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Plot Structure & Story Elements
Plot Structure & Story Elements
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Plot Diagram and Story Elements covered.
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This includes the time and place of the story
Conflict
Location
Theme
Setting
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Giving hints or clues about what might happen later in the story
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Climax
Spoiler
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The person and/or force working against the protagonist in a story
Conflict
Antagonist
Resolution
Climax
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A conflict that occurs between a character and something/someone else
Theme
Internal conflict
Irony
External conflict
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What does the black box symbolize?
Power
Death
Desire
Prosperity
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Eckels vs the T-rex is an example of..
man vs. nature
man vs. man
man vs. self
an idiot (dont pick this)
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How does Tessie react to when she is chosen in the lottery?
She jumps up and down happily.
She faints.
She's upset and says that the lottery isn't fair.
She runs away screaming and the men have to chase her.
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What was inside the black box?
wood chips
money
stones
papers
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What is an example of irony from The Most Dangerous Game?
Ivan is deaf and mute.
Rainford, a famous hunter, ends up being hunted.
Rainsford falls off the yacht
The island is called Ship-Trap Island.
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A conflict that occurs between character and self
External conflict
Regular conflict
Climax
Internal conflict
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An event that purposely contrasts what a person might expect to happen in a story
Conflict
Irony
Flashback
Dramatic Irony
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Who shot Eckels?
Billings
Lesperance
Keith
Travis
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What is the conflict in Most Dangerous Game?
Zaroff wants to hunt big game
Zaroff is being hunted by Ivan
Rainsford must hunt and kill a hippo
Rainsford must survive three days while Zaroff hunts him
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What leads Eckels to stray off the path?
Curiousity
Panic
Necessity
Anger
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The main character in the story
Antagonist
Hero
Protagonist
Villian
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Who is the main character of The Most Dangerous Game
Zaroff
Rainsford
Oydsseus
Ivan
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If the narrator uses "I" or "me"
Second person point of view
Third person point of view
Third person omniscient
First person point of view
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The final point in the plot, in which the conflict is resolved
falling action
resolution
climax
exposition
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What is the theme of the lottery?
Blindly following traditions is dangerous.
Mob mentality helps people justify their actions.
The importance of speaking up when something is wrong.
All are themes in "The Lottery."
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Having an object that represents something other than the object itself
Symbolism
Irony
Flashback
Dramatic Irony
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What is the climax of "The Most Dangerous Game?"
When Rainsford dies.
When Zaroff dies.
When Rainsford defeats Zaroff.
When Rainsford jumps into the sea.
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The point in the plot that occurs first - introduces the background information
exposition
flashback
rising action
resolution
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Illustrating the events that happened before the story to give more information about the story
Theme
Irony
Foreshadowing
Flashback
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What are the rules of the hunt in The Most Dangerous Game?
You must compete in an obstacle course against Zaroff.
You must escape from Ivan for 3 full days.
You must escape General Zaroff for 3 full days.
You play a game of Russian Roulette with Zaroff.
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In The Most Dangerous Game, who is the antagonist?
Ivan
Rainsford
Zaphoff
Zaroff
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The events leading up to the resolution in a story
Climax
Exposition
Rising action
Falling action
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The major turning point in a story - from here, everything leads to the resolution
rising action
falling action
climax
exposition
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The main idea within a story
theme
conflict
setting
climax
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Before Eckels can return, Travis makes him
carry the guns.
clean his boots.
dig out the bullets.
mop up the mess.
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If the narrator uses "they", "he", and "she"
First person omniscient
First person
Third person
Second Person
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The black box was
made of pieces of the original box
kept in Tessie's house
brand new
stolen by villagers from the north
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The events leading up to the climax, where the conflict develops
Exposition
Resolution
Rising action
Falling action
