Paints a picture in the mind of the reader because...appeals to the senses

Which is an example of an internal conflict?

Deciding whether to do your book report or play Fortnite.

What is an inference?

A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and background knowledge.

audience knows more than the characters

The emotions that the reader feels while reading a text

Saying the opposite of what you mean (sarcasm)

Conversation between characters.

Central Idea/ Main Idea

The overall most important point

gives a hint before something happens

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Diction
The dictionary meaning of a word
None of these
Word Choice
The feeling certain words give
2
The life lesson or message expressed in a story, poem, novel, or play
Textual Evidence
Claim
Theme
Central Idea
3
Explicit details about characters
What is implied
Direct Characterization
Making Inferences
Indirect Characterization
4
Pick the example of alliteration
The sun is a lightbulb
the car went "bang!"
Karli couldn't come outside
5
The author's attitude toward his/her subject
Tone
Author's Craft
Mood
Author's purpose
6
The dictionary meaning of a word
Denotation
Connotation
Definition
Diction
7
Imagery
Compares 2 unlike things without using "like" or "as"
Has human-like qualities
Refers to another literary work, historical event, significant peron, etc.
Paints a picture in the mind of the reader because...appeals to the senses
8
Which is an example of an internal conflict?
Eating breakfast with your friends.
Having a fight with your brother.
Getting stuck in the rain without an umbrella.
Deciding whether to do your book report or play Fortnite.
9
The feelings & emotional response we attach to words
Tone
Mood
Connotation
Denotation
10
What is an inference?
A comparison using like or as
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and background knowledge.
The who, what, where, when, and how of a story
Something you can see, hear, taste, or touch
11
dramatic irony
audience knows more than the characters
a speaker speaks something contradictory to what is intended
a brief and in direct reference to a person, place, or thing
the opposite of what you expect
12
Is this an Allusion
No
Yes
13
Which one is NOT External Conflict
Character vs Nature
Character vs Self
Character vs Society
Character vs Charcater
14
Mood
The emotions that the characters feel
How the author feels about the topic of the text
The emotions that the reader feels while reading a text
How the conflict impacts the characters
15
Verbal Irony
Speaking the truth
Saying a little white lie
Saying the opposite of what you mean (sarcasm)
The use idioms
16
The author's use of structure, literary devices, point-of-view, and word choice
Author's details
Perspective
Author's Craft
Author's purpose
17
You’re a fallen star, You’re the getaway car... ("Everything" by Micheal Buble)
Imagery
Metaphor
Simile
Allusion
18
dialogue
the way how a character speaks
the language of a person or character
Conversation between characters.
19
Using implicit details from the text to analyze a character
Indirect Characterization
Imagery
Character Analysis
Direct Characterization
20
"...but the wash from the speeding yacht slapped him in the face" (Connell 4).
Imagery
Irony
Personification
Metaphor
21
Central Idea/ Main Idea
The moral of the story
A subjective analysis
The message about life
The overall most important point
22
foreshadow
actions between people
gives a hint before something happens
opposite of what someone meant
a reason for doing something
23
a SUMMARY includes...
lots of details
the most important points
your opinions
theme
24
When faced with the life or death situation, the man showed Hulk-like strength in order to save the child.
Allusion
Personification
Theme
Metaphor
25
"But I hung on like death" (Roethke 3).
Simile
Allusion
Metaphor
Personification
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Plot Twist
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
Suspense

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