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Duplicate of Literature Exam Quiz EDITED
Duplicate of Literature Exam Quiz EDITED
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Allows writers to paint pictures in the readers mind so they can more easily imagine the story by using your senses
Idioms
Imagery
Metaphor
Simile
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Climax?
When Sargent Morris knocked on the door
Mr. White wishes for Herbert to come back to life and the knocking starts
When Herbert died
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Author
O Henry
S.E. Hinton
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The narrator tells the story, but does not tell you their thoughts or feelings
Third person limited
First person
Third person omniscient
Third person objective
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Theme?
Enjoy the beauty of the day
Johnny and Pony sat by a fence, cried, and looked at the sunset
Sunsets don’t last forever
Nothing pure ( inno ) lasts forever
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The irony of something happening that is very different to what was expected
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
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The turning point
Resolution
Exposition
Climax
Falling action
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A comparison using like or as
Simile
Metaphor
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Irony
The old man dies from starvation/Stuffy Pete passes out from too much food
The old man dies from too much food, Stuffy Pete dies from starvation
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The perspective in which the story is told
Theme
Narrator’s Choice
POV
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The end of the story
Falling action
Conflict
Exposition
Resolution
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Characters?
Ponyboy, Darrel, Dallas, Johnny, Two Bit, Sodapop
Bob, Johhny, Pony, and Dallas
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The character uses the pronouns of I, me, and we/the character in the story is the storyteller
3rd person ominiscient
3rd person limited
3rd person objective
1st Person
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The location and time frame in which the action of a narrative takes place
Plot
Setting
Character
Theme
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Author?
R.K. Munkittrick
O Henry
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A person or other being in a narrative
Plot
Theme
Setting
Charecter
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The background information on the characters setting explained at the beginning of the story
Climax
Conflict
Exposition
Rising action
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Characters?
Donald, Grace, & the Turkey
Donald and the turkey
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Using human characteristics on animals are in-adamant objects
Elements of a plot
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
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When you know something that will happen to the character but they do not
Situational irony
Dramatic irony
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The story is being told by an outside observer
3rd Person omniscient
1st person
3rd person limited
3rd Person objective
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the use for a person, place, or object to stand for something beyond itself
Dramatic Irony
Simbolism
Situational Irony
POV
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Literary device used to give an indication or hint of what is to come later in the story
Tone
Foreshadowing
Symbolism
Situational Irony
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Theme?
Don’t wish on a monkey’s paw
Don’t interfere w/ fate, be careful what you wish for
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The general readers’ feeling that the author’s words show
Tone
Symbolism
Mood
Foreshadowing
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A Comparison without using like or as
Simile
Metaphor
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Conflict?
Charlotte’s shoe fell off while making the Kahoot. She can’t put it back on
Bob died, Johnny died, and Dallas Died.
Social conflict - judging each other’s’ social status
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STEAL Stands for speech, thoughts, affect on others, actions, and looks
False
True
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Plot, setting, character, point of view, theme
Story
Simile
Metaphor
Elements of a plot
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The author’s attitude toward their subject
Mood
Situational Irony
Tone
Symbolism
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Theme?
Careful how you treat others
Be a good person
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Author
Bob Frost
Frosty the Snowman
Robert Frost
O Henry
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Characters?
Stuffy Pete, The Old Gentleman
O Henry, Stuffy Pete, The Old Gentleman
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Setting?
The 60s in Oklahoma
The 50s in Alabama
The 50s in Oklahoma
The 60s in Alabama
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Plot?
Events that happen in the story
A person or other being a narrative
the location in which the action of a narrative takes place
The message/life lesson the writer is trying to convey through the story
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Nothing Gold Can Stay
Don’t enjoy life
Time passes quickly, enjoy it.
Clocks are slow
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Theme?
Don’t judge others on their appearance
Do not interfere w/ fate
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The message/life lesson The author is trying to convey through the story
Theme
Flashback
Conflict
Conflict
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Characters?
The paw
Mr. & Mrs. White and Herbert
Mr. & Mrs. White, Herbert & Sgt. Major Morris
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A figure of speech that means something different from its literal meaning
Imagery
Simile
Metaphor
Idioms
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Author?
Robert Frost
S. E. Hinton
O Henry
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The writer directly tells you about the character
Indirect characterization
Direct characterization
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Characters?
Jim + Della
Jim + Della + O Henry
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A struggle between two opposing forces
Conflict
Mood
Forshadowing
Flashback
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The narrator does not participate in the story, but they know all the thoughts, actions, and feelings of the characters
First person
Third person limited
Third person objective
Third person omniscient
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When an author Describe the character through STEAL.
Indirect characterization
Direct characterization
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Themes
“Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover”
Friendship
Loss of innocence
Brothers before Bob
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Nature’s green is gold.
Springtime is the best time of the year.
Nature is beautifful
Christmas
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Theme?
Be generous
Love
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All of the events that lead to the climax
Conflict
Falling action
Exposition
Rising action
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What was the author’s name?
S.E. Hinton
Sarah Elizabeth H.
Charlotte
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Climax?
Jim reveals that he sold his watch to get Della her combs
Della chopped off her hair
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Setting that is visually imaginative and appealing to the audience but is not significant to the part of the story
Theme
Integral Setting
Setting
Backdrop Setting
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A specific place and time that plays an important role in the story
Setting
Integral Setting
Theme
Backdrop Setting
