Friday Test

Question 1

A group of students want to start a new athletic program at school, but there isn't enough money in the athletic budget.

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external conflict

Question 2

What is Objective Point of View?

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Presents the action and the character's speech without comment of emotion.

Question 3

How the story ends, the conflict has been resolved or ended.

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conclusion

Question 4

This text structure explains why something happened.

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cause/effect

Question 5

Type of character who changes by learning a lesson in the story

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dynamic

Question 6

The car in front of me was traveling at the speed of one mile per hour.

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hyperbole

Question 7

Figurative Language: comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as".

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simile

Question 8

The bee went buzzing past, "ouch" she said, that little bee stung me.

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onomatopoeia

Question 9

In the book The Watson's Go to Birmingham, what conflict does Byron have?

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Man vs. Nature

Question 10

A message about life or human nature.

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theme

Question 11

The time and place in which a story unfolds.

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setting

Question 12

Love is a breach in the walls, a broken gate.

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metaphor

Question 13

A problem or struggle that drives the story.

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conflict

Question 14

What is Subjective Point of View?

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Taking place in a person's mind rather than in the external world.

Question 15

Text structure where something is wrong, and ways to fix it are given.

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problem/solution

Question 16

The best theme of The Giver is...

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memories are important to our lives, even if they are painful.

Question 17

What is First-person Point of View?

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The narrator is a character in the story, and uses I, me, we, us.

Question 18

Figurative Language: The sound something makes

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onomatopoeia

Question 19

This occurs towards the end of the story, when the tension decreases. Everything in the story begins to settle down.

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falling action

Question 20

Text structure in order of time.

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chronological

Question 21

Clear was the light of loveliness that lit her face like rain.

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alliteration

Question 22

Figurative Language: giving something non-human, human qualities

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personification

Question 23

sequence of events

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plot

Question 24

The physical or personality characteristics of a character

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traits

Question 25

John didn't finish his essay, he can't decide if he should cheat or not.

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internal conflict

Question 26

Text structure where order doesn't matter and things are listed.

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description

Question 27

Text structure where steps are described in the order they occur, doesn't take place in a specific amount of time.

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sequence

Question 28

What is internal Conflict?

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Struggles take place within a characters mind.

Question 29

The very beginning of the story where we learned about the characters and setting.

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introduction

Question 30

The middle of the story, when the main character faces problems and may attempt to find solutions.

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rising action

Question 31

people, animals, or imaginary creatures in stories

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characters

Question 32

What kinds of struggles do characters with an external conflict face?

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Outside forces like nature, physical obstacles, or other characters.

Question 33

What is Second-person Point of View?

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Audience is brought into the story as a character through the use of you.

Question 34

The Third-person Omniscient narrator is the "all knowing" narrator.

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True

Question 35

The river, curling softly by. It whispers round its quiet grey stones.

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personification

Question 36

Figurative Language: beginning consonant sounds repeat

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alliteration

Question 37

Figurative Language: comparing two unlike things by saying one thing is another.

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metaphor

Question 38

This text structure shows how things are alike and different.

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Compare/Contrast

Question 39

A tornado comes and wrecks the whole town. What type of conflict does this example show?

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Man vs. Nature

Question 40

Students were visiting a college and got stuck in a snowstorm...

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external conflict

Question 41

The Third-person Limited narrator tells us how five characters think, feel, and observe.

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False

Question 42

What is Third-person Point of View?

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Narrator is NOT a character, he or she uses he, she, it, they, and them.

Question 43

These are the things that cause a character to act a specific way

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motives

Question 44

Figurative Language: an extreme exaggeration

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hyperbole

Question 45

Type of character that doesn't learn a lesson throughout a story

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static

Question 46

She was so mad at what happened her face was as red as a tomato.

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simile

Question 47

Robots are taking over the world. What kind of conflict is this?

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Man vs. Technology

Question 48

Paul saw his friends picking on another student, but he didn't stop it because he was scared.

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internal conflict

Question 49

Solving the problem or the struggle

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resolution

Question 50

The stories turning point where the main character often faces a final challenge or conflict.

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climax

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Friday Test

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