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Literary Elements # 1
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What do we call a character who DOES change by the end of a story?
moody
dynamic / round
static / flat
characterized
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What do we call a character who does NOT change throughout the novel?
hero
wimpy kid
static / flat
dynamic / round
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What is theme?
something that makes us moody
something too confusing to understand
something we can learn and apply it to our lives
describes all the characters in a novel
4
"The alligator’s teeth are white daggers." What type of figurative language is this?
metaphor
exposition
onomatopoeia
simile
5
What literary element describes WHEN and WHERE the story takes place?
theme
plot
setting
exposition
6
What is an event or scene that takes place before the present time?
exposition
flashback
conflict
setting
7
What is the word used to explain how the author wants the reader to feel?
mood
tone
moody
theme
8
In
Star Wars
, Luke wore light colors & Darth Vader wore black, showing good vs evil. Ex. of...
flashback
symbolism
theme
foreshadowing
9
What is a list of words and their meanings?
table of contents
caption
glossary
index
10
What is an outcome of events contrary to what was, or might have been, expected? (unexpected)
resolution
foreshadowing
dialogue
irony
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In which point of view is the author part of the story, but has limited information?
2nd person point of view
3rd person omnicient point of view
1st person point of view
3rd person limited point of view
12
In which point of view does the author know the thoughts and feelings of 1 or 2 characters?
2nd person point of view
3rd person omnicient point of view
1st person point of view
3rd person limited point of view
13
In the novel,
The Hunger Games
, Katniss is an example of.....
antagonist
resolution
wimpy kid
protagonist
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What is using words for descriptions that do not have a literal meaning?
figurative language
dialect
inference
symbolism
15
What is additional information or references that are printed at the bottom of the page?
footnote
dialogue
symbolism
exposition
16
When a story is told in the order that the events actually happened, it is written in.....
plot
chronological order
sequential order
sequential & chronological order
17
What type of figurative language gives human characteristics to non-living things or ideas?
personification
simile
alliteration
imagery
18
What is the sequence of main events in a novel?
genre
exposition
plot
exposition
19
What is the reason why author's write?
author's purpose
biography
dialect
dialogue
20
A good synonym for "conflict" is.....
theme
problem
plot
happiness
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What is the word used to describe how the author feels about the selection's topic?
point of view
tone
mood
genre
22
What is a type a writing that appeals to the five senses?
imagery
genre
nonfiction
exposition
23
What is an account of a person's life written by that person?
autobiography
essay
narrator
biography
24
What is a poetic structure of words to convey how something sounds?
simile
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
irony
25
We can study characterization through....
what other characters say about him/her
what the character says
what the character does
none of these are good answers
26
Who is the hero / main character of a novel?
minor character
antagonist
characterization
protagonist
27
What is the angle from which a story is told?
point of view
mood
characters
tone
28
What is the resolution in a novel?
solution to the conflict
the exposition
explains the setting
the entire plot
29
What is a story called that is not true?
fiction
biography
nonfiction
genre
30
Have you enjoyed your 6th grade school year?
Does this count for a grade???
Dude, I thought this was 5th grade!!!
What???!!!
I just like to answer "A"!!!
31
What literary element suggests future events?
flashback
theme
foreshadowing
suspense
32
What is the climax in a novel?
usually occurs right before the resolution
none of these are correct
when the conflict begins to be resolved
the point of highest interest
33
Who is against the hero / main character?
protagonist
conflict
antagonist
wimpy kid
34
What is a specific pattern used in a poem that determines which lines rhyme?
alliteration
point of view
rhyme scheme
stanza
35
What is a heading or title, or words on a screen that communicate what is being said?
dialogue
bias
imagery
caption
36
What is a conversation in literature?
suspense
narrator
dialogue
dialect
37
What is a distinctive type of literature?
genre
plot
setting
theme
38
How do we get to know characters in a story?
through our friends spoilers
through characterization
through point of view
through cliff notes
39
What is an extreme exaggeration?
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
conflict
symbolism
40
Where is the exposition typically located in a novel?
beginning
end
middle
nowhere
41
What is a way of speaking that is characteristic of a particular region or group of people?
genre
dialect
mood
theme
42
What is anxiety or a state of uncertainty or excitement about the resolution of something?
flashback
foreshadowing
suspense
irony
43
WHEN does the resolution typically occur in a novel?
middle
exposition
end
beginning
44
Which part of a story gives any necessary background information?
exposition
turning point
setting
plot
45
"Becky’s beagle barked and bayed, becoming bothersome for Billy." This is an example of....
onomatopoeia
alliteration
hyperbole
flashback
46
Who recounts the events of a novel or narrative poem?
autobiographer
wimpy kid
narrator
point of view
47
What is a type of figurative language that compares two things using "like / as / resembles"?
dialect
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
48
In which point of view does the author know everything about every character?
3rd person limited point of view
2nd person point of view
1st person point of view
3rd person omniscient point of view
49
In
The Devil's Arithmetic
, the blokova (lady in charge of barrack) is an example of......
a hero
a protagonist
an antagonist
a wimpy kid
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What type of genre teaches a moral and usually uses animals as characters?
theme
fable
conflict
biography