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Assessment Review: Literary Elements
Assessment Review: Literary Elements
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1
What are character traits?
Describe qualities that a character has
Describe hobbies of the character
Describe what a character likes
Describe how a character looks
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What are four types of conflict?
character/self, character/ character, character/ society, character/ nature
character/ self, character/nature, character/ ghost, character/ animal
character/ self, character/storm, character/ society, character/ animal
character/ self, character/animal, character/society, character/nature
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What are the two types of characterization?
Direct and Indirect
Internal and external
Internal and Direct
Direct and Internal
4
Define Setting
none of the above
the time and place of a story
the use of symbols to represent ideas in a story
the problem in the story
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Which are examples of conflict in a story?
The character struggles to make a decision
The character is stuck in a hurricane
The character gets into an argument with their parents
All of the above
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What the two categories of conflict?
Internal and External
none of the above
Situational and Verbal
Indirect and Direct
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Define Point of View
the author's reason for writing the story or text
point of view or who is telling the story
all of the above
the most exciting moment in the story
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Which of the following describes when a story returns to a previous scene/moment for the character?
Flashback
Cliffhanger
Suspense
Foreshadowing
9
Which shows Third Person Point of View?
I looked around and swore that the police could hear the heartbeat.
The story opened and the family sat by the fire. They were talking.
We ran to the nearest exit, and I heard Jeff shout, "I can see light!"
None of the above
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Define Characterization
when the author gives hints that something will happen
none of the above
the method an author uses to describe characters
this is the solution to the conflict; shortly after climax