Review of literary elements - 2

Question 1

In "Cask of the Amontillado" readers know Montresor is planning revenge long before Fortunato

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Dramatic Irony

Question 2

The mood of "Tale Tell Heart" is

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Creepy

Question 3

The _______ of "The Monkey's Paw" is; greed is dangerous

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Moral

Question 4

From, "MDG," Giant Rocks with razor edges crouched like a sea monster with wide open jaws.”

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Personification

Question 5

From "Gift of the Magi," Della "look[ed] wonderfully like a truant schoolboy."

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Oxymoron

Question 6

The part of the plot where all the problems have been resolved.

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Resolution

Question 7

The narration of "The Most Dangerous Game" is_____ He does not know or share anyone's feelings.

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Objective

Question 8

From "Gift of the Magi" The gift givers are referred to as both wise and unwise; an example of

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Ambiguity

Question 9

"Gift of the Magi" The narrator’s attitude towards Jim and Della is serious, they are naïve

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Tone

Question 10

Characters, such as Rainsford and Zaroff, who are well developed and believable.

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Round Characters

Question 11

The part of the plot with the greatest tension

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Climax

Question 12

In "Cask of the Amontillado" Montresor repeatedly insists they go back; he does not mean it.

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Verbal Irony

Question 13

"MDG" - It's so dark that I could sleep without closing my eyes; the night would be my eyelids

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Metaphor

Question 14

Characters, such as Zaroff, who do not change are

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Static Characters

Question 15

Jim's watch ("Gift of the Magi") and the Arnold's basketball (Smoke Signals) are examples of

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Symbols

Question 16

Characters, such as Ivan, who are underdeveloped are

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Flat Characters

Question 17

The part of the plot where the protagonist encounters most conflicts.

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Rising Action

Question 18

From, "Most Dangerous Game" Rainsford references the fable of the Cat and the Fox.

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Allusion

Question 19

"The Gift to the Magi" The narrator uses an early eastern American, British influenced _______

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Dialect

Question 20

From, "The Most Dangerous Game," They can crush a ship, as easily as I can crush this nut.”

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Analogy

Question 21

The two characters who are foils of one and other are

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Rainsford and Zaroff

Question 22

The early part of the plot where the characters and setting are typically introduced.

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Exposition

Question 23

General Zaroff from "The Most Dangerous Game" is an example of

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Antagonist

Question 24

From "The Sniper," [War is tragic, divides families and solves nothing] is an example of

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Theme

Question 25

From "The Sniper," The noise would wake the dead" is an example of

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Hyperbole

Question 26

The Point of view of "Cask of the Amontillado" is _______ because it is told by a character.

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1st Person

Question 27

In "Gift of the Magi," readers don't expect Jim to have sold his watch

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Situational Irony

Question 28

Characters, such as Rainsford, who change for the better are

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Dynamic Characters

Question 29

Montresor hints at Fortunato's demise by producing his trowel. This is an example of

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Foreshadowing

Question 30

"The Most Dangerous Game" is told by an outside narrator, not by a character, so the POV is

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3rd Person

Review of literary elements - 2

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Review of literary elements - 2

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