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Literary Elements Review
Literary Elements Review
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Review the literary elements for reading comprehension.
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Vivid details that appeal to our five senses is
Figurative Language
Irony
Tone
Imagery
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A character loses their home in a flood.
Individual vs. Individual
Individual vs. Self
Individual vs. Society
Individual vs. Nature
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All of the following are types of external conflicts EXCEPT
Individual vs. Nature
Individual vs. Individual
Individual vs. Self
Individual vs. Society
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All of the following are learned in the exposition EXCEPT
conflict
mood
setting
characters
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Use of language where the meaning differs from the actual literal meaning of the words is
Tone
Imagery
Figurative Language
Irony
6
The turning point of the story is
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
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What is the most intense part of the story, when the character has to face the conflict?
falling action
exposition
resolution
climax
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When we use words to describe a character's behavior and actions.
plot
characterization
conflict
point of view
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The overall feeling in a story is
point of view
setting
tone
mood
10
When the narrator is inside the story, this is
second person point of view
fourth person point of view
third person point of view
first person point of view
11
I walked into the guidance office and saw Ms. Jacabacci's smiling face. I knew she could help me.
Third Person POV
First Person POV
12
What OTHER literary element helps the reader understand the MOOD?
tone
setting
point of view
foreshadowing
13
Clues dropped by the author that hint at what is to come is
theme
flashback
characterization
foreshadowing
14
Objects that have a greater or deeper meaning is
theme
symbolism
plot
conflict
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Michael was so upset when he dropped the pass to score the final touchdown in the game. He was so disappointed.
First Person POV
Third Person POV
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The person who causes problems for the main character is
protagonist
narrator
antagonist
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When a character has a problem with another character, this is an
external conflict.
internal conflict.
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A character is jealous because they were cut from a team when their friends made the team.
Individual vs. Nature
Individual vs. Self
Individual vs. Society
Individual vs. Individual
19
When the narrator speaks directly to the reader and uses "you" or "your" this is
second person point of view.
third person point of view.
fourth person point of view.
first person point of view.
20
When a character looks back on a memory or earlier experience, this is
foreshadowing
flashback
characterization
mood
21
A character cannot live in a neighborhood because of their culture.
Individual vs. Individual
Individual vs. Nature
Individual vs. Society
Individual vs. Self
22
The main character of a story is the
protagonist
narrator
antagonist
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An author's attitude toward the subject shown through word choice is
plot
mood
tone
symbol
24
The lesson or the message the author is trying to communicate to the reader is
theme
conflict
mood
tone
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When a character is dealing with an important decision or feelings and emotions
Individual vs. Nature
Individual vs. Individual
Individual vs. Self
Individual vs. Society
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A daughter argues with her mother because she is not allowed to attend a friend's sleepover.
Individual vs. Society
Individual vs. Individual
Individual vs. Self
Individual vs. Nature
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When a narrator is outside the story, this is
fourth person point of view
second person point of view
first person point of view
third person point of view
28
The order of events in a story is
mood
tone
point of view
plot
29
Which of the following parts of plot comes first?
falling action
rising action
exposition
resolution
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"I want you to take the dog for a walk," said Dana's mother.
Third Person POV
First Person POV