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Unit 1-Rites of Passage
Unit 1-Rites of Passage
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1
The act of
creating and developing a character
is called
qualities
plot
characterization
2
Which creates
mood
?
Both imagery and description
imagery
description
3
References
to other literary work used to express ideas. (the bible,
Harry Potter
series, etc.)
allusion
word choice
thesis
4
Active Voice
is when its subject
performs the action
, and is a better choice for writers.
True
False
5
A
summary
includes a statement of your
opinion and an analysis of the text.
False
True
6
A
lyric poem
creates a
single,
vivid impression of an object, person, or moment in time. (musical)
False
True
7
Third person point of view
used the pronouns
"he," she," and "they"
"I," "me, and "my"
is all-knowing
8
A
connotation
is
the ideas and feelings associated wiht words that develop the tone.
a word's dictionary definition.
9
A speech given by a character that expresses that character's point of view.
character
monologue
transition
10
Which is an example of a
verb mood
that
asks a question
?
Imperative (. or !)
Interrogative (?)
Indicative (.)
11
The individual
words, as well as the phrases and expressions
he or she uses, is called
word choice
.
False
True
12
Passive Voice
is when its subject
receives the action
and is not commonly used by writers.
False
True
13
"Good morning, Bob," said Sue. "Good morning, Sue," said Bob, as he waved. What is this?
Theme
Dialogue
Irony
14
Tone
is the
author's attitude
toward a subject or audience.
False
True
15
A
message about life
that the author conveys is called
theme
.
True
False
16
A
narrative poem
tells a story
and includes the main elements of a short story.
False
True
17
Figurative language
is language that
compares 2 things
that are not truly equal for purpose of similarities.
True
False
18
Direct Characterization
-an author
directly
states a character's traits.
False
True
19
The
sequence of events
in which one event proceeds to the next in order they occurred is
chronological order
. (timeline)
False
True
20
The
use of symbols
used to highlight certain ideas the author wishes to emphasize.
mood
symbolism
annotation
21
An example of a
transition
is
today I went to the store.
Meanwhile,
and
22
Two forms of
poetry
are
lyric and narrative
stanza and line
repetition and ryhme
23
A
nonfiction narrative
is a type of writing that is fictional (fake).
True
False
24
1st person point of view
uses the pronouns
you and yours
I, me, my
they, he, and she
25
Denotation
is
a word's dictionary definition
the ideas or feelings associated with words that develop tone.
26
Looking at
similarities and differences
between 2 texts or media is to
chronological order
compare and contrast.
timeline
27
Active Voice
is when its
subject performs the action.
True
False
28
A
Summary
is a
concise, complete, and accurate
overview of a text.
True
False
29
_______________________ is the perspective or vantage point
from which a narrator tells a story.
Point of view
Narrator
First person
30
Indirect Characterization
-an
author gives clues
about characters by other characters' reactions, or by describing them.
True
False
31
The
time and place
when a story occurs is called the
plot.
setting.
figurative language.
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Omniscient point of view-
the
narrator knows everything
that happens and reveals what each character thinks and feels.
False
True