Identify the run-on sentence.

She hopes to win it would be a dream come true.

Third person objective POV uses...

He/she....know NO inner thoughts

What is mood in a story?

The feeling the author creates for the audience

Third person omniscient POV involves...

He/she....knowing ALL thoughts of ALL characters.

Third Person Limited:

Narrator knows thoughts and feelings of one character.

What are sentence fragments?

Sentences that don't express a complete thought

A run-on sentence is..

Two or more complete sentences together as one.

the highest or most intense point in the story, the peak

Select the sentence with the correct usage of they're/there/their.

It looks like there wasn’t anything they could do.

What is a dynamic character?

A character who changes throughout the story.

What is first person point of view?

story is told from main character, uses I, we, me

The event that begins the story's conflict.

a note of explanation or comment added to a text

What is second person point of view?

a ¨You¨ narrator participates in the action.

What is "tone" in a story?

The authors' attitude and how the words make you feel in a story

Why is annotation important?

to increase understanding/comprehension

What is a falling action?

the events after the climax that lead to an ending

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1
Identify the run-on sentence.
She hopes to win it would be a dream come true.
We registered for the race last week.
You will be surprised by how fast she runs.
I expect to finish.
2
Third person objective POV uses...
I/me....know NO inner thoughts
He/she...know ALL inner thoughts
I/me....know ALL inner thoughts
He/she....know NO inner thoughts
3
The exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution are elements of what?
Theme
Setting
Central Idea
Plot
4
What is mood in a story?
The way the author expresses feelings about the subject
The feeling the author creates for the audience
5
Third person omniscient POV involves...
He/she...knowing SOME thoughts of SOME characters.
He/she....knowing NO thoughts of any characters.
He/she....knowing ALL thoughts of ALL characters.
I/me....knowing ALL thoughts of ALL characters.
6
Third Person Limited:
Narrator knows thoughts and feelings of most characters.
Narrator knows thoughts and feelings of all characters.
Narrator knows thoughts and feelings of one character.
Narrator knows thoughts and feelings of no characters.
7
Which is READER-centered - TONE or MOOD?
MOOD
TONE
8
What are sentence fragments?
Sentences that are correct
Sentences that don't express a complete thought
Two sentences put together
9
Choose the correct usage of there, they're, their
They have their own problems.
They have they're own problems.
They have there own problems.
10
What is a static character?
changing character
unchanging character
antagonist
protagonist
11
A run-on sentence is..
A form of figurative language used in poetry.
A phrase of words with a subject and verb.
An infinite sentence that never stops.
Two or more complete sentences together as one.
12
What is the resolution?
when the problem gets worse
when the problem is solved
the beginning of a story
when the problem arises
13
the plot diagram represents how this type of text is organized
fiction
informational text
poetry
nonfiction
14
What is the climax?
the highest or most intense point in the story, the peak
a series of relevant incidents that create suspense/tension
a term used to describe the events that make up a story
part of a plot that occurs after the conflict is resolved
15
Which is WRITER-centered TONE or MOOD?
MOOD
TONE
16
Select the sentence with the correct usage of they're/there/their.
It looks like they're wasn’t anything they could do.
It looks like there wasn’t anything they could do.
It looks like their wasn’t anything they could do.
17
What is a dynamic character?
A character who changes throughout the story.
A character who stays the same throughout the story.
18
What is first person point of view?
story is told from main character, uses I, we, me
a perspective
uses pronouns they and them
an educated guess about what a character is thinking
19
Inciting Incident
The event that begins the story's conflict.
The development of the conflict.
The turning point of the story.
20
______ not okay. Find the correct usage of They're, There, Their
There
They're
Their
Therre
21
What is annotation?
a waste of time
looking up words I don't know
a note of explanation or comment added to a text
highlighting text
22
Exposition and rising action are at the
BEGINNING OF A STORY
EXPOSITION
MIDDLE
AT THE END
23
What is second person point of view?
a ¨You¨ narrator participates in the action.
What is going on in the main character head.
I or me
He or she
24
How do you determine the point of view?
Figure out if the narrator is inside (a character) or outside of the story
All of the above
Ask, myself, "who is telling the story?"
1st, 2nd or 3rd person
25
What is "tone" in a story?
The setting of a story
The authors' attitude and how the words make you feel in a story
26
Why is annotation important?
to increase understanding/comprehension
decoration
its not
to waste time
27
What is a falling action?
the events after the climax that lead to exposition
the events after the climax that lead to an ending
the part of a story that tells us the moral
the ending of the story

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