Literature Review for Final

Question 1

The difference between an internal and external conflict is...

Accepted Answer

internal occurs within a character, external occurs outside

Question 2

Bud, Not Buddy is told in which point of view?

Accepted Answer

first person

Question 3

Primary or Secondary? your teacher

Accepted Answer

secondary

Question 4

What is one way a writer CANNOT characterize a character?

Accepted Answer

describing the setting of the story

Question 5

Why does the strap man let "Clarence" in the line? Two answers.

Accepted Answer

"Clarence's father" was a intimidating., "Clarence" appeared to be with his family.

Question 6

The biggest conflict of the story is called the...

Accepted Answer

main conflict

Question 7

Why does "Clarence" feel like he has to lie?

Accepted Answer

He wants to eat.

Question 8

Primary or secondary? a textbook

Accepted Answer

secondary

Question 9

"Clarence" could be characterized as...

Accepted Answer

hungry, late, and determined

Question 10

The place-setting in a Historical Fiction novel must be...

Accepted Answer

a real place in the world

Question 11

The way a writer develops the characters in a story is called...

Accepted Answer

characterization

Question 12

In a story written in third-person, the narrator is...

Accepted Answer

not in the story

Question 13

Why doesn't the strap man want to let the kid get in line?

Accepted Answer

The line is closed and it wouldn't be fair to let him in.

Question 14

In a story written in first-person, the narrator...

Accepted Answer

is a character in the story

Question 15

What affects the information that the reader receives the most?

Accepted Answer

point of view

Question 16

Which of the following is historical about the story?

Accepted Answer

People stood in line to be fed during the Great Depression.

Question 17

What about "Clarence's" appearance told other people in the story he probably needed to eat?

Accepted Answer

he was scrawny

Question 18

Writers can characterize their characters through...(choose 2)

Accepted Answer

reactions of others toward the character, direct comments about the character

Question 19

primary or secondary? WorldBook

Accepted Answer

secondary

Question 20

What supports the fact that this story takes place during The Great Depression.

Accepted Answer

The people wearing ten dollar jackets were considered rich.

Question 21

A problem or struggle between two opposing forces in a story is called a...

Accepted Answer

conflict

Question 22

primary or secondary? A quote

Accepted Answer

primary

Question 23

Writers can characterize their characters through...(choose 2)

Accepted Answer

the physical description of the character, the thoughts, speech, and actions of the character

Question 24

What time of year is it in Bud, Not Buddy?

Accepted Answer

winter

Question 25

What state did Bud, Not Buddy take place in?

Accepted Answer

Michigan

Question 26

The time-setting in a Historical Fiction novel must be:

Accepted Answer

an actual time or period in history

Question 27

What makes Bud, Not Buddy a Historical Fiction novel?

Accepted Answer

The time period is historically important.

Question 28

Why is the family pretending that "Clarence" is theirs?

Accepted Answer

"Clarence" won't be able to eat if they don't help him.

Question 29

Which of the following is a fictional part of the story?

Accepted Answer

"Clarence's" pretend family helped him out.

Question 30

Primary or secondary? The pictures inside of a textbook

Accepted Answer

primary

Literature Review for Final

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Literature Review for Final

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