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Elements of Fiction
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Highlighting theme, characterization, conflict, elements of plot, and point of view
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Mood in literature is...
what emojis are used for
type of verb
the temper of the author
how the reader/view feels towards a subject
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A static character
doesn't change throughout the story
changes at the exposition of the story
changes at the climax of the story
changes only externally
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Without ____________, there can be no plot.
Mr. Kim
falling action
conflict
theme
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Theme in literature is
the reason why the protagonist acts
the underlying message/moral of the story
the subject of the story
solution to the conflict
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The "S" in S.T.E.A.L. stands for what?
speech
showing
smart
spelling
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The "A" in S.T.E.A.L. stands for what?
actually
actions
alternate
acknowledge
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Most of the story occurs in the
exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
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What is the part of the plot where the conflict begins to intensify?
resolution
climax
rising action
denouement
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What is the part of the elements of plot AFTER all the loose ends are tied up?
climax
The Redskins have a stupid amount of injuries.
resolution
denouement
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Characterization is
indirect information about a character
a character's change in a story
the details that make up a character's personality
what the narrator says about a character
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The "E" in S.T.E.A.L. stands for what?
Effects on self
Effects on others (influence given)
Ego (level of a character's pride)
Everyone's opinion (on the protagonist)
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The elements of plot are
the optional pieces of a short story
the pieces that make up a story.
poems, short stories, novels, biographies
the pieces that make up all of fiction
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Which is not a type of conflict?
Man vs Society
Man vs Self
Man vs Technology
Man vs Woman
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The narrator is not a character in the story, but shows perspective of just ONE character.
Third person god mode
First person
Second person
Third person limited
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Who is the character that tries to stop the main character from achieving his/her goal?
dynamic character
static character
antagonist
flat character
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What acronym is often used to highlight indirect characterization?
S.T.O.L.E.
S.T.E.E.L.
S.T.E.A.K.
S.T.E.A.L.
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What is a character who goes through an internal change (for better or worse)?
flat character
round character
dynamic character
static character
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Point of view where the narrator knows all
second person
third person limited
first person
third person omniscient
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A literary tone is...
how the reader feels based off a text
the attitude/opinion towards a subject
what you give your mom when you don't get your way
a musical pitch or sound
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Characterization where the narrator simply states details about a character's personality is
elements of characterization
direct characterization
character traits
indirect characterization
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Elements of plot - What is the highest point of intensity?
Falling action
Denouement
Climax
Rising action
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A round character
a flat character
is 2-dimensional and a stereotype
is a deep, 3-dimensional character who goes beyond labels
is 3-dimensional and a stereotype
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The "T" in S.T.E.A.L. stands for what?
text
thoughts
take
therefore
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The "L" in S.T.E.A.L. stands for what?
likes
lasting
labeling
looks
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A first person narrator uses pronouns like
he, she, his, hers
you, your, yours
me, my, mine, our, ours
their, theirs, they, them
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What is NOT an example of external conflict?
Man vs Man
Man vs Supernatural
Man vs Technology
Man vs Self
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What type of character is 2-dimensional, a stereotype, and doesn't really affect the plot?
protagonist
static character
flat character
antagonist
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Exposition includes
setting and introduces the protagonist
protagonist and antagonist
characters and the climax
setting and conflict
