
117 times per day with a wooden stick
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the use of a word to Suggest a different association than its literal meaning
Connotation
Xexotation
Denotation
Tation
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When the outcome of a situation is different from what was expected
Sheila The Bass
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Verisimilitude
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A psychological struggle that occurs within a person's mind
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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Who wrote the Cold Equation
Tom Godwin
Ray Raspberry
Tom Godweenie
Ray Bradbury
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Occurs when the audience knows something that the characters don't
Situational Irony
Pepto Bismal
Dramatic Irony
Irony
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A literary device that provides hints or suggestions about events that will happen later in a story
Predicting
Verisimilitude
Future telling
Foreshadowing
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Who wrote The Bass, The river, and Sheila Mant
Jorge LuisBorges
Drake
Sheila the Bass
W. D. Wetherell's
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A literary device that occurs when what someone says has a different meaning than its literal interpretation
Pepto Bismal
Indirect Charcterization
Direct Charcterization
Verbal Irony
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A complex, multifaceted character in a work of fiction who undergoes development and has depth
3d Charcter
Round Charcter
Flat Charcter
2D Charcter
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Opposer or combatant working against the protagonist's or leading characters' goal and creating the main conflict
Good Guy
Protagnist
Bad Guy
Antagonist
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The central character in a story, who drives the action and is often the emotional heart of the narrative
Protaganist
Good Guy
Antagonist
Bad guy
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Reveals a character's traits through their actions, thoughts, speech, appearance, and interactions with other chrts.
Indirect Characterazation
Characterazation
Bass
Direct Characterazation
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Characters that are mostly Two-dimensional and don't have a lot of backstory or depth
3d Charcter
Round Charcter
Flat Charcter
2D Charcter
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The place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place
Place
Position
Surroundings
Setting
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A type of literary conflict in which the protagonist has to struggle against other characters, nature, or society
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
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Whitch of These is Not A Main type of Conflict
Man Vs. Winnie the Pooh
Man vs. Technology
Man vs. Man
Man vs. society