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English 10B Literary Terms Review
English 10B Literary Terms Review
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1
Peter Pan is a tragic hero archetype.
True
False
2
This part of the plot diagram is intense; it is the turning point when other options are shut off.
Climax
Resolution
Rising Action
3
The following is NOT a PAIRS characterization method.
Inner thoughts
Actions
Reasons
4
Epigraph: a phrase, quotation, or poem that is set at the beginning of a text.
False
True
5
McGonigal said, “He’ll be famous–a legend–I wouldn’t be surprised if today was known as Harry Potter Day in the future."
Setting
Foreshadowing
Theme
6
Which literary term is shown in the following: "The waves crashed against the rocks."
Onomatopoeia
Irony
Imagery
7
"Families should always back you up" follows our theme statement rules.
False
True
8
Which is NOT part of the plot diagram?
Aftermath
Conflict
Climax
9
Theme statements should NOT:
Be universal
Be backed up by evidence
Be advice
10
"I LOVE being grounded" is an example of verbal irony.
False
True
11
The Three Little Pigs is an example of a folktale.
True
False
12
Which is NOT a type of conflict?
Person vs. Time
Person vs. Person
Person vs. Society
13
"Acceptance is necessary for change" follows our theme statement rules.
True
False
14
Plays are split up into these segments of story action.
Pieces
Areas
Scenes
15
The three types of archetypes are: characters, settings, and plots.
True
False
16
Where and when the story takes place
Scene
Setting
Plot
17
A foil is a character whose traits contrast with and, therefore, highlight the traits of another character.
True
False
18
The following is a folktale: You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
True
False
19
We only have four days of school this week!
True
False
20
Dialogue: a conversation between characters in a literary work.
True
False