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Literary Elements Q1
Literary Elements Q1
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True or False? Character vs. self in an internal conflict.
False
True
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Define Setting
the use of symbols to represent ideas in a story
the problem in the story
none of the above
the time and place of a story
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Define Characterization
none of the above
the method an author uses to describe characters
when the author gives hints that something will happen
this is the solution to the conflict; shortly after climax
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What is theme?
The part in the story that goes back in time
The lesson in a story; it is always a complete sentence
The part where the conflict becomes a crisis
The part in the story that makes the characters seem real
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Define POV
the most exciting moment in the story
the author's reason for writing the story or text
point of view or who is telling the story
all of the above
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What are the five ways to identify characterization? (Hint: PAIRS)
Conflict, inner thoughts, physical description, Rules, irony
Actions, conflict, author’s purpose, reactions, irony
Physical, Actions, Inner thoughts, Reactions, Speech
Actions, speech, inner thoughts, Read, external conflict
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What are the two types of characterization?
Internal and external
Direct and Internal
Direct and Indirect
Internal and Direct
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What the two type of conflict?
Internal and External
none of the above
Indirect and Direct
Situational and Verbal
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How can the reader identify direct characterization?
By identifying the character’s thoughts
By identifying the setting
By identifying how the character’s act
By identifying the character’s physical appearance
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Define Exposition
all of the above
the time, place, characters, conflict
it totally unexpected and not planned for
the author's reason for writing the story or text
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This usually occurs at the beginning of a short story. Here the characters are introduced.
Rising Actions
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
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What is POV?
Point of Vision
Point of View
Point of Valley
Problem of View
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What are four types of conflict?
character/ self, character / animal, character/ society, character / nature
character/ self, character / storm, character/ society, character/ animal
character/self, character/ character, character/ society, character/ nature
character/ self, character/. nature, character/ ghost, character/ animal
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Identify third person POV.
None of the above
All of the Above
The story opened and the family sat by the fire. They were talking.
I looked around and felt the police could hear the heartbeat
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True or False? Theme can be written or described in one word or phrase.
True
False