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Narrative literary terms
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What type of conflict is depicted below?
internal, man v. self
external, man v. society
external, man v nature
external, man v. self
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The plot of a story refers to...
the characters in a narrative
the perspective from which it is told
the central idea that it's all about
the events; how the story unfolds
3
What happens in the resolution of a story?
the protagonist meets the antagonist
the tension reaches its highest point
the characters are introduced
the main conflict is resolved
4
What literary term is depicted below?
plot
setting
conflict
resolution
5
What happens in the rising action of a narrative?
the main conflict is resolved
the conflict gets worse and tension increases
the theme is introduced
the antagonist learns his lesson
6
Which of the following is NOT a type of external conflict?
man v. society
man v. nature
man v. man
man v. self
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Which of the following is the definition of "theme?"
The most exciting part of the story (turning point).
The sequence of events in a story.
How you would decorate your birthday party.
The life lesson that author is trying to teach.
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This guy is most likely a...
antagonist
minor character
protagonist
narrator
9
What literary term is used to describe the time and place in which a story occurs?
plot
conflict
point of view
setting
10
What literary terms refers to the main character or a narrative (often the "good guy").
narrator
protagonist
characters
antagonist
11
Which of the following is NOT a part of plot structure (plot line)?
point of view
falling action
climax
exposition
12
What does the diagram below represent?
a plan for an essay
plot structure (plot line)
theme
characterization
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This is a picture of...
plot
setting
characters
theme
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What literary elements are typically introduced in the exposition of a story?
setting
all of these
characters
conflict
