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Literary Elements Review 2020
Literary Elements Review 2020
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Resolution includes
a reasonable middle
a reasonable ending
a reasonable teacher
a reasonable beginning
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a struggle between a character and a robot, computer, or mechanical force
character vs. society
character vs. technology
character vs. self
character vs. character
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Plot order goes like this
Exposition,Rising Action,Climax,Falling Action,Resolution
Falling Action,Rising Action,Climax, Exposition,Resolution
Exposition Climax,Rising Action, Falling Action, Resolution
Resolution,Climax,Falling Action, Exposition , Rising Action
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Climax includes
All of the above
the main character is face to face with the conflict
the turning point of the story
the main character changes
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secondary character
a character from a different book
a not so important, but supporting character
the most important character
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Style includes
word choice, coffee cake, and voice
word choice, sentence type, and voice
purses, shoes, and accessories
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Peter Pan
antagonist
protagonist
stock character
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2nd person POV often uses these words
You, Your
You, Me, We
I, Me, My
We, She, He
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Author's Purpose is usually represented by the acronym PIE. This stands for
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
Puzzles, Integers, Energ
Pizza, Ice Cream, Energy Drink
Persuade, Investigate, Entertain
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3rd Person POV often uses these words
You, Me, We
You, We
I, Me
He, She, It
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3rd person omniscient
narrator can see into the mind of one character
narrator can't see into the mind of any characters
narrator can see into the mind of all characters
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Ebeneezer Scrooge
static
dynamic
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Point of View
the perspective of the president
the perspective of the author
the perspective of the narrator
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static character
undergoes an important inner change
moves from country to country on a jeep
stays the same throughout the text
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Main character
the most important character
a not so important character
a character you really enjoy or dislike
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What is a literary element ?
necessary features in a spoken or written narrative
molecules and atoms from science class
unnecessary features in a spoken or written narrative
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theme
the place where the story takes place
the life lesson or message
the topic of the story
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Who is the new baby in Mrs. McWilliam's family?
her godson, Elvin.
her granddaughter, Reggie
her nephew, Joseph
her grandson, Patrick
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Style is
the way an author writes
the way an author shops
the way an author looks and dresses
the way an author feels
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social context includes
how people live, dress, eat, and behave
how people live
have people live and dress
how people behave
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an internal conflict involving a character's choices, decisions, or problems
character vs. character
character vs. technology
character vs. self
character vs. society
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Mood is
the feelings or emotions that the author feels
the feelings or emotions that the principal feels
the feelings or emotions that the reader feels
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protagonist
the bad guy
the good guy
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A reliable narrator is
trustworthy
ignorant
a curmudgeon
sneaky
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Style reveals the author's
personality
shoe size
page numbers
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Rising Action includes
conflict is develped
conflict is solved
the end of the story
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A struggle between two characters or a group of characters
character vs. character
character vs. technology
character vs. nature
character vs. society
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A struggle between a character and a predatory animal or nature
character vs. technology
character vs. nature
character vs. self
character vs. character
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Two types of 1st person POV are
dependable, undependable
reliable, unreliable
crazy, sane
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3rd person objective
narrator can see into the mind of all characters
narrator can't see into the mind of any character
narrator can see into the mind of one character
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3rd person limited
narrator can't see any character's thoughts
narrator can see into the mind/thoughts of all characters
narrator can only see into the mind of one character
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During the Falling Action
the conflict gets worse
everything starts all over again
the protagonist becomes the antagonist
loose ends after the climax are resolved
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1st person POV often has these words
He, She, It
I, You, He, She
You, Your
I, Me, My , We
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Dynamic character
stays the same throughout the text
a weird character with no teeth
undergoes an important inner change
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A struggle between a character and laws or rules
character vs. nature
character vs. technology
character vs. society
character vs. self
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antagonist
the good guy
the bad guy
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Plot
the characters in the story
the places in a story
the events of the story
the point of view in a story
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Captain Hook
stock character
antagonist
protagonist
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Exposition includes
the solution to the conflict
the most important part
characters, setting, and beginning of conflict
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Themes are universal. This means
only cats and dogs can relate to it
everyone can relate to it in his/her own life
only a few people can relate to it
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What is conflict ?
a struggle between two opposing forces
a struggle
finding the solution to a problem
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3rd Person POV includes these types of narrators
limited, lonely, lazy
limited, omniscient, objective
omniscient, objective, available
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Squigward
static
dynamic
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Tone is
the reader's attitude toward the text
the audience's attitude toward the text
the author's attitude toward the text
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What does setting include?
time, place, social context
time only
time and place only
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What are the two types of conflict ?
internal and external
implicit and explicit
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Author's purpose is
the way an author writes
an educational tool
the theme or life lesson
the reason the text is written
