Duplicate of StudySync 'The Giver' Academic Vocabulary

Question 1

The Giver is an example of this genre of writing that contains imaginative futuristic elements.

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science fiction

Question 2

This part of speech takes the place of a noun. Examples: he, she, it, I, they

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pronoun

Question 3

This is how a character thinks and feels.

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character point of view

Question 4

This is a story about imaginary people and events.

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fictional narrative

Question 5

This type of fiction is based on imaginative future scientific or technological advances.

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science fiction

Question 6

This type of writing closely looks at one element of a story and how it affects the whole.

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literary analysis essay

Question 7

This is when the narrator describes how only some of the characters think and feel.

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third person limited

Question 8

This point of view the narrator uses "he," she," or "it" to show the thoughts and action.

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third person

Question 9

This noun means "feeling excited or anxious uncertainty about what may happen."

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suspense

Question 10

This point of view is when the narrator describes how all the characters think and feel.

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third person omniscient

Question 11

This point of view has a "you" narrator that participates in the action.

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second person

Question 12

This point of view has an "I" narrator participating in the story.

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first person

Question 13

What point of view is the follow passage written in: "Jonas shivered. He pictured his father..."

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third person

Question 14

This point of view means the narrator does not describe how characters think and feel.

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third person objective

Question 15

This adjective means relating to an imagined place in which everything is unpleasant or bad.

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dystopian

Question 16

This is how a story is told and who is telling it.

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point of view

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