In a typical 3-act character arc, what 3 phases does the protagonist go through?

The Goal, the Lie, and the Truth

What is "dramatic irony"?

When the audience knows things that the characters don't

A group of lines in a poem (like a paragraph)

The message an author conveys in a story

Why are Romeo and Juliet referred to as "star-cross'd lovers"?

Because fate and heaven are against them

What is "ad hominem"?

Discrediting the messenger rather than the message

When what happens is the opposite of what is expected

A story in which elements symbolize real-world events and characters

In the story, "Marigolds," what does the protagonist do?

She destroys Miss Lottie's marigolds, thus losing her innocence

What is "connotation"?

The ideas and feelings associated with a word

Using an object to represent a more complex idea

The organization of objects and movements on a stage

When writing, the acronym "T.L.Q.C.C." stands for what?

Transition, Lead-In, Quote, Citation, Commentary

When analyzing characterization, "S.T.E.A.L." stands for what?

Speech, Thoughts, Effect on Others, Actions, Looks

Meaning that is not directly spoken but is suggested

Appeals to credibility and trust

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1
What is "cherry-picking"?
Using information that isn't true
Using only facts that help you
Using facts that sound fancy
Using statistics to prove your point
2
In a typical 3-act character arc, what 3 phases does the protagonist go through?
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The Goal, the Lie, and the Truth
The Beginning, the Middle, and the End
The Call to Action, the Descent into Darkness, and the Return Home
3
Who is the antagonist of Animal Farm?
Napoleon
Squealer
Snowball
Old Major
4
What is "dramatic irony"?
When something unexpected happens in a story
When the characters in a story do something stupid
When the writer uses foreshadowing to hint at future events
When the audience knows things that the characters don't
5
What is the rhyme scheme of this poem?
ABBA
ABAB
AABB
ABCB
6
What is a "stanza"?
A type of poem that lists things
A group of lines in a poem (like a paragraph)
The cousin of the character from Seinfeld
A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
7
What is "pathos"?
Brand indicators on clothes
Appeals to logic and reasoning
Appeals to credibility and trust
Appeals to emotion
8
What is "theme"?
When a story takes on multiple meanings
The message an author conveys in a story
Using an object to represent a more complex idea
Comparing two things without using "like" or "as"
9
Why are Romeo and Juliet referred to as "star-cross'd lovers"?
Because they made the gods angry
Because their love was meant to be
Because they "cross'd their hearts" when they got married
Because fate and heaven are against them
10
What is "logos"?
Appeals to emotion
Appeals to credibility and trust
Brand indicators on clothes
Appeals to logic and reasoning
11
What is "ad hominem"?
Making someone appear less than human
Blaming someone in an attempt to discredit them
Discrediting the messenger rather than the message
Using a celebrity or other authority to support your point
12
Which character in Animal Farm has the motto, "I will work harder"?
Molly
Napoleon
Boxer
Benjamin
13
What is "irony"?
Using an object to represent a more complex idea
When what happens is the opposite of what is expected
When something funny or weird happens in a story
When you use heat to get the wrinkles out of clothes
14
What is "allegory"?
A story that has a political or social moral
When what happens is the opposite of what is expected
Using an object to represent a more complex idea
A story in which elements symbolize real-world events and characters
15
In the story, "Marigolds," what does the protagonist do?
She learns her parents are getting divorced, thus losing her innocence
She destroys Miss Lottie's marigolds, thus losing her innocence
She beats up her little brother, thus coming of age
She overcomes her poverty to succeed in life, thus coming of age
16
The turning point of a poem is called what?
The Turn
The Shift
The Roundabout
The Volta
17
What is "connotation"?
The dictionary definition of a word
The figurative definition of a word
The placement of a word within a text
The ideas and feelings associated with a word
18
What is the name of the University of Washington's current live mascot?
Sundodger Denali
Dubs II
Frosty
Spirit
19
What is "symbolism"?
Using an object to represent a more complex idea
When a story takes on multiple meanings
Comparing two things without using "like" or "as"
The message an author conveys in a story
20
What is "blocking"?
Conveying meaning with your body and voice
Identifying the objectives, obstacles, and tactics for a character
Assembling a Death Star out of Legos
The organization of objects and movements on a stage
21
When writing, the acronym "T.L.Q.C.C." stands for what?
Transition, Lesson, Question, Citation, Commentary
Topic, Lesson, Question, Commentary, Criticism
Transition, Lead-In, Quote, Citation, Commentary
Topic, Lead-In, Quote, Commentary, Commentary
22
When analyzing characterization, "S.T.E.A.L." stands for what?
Speech, Time, Emotions, Actions, Language
Sounds, Thoughts, Energy, Actions, Locations
Speech, Thoughts, Effect on Others, Actions, Looks
Strategic, Transfer of, Equipment to, Alternate, Locations
23
What is "subtext"?
What a character really wants in a scene
The meaning of a word based on surrounding words and phrases
Meaning that is not directly spoken but is suggested
The true meaning of a word or phrase
24
What type of character is well-developed and changes throughout a story?
Round Character
Protagonist
Flat Character
Foil
25
What is "ethos"?
Appeals to emotion
Appeals to credibility and trust
Brand indicators on clothes
Appeals to logic and reasoning

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