What is unique about 3rd Person Omniscient?

We know the thoughts and actions of any characters.

What is unique about 3rd Person Limited Point of View?

We know the thoughts and actions of only one character.

What is the best definition for Climax?

A main character encounters a "point of no return."

It is the main idea, or the lesson, throughout the story.

What is the best way to cite a sentence from a story we read?

"Sentence from story" (Lastname 1)

Which of these would NOT be a Man vs. Nature conflict?

A character is arguing with another character.

What is the best definition for Exposition?

We learn things about characters, setting, and conflict

What is unique about the 3rd Person Objective Point of View?

We know the actions of all characters and not thoughts.

What are the 5 stages of a plot in order?

Exposition, RisingAction, Climax, FallingAction, Resolution

What is the best example of a motive?

A character's desire to prove themselves by winning contests

What are the 4 most important characterization traits?

Physical, Personality, Motives, Fears

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An 8th Grade English Quiz to review #Characterization, #Conflict, #Setting, #Plot, #Theme, #Summary, and #Citation

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1
This point of view uses words like "you," "your," and "you all."
1st Person
2nd Person
3rd Person Objective
3rd Person Limited
2
What is unique about 3rd Person Omniscient?
We know the actions of all characters, but not thoughts.
We know the thoughts and actions of any characters.
We know the thoughts, but not actions, of any character.
We know the thoughts and actions of only one character.
3
Which Point of View uses words like "I," "us," "me," and "we."
3rd Person Limited
1st Person
3rd Person Omniscient
2nd Person
4
T or F: In every story, the antagonist of a story is a person trying to stop the protagonist
True
False
5
Which POV? "Joe went to get water from the well. His mother was waiting for him at the house."
3rd Person Omniscient
3rd Person Objective
3rd Person Limited
2nd Person
6
What is unique about 3rd Person Limited Point of View?
We know the thoughts and actions of only one character.
We know only the actions of all the characters.
We know the thoughts, but not actions, of a single character
We know the thoughts and feelings of all characters.
7
What is the best definition for Climax?
The action is the most intense.
The main character solves the conflict.
The antagonist of the story is defeated.
A main character encounters a "point of no return."
8
What is a theme?
It is the main problem that the characters encounter.
It is the genre of the story.
It is the main idea, or the lesson, throughout the story.
It is the use of details to describe characters and setting.
9
What is the best way to cite a sentence from a story we read?
"Sentence from story" (Lastname 1)
(Sentence from story) pg. 1 Lastname
"Sentence from story" pg. 1
"Sentence from story" (pg. 1 Lastname)
10
This Point of View uses words like "he," "she," "they," and "them."
2nd Person
3rd Person
4th Person
1st Person
11
Which of these would NOT be a Man vs. Nature conflict?
A character must escape a Sharknado.
A character is being haunted by a supernatural being.
A character is arguing with another character.
A character must survive alone in the wilderness.
12
What is the best definition for Exposition?
We learn things about characters, setting, and conflict
The main character begins to encounter problems and choices.
Two characters are talking to each other.
We learn things about theme and plot.
13
What is unique about the 3rd Person Objective Point of View?
We know the thoughts and actions of all characters.
We know the actions of all characters and not thoughts.
We know the actions of only one character and not thoughts.
We know the thoughts and feelings of only one character.
14
What is the only type of internal conflict?
Man Vs. Technology
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Self
15
What are the 5 stages of a plot in order?
Exposition, RisingAction, FallingAction, Climax, Resolution
Introduction, Exposition, Climax, Conclusion, Resolution
RisingAction, Exposition, Climax, Resolution, FallingAction
Exposition, RisingAction, Climax, FallingAction, Resolution
16
True or False: A story can have more than one theme.
True
False
17
Which of these would most likely be a one-word theme?
Sports
Friendship
Fantasy
Adventure
18
Which Conflict? "Billy was being bullied by everyone in the school because of his hair style."
Man vs. Man
Man vs. School
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Society
19
What is the best example of a motive?
A character always wearing sunglasses and a hoodie.
A character's deathly fear of spiders.
A character's desire to prove themselves by winning contests
A character treating other people with respect.
20
What are the 4 most important characterization traits?
Names, Personality, Physical, Behaviors
Physical, Actions, Behaviors, Goals
Personality, Motives, Fears, Backstory
Physical, Personality, Motives, Fears

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