Unit 2 Part 1 - Irony, Point of View, Plot

The theme of a story may be considered all of the following except...

This is where and when a story takes place.

The three kinds of this are verbal, situational, and dramatic

This is how a story is told and its basic order of events.

The events between the climax and the resolution.

Complications in a story are...

This kind of irony is also known as sarcasm.

This is where loose ends are tied up at the end of the story

Exposition is how the stage is set for the story with which 3 elements being introduced?

Which one of the following literary elements was not obviously present in "The Stolen Party"?

Where the opposite of what one expects to happen happens.

A nonlinear plot...

The struggles or problems a character faces in a story

These are the people, animals, and/or imaginary creatures who are in a story.

Relative to a story, the point of view is all of the following except...

The point of view where the narrator has access to all the characters thoughts and feelings

Where the audience knows something that a character in the story doesn't.

The point of view where the narrator has access to one characters thoughts, feelings & emotions

Where what one says is typically the opposite of what one means.

Point of view where the narrator speaks directly to you, the reader

The rising action in a story is also known as...

The point of view in which the narrator is a character in a story

This is the part of the story that everything has built up to, usually the most exciting part