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Elements of Narrative Writing Review
Elements of Narrative Writing Review
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Which of these is NOT an element of narrative?
Characterization
Theme
Point of View
Tone
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Which of these is NOT an element of narrative?
Figurative language
Narrator
Literary devices
Plot
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A character that changes throughout story; is complex and has many sides.
Dynamic or "Round" character
Main character
Static or "Flat" character
Supporting character
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The main character or “hero” of the story. The character whose actions form the basis of the plot.
Antagonist
Lead
Primary Character
Protagonist
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The main point or central idea around which the story is focused
Moral
Theme
Point
Message
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The place, time, weather conditions, and social conditions are all part of _____________.
Atmosphere
World-building
Setting
Rising Action
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Which of these is NOT an element of narrative?
Setting
Plot
Relevance
Atmosphere
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Atmosphere or Mood is...
How the main character feels
The weather around the story
How the characters other than the main character feel
The feeling the created during the story
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Which of these is an example of a literary device?
Alliteration
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Oxymoron
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In basic terms, the setting is _________ and __________ the story occurs.
where and when
when and how
when and why
where and why
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What happens in the story; the events that occur from beginning to end.
Climax
Timeline
Plot
Arc
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Position or positions from which a literary work is told to the reader
Point of view
Camera angle
Perspective
Observation mode
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Which point of view uses "she", "he", and "them" and is told from an outsider's perspective?
Third person
First person
Second person
Fourth person
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Which of the following is a type of conflict?
Human vs. Human
Human vs. Self
Human vs. Nature
Human vs. Society
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A literary device is
Something the protagonist uses to reach their goal
A part of the writing that helps build the plot structure
A tool a writer uses to make parts of the story less interesting
A technique a writer uses to produce a special effect in their writing
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The character or forces who opposes the protagonist and/or creates obstacles for him/her. (Use the literary term!)
Anti-hero
Villain
Antagonist
Adversary
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The antagonist must always be a person.
True
False
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All plots have a ________, which is a struggle between forces. (Remember to use the literary term!)
Conflict
Unhappiness
Struggle
Issue
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A static or "flat" character...
Doesn't have any lines
Never moves throughout the story
Is very thin
Never changes throughout the story; is one-sided
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The use of words to affect a meaning other than the usual or literal meaning of those words.
Illustrative wording
Figurative language
Language elements
Story elements
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Which point of view uses "I", "me", and "my"?
Fourth person
Third person
First person
Second person