Which defines 'theme?'

the main idea, an idea that reoccurs in or pervades in a work of art or literature, the message of the story, the moral of the story

Which defines an 'inference?'

a prediction, is a logical assumption that you make based on details in a text

Which defines a 'surprise ending?'

often helps to create situational irony through a turn of events that shocks a reader

Who is your favorite English teacher?

Miss Kristine Howe, Miss Howe, Miss H bro, Ms. Howe

Which defines a 'static character?'

remains the same during the course of the story, unchanged

Which defines 'first-person narrator?'

narration by a character who participates in the action of the story

Which defines 'characterization?'

the writer’s description of what character’s are like

Which defines 'indirect characterization?'

the writer provides clues to describe what the character is like

Which defines a 'character?'

person or animal that takes part in the action of a literary work

Which defines 'third-person narrator?'

narration by an outside observer

Which defines 'irony?'

is a difference or a contradiction between appearance and reality

Which defines an 'epiphany?'

a character’s sudden flash of insight

Which defines 'third-person limited?'

sees things through one character’s eyes

Which defines an 'antagonist?'

a foe, a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something, an adversary

Which defines a 'dynamic character?'

develops, changes, and learns something during the course of the story

Which defines 'point of view?'

the perspective from which a story is told

Which defines a 'protagonist?'

the leading character or one of the major characters, main figure or one of the most prominent figuresin a real situation

Which defines a 'round character?'

is complex, showing many different qualities

Which defines 'situational irony?'

something happens in the story that contradicts the expectations of a character or a reader

Which defines 'direct characterization?'

the writer clearly explains a character

Which defines a 'resolution?'

the stage of the plot in which the conflict is solved

Which defines a 'flat charcter?'

is one dimensional, shows only a single trait

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1
Which defines 'theme?'
the main idea
an idea that reoccurs in or pervades in a work of art or literature
the message of the story
the moral of the story
2
A 'salutation' is a gesture or utterance made as a greeting or acknowledgment of another's arrival or departure
True
False
3
Which defines an 'inference?'
a prediction
is a logical assumption that you make based on details in a text
something happens in the story that contradicts the expectations of a character or a reader
often helps to create situational irony through a turn of events that shocks a reader
4
Who is an example of a 'protagonist?'
The Romans
Simba
Wicked Witch
Dori
5
Which is an example of a dynamic character?
Haymitch
Sherlock Holmes
Flounder
Shrek
6
Which defines a 'surprise ending?'
often helps to create situational irony through a turn of events that shocks a reader
is a difference or a contradiction between appearance and reality
is a logical assumption that you make based on details in a text
something happens in the story that contradicts the expectations of a character or a reader
7
Who is your favorite English teacher?
Miss Kristine Howe
Miss Howe
Miss H bro
Ms. Howe
8
Which defines a 'static character?'
develops, changes, and learns something during the course of the story
is one dimensional, shows only a single trait
person or animal that takes part in the action of a literary work
remains the same during the course of the story, unchanged
9
Which defines 'first-person narrator?'
all knowing
narration by an outside observer
the perspective from which a story is told
narration by a character who participates in the action of the story
10
Which defines 'characterization?'
description of what a character looks like
the writer’s description of what character’s are like
an attribute or a quality of a person, the way a person acts
person or animal that takes part in the action of a literary work
11
Which defines 'indirect characterization?'
the writer clearly explains a character
the writer provides clues to describe what the character is like
an attribute or a quality of a person, the way a person acts
person or animal that takes part in the action of a literary work
12
Which is an example of a static character?
Flounder
Shrek
Haymitch
Sherlock Holmes
13
Which defines a 'character?'
is complex, showing many different qualities
person or animal that takes part in the action of a literary work
an attribute or a quality of a person, the way a person acts
is one dimensional, shows only a single trait
14
Which defines 'third-person omniscient?'
narration by an outside observer
the perspective from which a story is told
all knowing
narration by a character who participates in theaction of the story
15
Which defines 'third-person narrator?'
narration by an outside observer
the perspective from which a story is told
narration by a character who participates in the action of the story
all knowing
16
Which is an example of a flat character?
Sherlock Holmes
Flounder
Shrek
Haymitch
17
Which defines 'irony?'
often helps to create situational irony through a turn of events that shocks a reader
is a difference or a contradiction between appearance and reality
something happens in the story that contradicts the expectations of a character or a reader
is a logical assumption that you make based on details in a text
18
Which defines an 'epiphany?'
a lapse in judgement
a flashback
the stage of the plot in which the conflict issolved
a character’s sudden flash of insight
19
Which defines 'third-person limited?'
sees things through one character’s eyes
the perspective from which a story is told
narration by an outside observer
narration by a character who participates in the action of the story
20
Which defines an 'antagonist?'
a friend
a foe
a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something
an adversary
21
Which defines a 'dynamic character?'
is complex, showing many different qualities
develops, changes, and learns something during the course of the story
is one dimensional, shows only a single trait
remains the same during the course of the story, unchanged
22
Which defines 'point of view?'
the perspective from which a story is told
narration by an outside observer
all knowing
narration by a character who participates in theaction of the story
23
Which defines a 'protagonist?'
an adversary
the leading character or one of the major characters
an enemy
main figure or one of the most prominent figuresin a real situation
24
Which is an example of a round character?
Haymitch
Flounder
Sherlock Holmes
Shrek
25
Which defines a 'round character?'
is one dimensional, shows only a single trait
support the plot and help to reveal the round characters
is complex, showing many different qualities
develops, changes, and learns something during the course of the story
26
Which defines 'situational irony?'
often helps to create situational irony through a turn of events that shocks a reader
is a logical assumption that you make based on details in a text
something happens in the story that contradicts the expectations of a character or a reader
is a difference or a contradiction between appearance and reality
27
Who is an example of an 'antagonist?'
Harry Potter
Bambi
Shrek
Lord Voldemort
28
Which defines 'direct characterization?'
the writer provides clues to describe what the character is like
an attribute or a quality of a person, the way a person acts
person or animal that takes part in the actionof a literary work
the writer clearly explains a character
29
Which defines a 'resolution?'
a problem or conflict
when the characters get along
the stage of the plot in which the conflict is solved
a band-aid
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Which defines a 'flat charcter?'
revealing faults as well as virtues
is one dimensional, shows only a single trait
remains the same during the course of the story, unchanged
develops, changes, and learns something during the course of the story

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