Duplicate of ENG1D1 SHORT STORY DIAGNOSTIC

Question 1

Narration--He got his test back and smiled. He looked happy with the results.

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3rd person limited

Question 2

Narration--She slammed the door, boiling with rage. How dare they read her text messages?

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3rd person omniscient

Question 3

Exaggeration used for effect or emphasis:

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hyperbole

Question 4

Literary Term--I'm so tired, I could sleep for 1000 years!

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hyperbole

Question 5

How many different types of conflict are there?

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6

Question 6

Words that have positive or negative 'vibes' to them are also known as:

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connotative language

Question 7

Literary Term--The sun smiled down on the happy travellers.

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personification

Question 8

Literary Term--The moon was a glistening pearl in the night sky.

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metaphor

Question 9

Literary Term--She sells sea shells by the seashore.

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alliteration

Question 10

Narration--I ran to my room, slammed the door, and flopped down on my bed.

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1st person

Question 11

Narration--narrator uses "he/she" and knows everything, including characters' thoughts:

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3rd person omniscient

Question 12

Giving inhuman things (objects, animals, etc) human abilities or characteristics:

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personification

Question 13

Literary Term--Rover smelled like garbage.

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simile

Question 14

Which one of the following is a method of creating suspense in a story:

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all of them are

Question 15

A comparison that uses like or as:

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simile

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