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Literature -- Quarter 1 Benchmark
Literature -- Quarter 1 Benchmark
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1
Which option is NOT an example of theme?
don't judge a book by its cover
the grass is not always greener on the other side
friendship
walk a mile in someone else's shoes before judging them
2
Which is the definition of resolution?
the beginning of the story
the events that follow the climax
the sequence of events in the story
the conclusion, in which tensions of the plot are resolved
3
External conflict happens in all areas but which one?
man vs society
man vs man
man vs nature
man vs self
4
Which option below shows direct characterization?
what the character does
what the character says
how the character responds to another character
specific words used to described the character
5
Which is the correct sequence of plot elements?
falling action, rising action, climax, exposition, resolution
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
exposition, falling action, climax, rising action, resolution
resolution, falling action, climax, rising action, exposition
6
The main character (and typically hero of the story) is called what?
flat character
antagonist
conflicting character
protagonist
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The main character usually has a person who is against him or her. What is this called?
antagonist
protagonist
conflicting character
flat character
8
Which type of conflict is internal?
man vs society
man vs nature
man vs man
man vs self
9
What part (component) can never be a part of the exposition?
setting
conflict
characters
climax
10
Which is not a character type?
round
stationary
flat
static
11
Which is an example of a direct characterization?
When James entered the room, all the kids ran away.
James woke up angry.
James yelled at all of the kids.
James stormed into the room.
12
Which is the definition of falling action?
the beginning of the story
the sequence of events in the story
the conclusion, in which tensions of the plot are resolved
the events that follow the climax
13
Which is the definition of rising action?
the beginning of the story
the events that are before the climax
the conclusion, in which tensions of the plot are resolved
the events that follow the climax
14
What is the definition of conflict?
time and place of the story
the life lesson, moral, or message from the author
a struggle between two opposing forces
the sequence of events in a story
15
What is the definition of setting?
a struggle between two opposing forces
time and place of the story
the life lesson, moral, or message from the author
the sequence of events in a story
16
What is the definition of theme?
the sequence of events in a story
time and place of the story
the life lesson, moral, or message from the author
a struggle between two opposing forces
17
Which is the definition of exposition?
the sequence of events in the story
the beginning of the story
the conclusion, in which tensions of the plot are resolved
the events that follow the climax
18
Which is the definition of climax?
the conclusion, in which tensions of the plot are resolved
the sequence of events in the story
the turning point of a story
the beginning of the story
19
Which is the definition of plot?
the sequence of events in the story
a struggle between two opposing forces
the subject or big idea in a piece of writing
a person/animal/thing in the story that takes part in the action
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Which is the definition of character?
a struggle between two opposing forces
the subject or big idea in a piece of writing
the sequence of events in the story
a person/animal/thing in the story that takes part in the action
