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What is internal conflict?
What is the rising action?
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What is the rising action?
When the story lays out the setting and characters.
When the main conflict of the story is revealed.
When we start to build tension and drama
When we reach the end of the story.
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What is internal conflict?
a comparison of unrelated things using comparative words such as “like,”
description of how something feels, looks, tastes, smells, or sounds
hints earlier in the story about later events or outcomes
a character’s struggles with her own choices and emotions
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What is irony?
hints earlier in the story about later events or outcomes
a reference within a text to another text, such as mythology, religion,
hints earlier in the story about later events or outcomes
an unexpected twist in events
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What is metaphor?
Comparison without using ""like or "as"
an unexpected twist in events
a character who changes, grows, or learns throughout a text
Comparison using ""like or "as"
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What is simile?
Comparison using ""like or "as"
description of how something feels, looks, tastes, smells, or sounds
a character who changes, grows, or learns throughout a text
Comparison without using ""like or "as"
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What is the climax?
When we reach the end of the story.
When we start to build tension and drama
When the main conflict of the story is revealed.
When the story lays out the setting and characters.
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What is allusion?
hints earlier in the story about later events or outcomes
an unexpected twist in events
an object or idea that represents or stands for a larger concept
a reference within a text to another text, such as mythology, religion, etc
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What is the exposition?
When the main conflict of the story is revealed.
When we reach the end of the story.
When the story lays out the setting and characters.
When we start to build tension and drama
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How do you know when the author used second person?
The text has words such as "I"
The text has words such as "other character names"
The text has words such as "them"
The text has words such as "you"
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What is the resolution?
When the story lays out the setting and characters.
When we start to build tension and drama
When the main conflict of the story is revealed.
When we reach the end of the story.
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What is symbolism?
an object or idea that represents or stands for a larger concept
hints earlier in the story about later events or outcomes
an unexpected twist in events
description of how something feels, looks, tastes, smells, or sounds
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What is imagery?
an unexpected twist in events
a text switching from present situations to past events
a character’s struggles with her own choices and emotions
description of how something feels, looks, tastes, smells, or sounds
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What does "STEAL" stand for?
Speech, Thoughts, Effects on others, Actions, Looks
Store, Target, Eagle, Aayan, Lukas
Seals, Tigers, Eals, Ants, Lizards
Speech, Thoughts, Effects on self, Actions, Looks
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What is characterization?
None of the options
When you describe a character
When you describe a theme
When you describe the setting
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What is foreshadowing?
description of how something feels, looks, tastes, smells, or sounds
a text switching from present situations to past events
hints earlier in the story about later events or outcomes
a comparison of unrelated things using comparative words such as “like,”
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How do you know when the author used first person?
The text has words such as "them"
The text has words such as "I"
The text has words such as "other character names"
The text has words such as "you"
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When do you use a comma with a fanboy?
connect two complete sentences
connects two ideas
connect two thoughts
connect two subjects
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How do you know when the author used third person?
The text has words such as "I"
The text has words such as "them"
The text has words such as "other character names"
The text has words such as "you"
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What is dynamic character?
a character who changes, grows, or learns throughout a text
a text switching from present situations to past events
an unexpected twist in events
a reference within a text to another text, such as mythology, religion, etc
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What is Flashback?
a character’s struggles with her own choices and emotions
an object or idea that represents or stands for a larger concept
comparison of unrelated things without using words such as “like"
a text switching from present situations to past events
