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The _ of the story is that Ender will achieve redemption by finding a safe location for the egg
conflict
text structure
tone
resolution
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The story is told through multiple_: 3rd person omniscient, 3rd limited, 1st person
genre
characterization
dilague
points of view
3
The organizational pattern in text that can be seen when the reader previews it
3rd person limited
conflict
point of view
text structure
4
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
Ender has been made commander of his own army. What is the name of it?
Dragon Army
Salamander Army
Phoenix Army
5
Which of the following characteristics shows how Ender is similar to a typical 6 year old?
He is training to be a military leader
He is taunted and rejected from society because he's a third
He misses his sister while he is away
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COMPREHENSION CHECK!
How does Ender start a friendship?
Shows Bernard how to sneak extra snacks from the cafeteria
He impresses Shen by hacking into the computers
Realizes that Mick had been an old friend of Valentine's
7
"I am not Peter. I don't have murder in my heart." What type of conflict?
character vs. self conflict
character vs. society conflict
character vs. character conflict
8
Which of the following is
NOT
one of the elements of sci fi in Orson Scott Card's text?
History repeats when Wiggins are authorized to have a third
New technology like monitors, computer desks, and an ansible
The fate of the world is the war between humans and buggers
9
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender is strategic.
Ender is quite sensitive.
Ender is a misfit in society.
Ender is a genius.
10
The_in the text is ch14 when Ender finds out that he is not "training" in the simulator
climax
dialogue
allusion
characterization
11
When written from this perspective, readers find out thoughts and feelings of many characters
3rd person limited
characterization
3rd person omniscient
dialogue
12
The author writes in a certain way to put the reader in a specific mood: serious, humor, formal
resolution
tone
mood
allusion
13
The author uses_, including foul language, to reveal the rough side of characters (Peter/Bonzo)
genre
allusion
dialogue
points of view
14
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
Graff has set up the games to be unfair to Ender. How is it unfair?
He deprives Ender of sleep and food
Ender's army has more battles in less time that other armys
He makes him go into battle with only half of his army
15
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
What is the Giant's Drink?
A drink that Rose de Nose forces Ender to drink
A huge energy drink that the launchies enjoy
A mind game found on the battle school students' desks
16
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender is a misfit in society.
Ender is strategic.
Ender is a genius.
Ender is quite sensitive.
17
Aliens, advanced technology, and space warfare are all topics associated with_ of sci fi.
genre
allusion
dialogue
climax
18
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender takes initiative to figure things out for himself.
Ender is willing to "break the rules" if necessary to win.
Ender is a computer wiz.
Ender is an outsider among his peers.
19
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
Who does Ender put in charge of a special squad?
Crazy Tom
Hot Soup
Bean
20
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
How does Graff describe Ender's parents' feelings towards him?
His being a third is a painful reminder of their childhoods
His parents love him more than Valentine and Peter
His parents are jealous of his popularity
21
When an author hints to readers about what is going to happen next
tone
mood
foreshadowing
allusion
22
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender is a computer wiz.
Ender takes initiative to figure things out for himself.
Ender is an outsider among his peers.
Ender is willing to "break the rules" if necessary to win.
23
Which of the following quotes show Ender's interior monologue?
"You might be having some idea of ganging up on me."
"He kept wondering what it would be like at school."
"Again a blow to the head. Go away, Ender thought."
24
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender is a computer wiz.
Ender is an outsider among his peers.
Ender takes initiative to figure things out for himself.
Ender is willing to "break the rules" if necessary to win.
25
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender is a computer wiz.
Ender is an outsider among is peers.
Ender is willing to "break the rules" if necessary to win.
Ender takes initiative to figure out things for himself.
26
The main_in the text is Ender's inner struggle with becoming the very person he hates.
conflict
tone
mood
resolution
27
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
What is different about how Ender sets up his bunks in his barrack room?
He makes them rearrange where their lockers are
He puts the veterans in the back and newest soldiers closer
He stays in there instead of commander's quarters
28
Literature can be divided into categories: non-fiction, realistic fiction, mystery, sci fi, etc
genre
text structure
characterization
dialogue
29
OSC switches to a_narrator in ch13 to fill us in on what Valentine & Peter have been doing
allusion
points of view
dialogue
3rd person omniscient
30
An author reveals the inner thoughts of a character using these words:
he thought.
tone
allusion
interior monlogue
foreshadowing
31
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender is quite sensitive.
Ender is a misfit in society.
Ender is a genius.
Ender is strategic.
32
The_of Ender is thorough; the reader knows his fears, needs, relationship issues, strengths...
allusion
dialogue
characterization
points of view
33
The plot reaches a turning point for the main character
mood
foreshadowing
interior monologue
climax
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Authors make brief references to real or fictional people, events, places, art, or literature
allusion
resolution
tone
climax
35
Match Claims with Evidence
Ender is strategic.
Ender is a misfit in society.
Ender is quite sensitive.
Ender is a genius.
36
The perspective that a story is written from affects what the reader knows.
3rd person limited
point of view
genre
dialogue
37
OSC uses_to reveal Ender's inner thoughts, which often include how similar he is to Peter
3rd person limited
tone
foreshadowing
interior monologue
38
In chapter 14, OSC hints through_that Ender is actually battling the buggers with certian clues
mood
foreshadowing
conflict
interior monolgue
39
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
What problem does Ender face on the trip to Battle School?
He realizes that he never said goodbye to his family
He can't figure out how to fasten his seatbelt
A kid hits him repeatedly in the back of the head
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COMPREHENSION CHECK!
Which description matches the removal of Ender's monitor?
During a 'Buggers and Astronauts' match with Peter
Graff serves Ender a special drink that makes it to fall off
Difficult to remove and Ender feels something is missing
41
The_in Ender's Game is a chapter format, and most chapters begin with dialogue.
conflict
tone
text structure
tone
42
Authors work on this through the use of dialogue, actions, relationships, interior monologue...
genre
conflict
dialogue
characterization
43
OSC uses many_throughout the novel: Examples = Veni Vidi Vici, Locke and Demosthenes, Valentine
genre
climax
allusion
points of view
44
A story has a main problem, but there are typically many types of problems in addition.
text structure
conflict
genre
dialogue
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This literary device makes characters come alive or make actions seem real through conversation
text structure
point of view
dialogue
3rd person limited
46
The feeling the reader has about the ending based on how the author has 'tied up loose ends'
tone
interior monologue
resolution
mood
47
The feeling the reader has a result of the author's tone
tone
resolution
mood
allusion
48
The majority of the story is told through a _ point of view.
interior monologue
3rd person limited
tone
conflict
