Short Story Unit Review

"What did I learn from how characters faced their problem?" is a question that reveals...

___ will tell you that a seaside village is small, colorful, and populated by fishermen.

___ is the atmosphere of a passage.

Authors establish mood through ___ & ___.

___ is the message of a story, aka, its central idea.

When an English teacher makes mistakes in spelling or grammar, it's an example of...

___ is description that appeals to the 5 senses.

If you jot next to the story's title that you think someone will be murdered, you are...

___: the reader expects one thing to occur, but instead the opposite happens!

___ is the place, time, and society of a story.

___ will tell you that a mouse is small, grey, and squeaking softly in a cozy nest.

If you jot in the story's margins that the character reminds you of your BFF, you have...

___ is the positive, negative, or neutral feeling we attach to specific words (word choice).

"Crashing waves," under "dark, rolling clouds," with "howling winds" create the...

If you draw a quick image in the story's margins to help you make sense of a passage, you're...

That an eagle is a feathered vertebrate is its ___; that is is mighty and powerful, its ___.

___ : the reader knows that a character will receive a surprise, but the character is clueless.

___ is when an object in a story that stands for an idea, such as "hope."

If you jot in the margins that you "wonder why the children are gathering rocks?" you are...

If you jot in the story's margins that, to your surprise, the lottery seems to be bad, you have

Stars might be a ___ of fortune in a novel, because each time they appear, good things occur.

___ is the literary elements that surprises the reader or the characters.

If you jot in the story's margins that the mood is growing darker, you have...

Bonus: Which of the following uses figurative language?