supported by facts and not influenced by personal opinion

literal or dictionary definition of a word

traditional story passed down orally

words or information that appeal to the 5 senses

how one thing influences another

an object, person or place that stands for something else

unity or logical connection within paragraphs

suggested or emotional meaning of a word

Characterization is...

the process of creating a character

a clear connection among all parts

vantage point from which a story is told

unity between paragraphs using effective transitions

"Objective Camera View" in film is when...

the camera takes a neutral point of view

giving human characteristics to nonhuman things

the result of some previous action

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Objective
none of the above
a clear and orderly presentation of ideas
influenced by personal opinion
supported by facts and not influenced by personal opinion
2
Which of the following people must have an objective point-of-view?
A Folklore Teller
A Clown
An Author or writer
A News Reporter
3
Denotation
none of the above
emotional or suggested meaning of a word
literal or dictionary definition of a word
a group of lines in a poem
4
Myth
comparing 2 things using like or as
an implied comparison
the use of symbols
traditional story passed down orally
5
Folk Tale
vantage point by which a story is told
brief story that teaches a lesson or moral
none of the above
giving human characteristics to nonhuman things
6
Sensory Details
all the events that occur throughout the story
words or information that appeal to the 5 senses
a group of lines, usually equal in length, in a poem
imaginative language not meant to be interpreted literally
7
Effect
how one thing influences another
a desired or intended result
the result of a previous action
none of the above
8
Symbol
central idea of a story or authors lesson about life
vantage point from which a story is told
producing a desired effect
an object, person or place that stands for something else
9
Internal Coherence
none of the above
unity or logical connection within paragraphs
story passed on orally from one generation to another
genre of literature
10
a brief story that teaches a lesson or moral
fable
folk tale
short story
personal narrative
11
Plot
main idea of a story
none of the above
action leading to the climax
sequence of events in a story
12
Connotation
literal or dictionary definition of a word
language that cannot be taken literally
suggested or emotional meaning of a word
none of the above
13
The use of symbols
Theme
none of the above
characterization
personification
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Narrative
a mystery
realistic fiction
a story
a biography
15
Characterization is...
an implied comparison
the process of creating a character
the lesson or moral of a story
a comparison using like or as
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Coherence
a clear connection among all parts
none of the above
a category
a result of a previous action
17
Point-of-view
influenced by personal opinions or ideas
vantage point from which a story is told
none of the above
supported by facts
18
External Coherence
unity between paragraphs using effective transitions
vantage point a story is told
none of the above
clear and orderly presentation of ideas
19
"Objective Camera View" in film is when...
none of the above
uses words that appeal to the five senses
the camera takes a neutral point of view
when the camera shows the events through a character's eyes
20
Which words indicate that a comparison is a simile and not a metaphor?
"lesson" or "moral"
"suggested" or "emotional"
"like" or "as"
"is" or "was"
21
Personification
comparison using like or as
an implied comparison of 2 unlike things
giving human characteristics to nonhuman things
using words that appeal to the 5 senses
22
When a writer uses words, description and actions to create a character, the process is called
metamorphosis
characterization
personification
photosynthesis
23
Consequences
none of the above
a desired or intended result
how one thing acts upon another
the result of some previous action
24
The central idea or message of a literary work is
theme
the main idea
climax
personification
25
Time and place a story occurs is its
setting
exposition
conflict
climax
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The American Flag, Martin Luther King, Four Leaf Clover and a Rabbits Foot are all _________.
Symbols
Ugly
Green
Metaphors
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Genre
a category or literary type
a story
none of the above
a result
28
During the exposition, the reader usually learns about what 2 plot elements?
rising action and climax
falling action and resolution
characters and setting
climax and falling action
29
Effective
a desired or intended result
none of the above
how one thing acts upon another
the result of some previous action
30
action leading to the resolution
exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
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high point of interest in a story
climax
rising action
conflict
plot
32
Objective is the opposite of
internal coherence
subjective
coherence
theme
33
Stanza
dialogue in a poem
none of the above
a group of lines in a poem
paragraphs in an essay
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the villain or villainess
protagonist
antagonist
round character
flat character
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hero or heroine in a story
villain
antagonist
protagonist
main character

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