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Literary Devices Review
Literary Devices Review
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A #review of the #literary #devices covered in our #shortstory unit
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The introduction of characters and setting
Falling Action
Exposition
Climax
Resolution
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Mary wondered whether she should complete her homework or play on her PS4.
Internal Conflict
Man vs. Self
External Conflict
Man vs. Society
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Characterization is...
The way a character looks
The process of revealing the character's traits
The process of creating the character in a story
The way a character acts and speaks
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An example of Direct Characterization is...
Timmy rushes home to complete his homework.
Timmy is a studious boy.
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What point of view is expressed in the Goalie short story?
Second Person
Third Person
First Person
Fourth Person
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External conflict is...
Man vs. man/nature/society
Man vs. Self
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"A big towering tree" is an example of using...
The sensory detail of hearing
The sensory detail of smelling
The sensory detail of Seeing
The sensory detail of feeling
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What point of view is this image written from?
Fourth Person
Third Person
First Person
Second Person
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Timmy and Mary were arguing over how to complete their project.
Man vs. Society
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Man vs. Man
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Setting is ONLY the where and when.
True. These important aspects to set the scene in a story.
False. It includes these but also looks at other elements.
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Omniscient Narrator means...
Narrator is free to go wherever they wish
All knowing
They can tell us as little/as much as they want
All of the above
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Sensory details rely on...
How something in the story sounds, smells and tastes
The writer using the five senses
All are correct
How something feels and looks
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Indirect Characterization ____
Shows/hints
Tells
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The lesson about real life that a story teaches us is:
Moral
Setting
Characterization
Theme
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Sensory details ____ but do not _____ us
Tell, show
Show, tell
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"Soft warm black fur" is an example of...
The sensory detail of touch & hearing
The sensory detail of taste
The sensory detail of sight and touch
The sensory detail of smell
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Which is NOT an example of setting?
Character Names & attributes
Clothing & Time
Weather & Clothing
Mood & Dialect
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How does setting affect the experience of reading?
Establishes an atmosphere
Contrasts mental state of characters
All are correct
Shows readers a new perspective/way of life
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The point of highest emotion (turning point) in a story
Climax
Rising Action
Falling action
Resolution
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Bonus 1: How many short stories did we read in this unit?
10
6
20
7
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The moral of the story...
Setting
Conflict
Theme
Lesson
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Bonus #2: How many minutes should you be reading every day?
15 minutes
20 minutes
30 minutes
none
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What point of view is this text written from?
First Person
Third Person
Second Person
Fourth Person
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Direct Characterization ___
Tells
shows/hint
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STEAL is an acronym for...
Storyline, Thoughts, Emotion, Actions, Looks
Speech, Thoughts, Emotion, Actions, Looks
Storyline, Thoughts, Effect on others, Actions, Looks
Speech, Thoughts, Effect on others, Actions, Looks
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An example of Indirect Characterization is...
Timmy is a studious boy.
Timmy rushes home to complete his homework.
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An object or action that means something more than its literal meaning.
Symbol
Characterization
Setting
Theme
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To combine ones background knowledge with what the text says is to make:
A Summary
An Inference
Restate the Question
A Perspective
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Internal Conflict is...
A psychological struggle within the mind of a character
A struggle with outside forces
