imagined future scientific or technological advances

How does the narrator get rid of his wife's body?

walling the body up in the wall of the cellar

What does squeaky do when she see's Raymond run?

She is very surprised because she has never seen him run.

payment demanded for the release of a person or property

In the story, "Raymond's Run," Squeaky is:

all of the answers here are true

Which of these is an example of a metaphor in the story?

the house is an altar, regiments of mice

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"The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe: Edgar Allan Poe's, "The Black Cat" Unit 1 Lit 8 2019: Stories/Plot/Conflict/Setting/Mood: plot, conflict, setting, mood, The Elevator, Ransom of Red Chief, Raymond's Run, There Will Come Soft Rains Midterm Review: Literary Terms : Review of l

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Questions 80

Answers

1
What is ironic about the two cats?
The both have only one eye.
Neither one likes the narrator.
They both have a white patch on their chest.
The narrator ends up hanging both of them.
2
Science fiction is
based on personal experience
a genre that includes gruesome deaths and mystery
based on historical facts
imagined future scientific or technological advances
3
The kidnappers end up paying the ransom instead of receiving the ransom. This is an example of:
symbolism
irony
imagery
suspense
4
when the reader sees into the minds of all characters
1st person point of view
3rd person omniscient
dynamic character
3rd person limited
5
The turning point of the story
falling action
exposition
rising action
climax
6
the method of narration used in a story or poem; it can be first person or third person, etc.
figurative language
flashback
point-of-view
rising action
7
How does the narrator get rid of his wife's body?
burying the body under the floorboards
cutting the body into pieces and packing it in a box
by cutting the body into small pieces and burning it
walling the body up in the wall of the cellar
8
What image does the narrator see on the wall behind his bed following the fire?
skull
wife's face
cat being hung
devil
9
What does squeaky do when she see's Raymond run?
She is very surprised because she has never seen him run.
Tells him to stop
Stops in the middle of the race
Raymond runs onto the track and
10
The main character; the "good guy"
protagonist
antagonist
anti-hero
flat character
11
The final outcome of the story
resolution
falling action
exposition
theme
12
In "The Elevator," the story ends at the __________________.
rising action
climax
denouement
falling action
13
The setting of the story affects the conflict and characters.
True
False
14
Comes right after the exposition; introduces problems in the story
climax
rising action
falling action
resolution
15
Mood is the ________________ a writer creates for the reader
tone
atmosphere
feeling
attitude
16
The first stage of the plot
climax
rising action
falling action
exposition
17
What is ransom?
both are correct
Information that comes out of nowhere
none of the above
payment demanded for the release of a person or property
18
a hint or prediction of what is to come in the story
symbol
flashback
foreshadowing
irony
19
The narrator, in jail, says he is going to die...
tomorrow
next week
tonight
on Monday
20
What literary term is best used to describe how Bradbury shows us the house in the story?
foreshadowing
simile
personification
metaphor
21
How many days pass before the police come to the narrator's house?
four
a month
two weeks
seven
22
"Ransom of Red Chief" is told in third person omniscient.
FALSE
TRUE
23
an interruption in time to show an earlier time
flashback
hamartia
foil
setting
24
One night the narrator cuts his cat's
paw
tail
eye
ear
25
the central idea or message of a literary work
diction
leitmotif
theme
novel
26
The setting of "The Ransom of Red Chief" is Summit, Alabama. It is flat. This is an example of:
imagery
flashback
irony
foreshadowing
27
In "Raymond's Run," Mr. Pearson is the antagonist.
TRUE
FALSE
28
The events that happen in the story
plot
foreshadowing
foil
diction
29
The mood of "Ransom of Red Chief" is serious.
TRUE
FALSE
30
the form of language spoken in a particular area by particular people
dialogue
dialect
tone
voice
31
a struggle between a character and an outside force
external conflict
hyperbole
internal conflict
foil
32
Where is the narrator when he finds his second black cat?
at a bar
under his bed
at work
his backyard
33
The character who works against the main character; the opposing force:
dynamic character
protagonist
flat character
antagonist
34
In the story, "Raymond's Run," Squeaky is:
protective
sassy
all of the answers here are true
bold
35
The second time he harms the cat he...
burns him
hangs him
stabs him
drowns him
36
Martin is both the protagonist and the antagonist in The Elevator.
TRUE
FALSE
37
Red Chief is a dynamic character.
TRUE
FALSE
38
"The Black Cat" is a story about
the necessity of superstition
angry remorse
the psychology of guilt
a madman's struggle with innocence
39
what happens as a result of the climax
suspense
falling action
exposition
resolution
40
Red Chief is:
playful
all of the answers here are true
imaginative
annoyning
41
object that represents something other than its intended meaning
hero
foil
symbol
theme
42
An internal conflict.
man vs. man
man vs. society
man vs. self
man vs. nature
43
O. Henry, the author of "The Ransom of Red Chief," is known as:
the creator of detective fiction
the master of horror
the master of suspense
the master of the plot twist
44
Which of these is an example of a metaphor in the story?
the house is an altar
regiments of mice
tiny robot mice
45
The overall atmosphere or feeling of the story
mood
theme
leitmotif
irony
46
In "The Elevator," Martin's fear of elevators could best be described as:
an internal conflict
a man vs man conflict
a dynamic conflict
an external conflict
47
"The Ransom of Red Chief" has no resolution.
TRUE
FALSE
48
True or False? A plot diagram has 5 parts .
True
False
49
The problems that occur in the story:
conflicts
dialogue
plots
expositions
50
"Face your fears" is the theme of "Raymond's Run."
TRUE
FALSE
51
Things go badly for the narrator because he has become a victim to the fiend of...
anger
slothfullness
drunkeness
greed
52
In "The Ransom of Red Chief," Bill is:
bossy
annoyed
controlling
paranoid
53
What does the poem in the story symbolize?
The beauty of nature can continue even if all humans died
The future of humans is in Mars
Humans are better than animals
Humans should appreciate the beauty of nature
54
When a character is in a conflict with a group.
man vs man
man vs. self
man vs society
man vs. nature
55
The main conflict in "Ransom of Red Chief" is
character vs. characer
character vs. self
character vs. mummy
character vs. society
56
The part of the plot where the setting and characters are introduced:
exposition
falling action
rising action
climax
57
An example of Rising Action in Raymond's Run is...
Squeaky sharing a smile of respect with Gretchen after race.
Squeaky being announced as the winner of the race.
Squeaky running into Gretchen (and friends) before the race.
58
What information does the narrator give you about himself in the beginning of the story?
he has always loved animals
he has never loved animals
he has only loved cats
he has murdered many animals in his youth
59
The Setting of "There Will Come Soft Rains" is
Allendale, California the year 2026
Amargosa, California in the year 2126
Chula Vista, California in the year 2126
Alta Vista, California in the year 2026
60
How is the dog a symbol?
none of these
One of the last living things; a gentle creature
he is robotic, like all the animals in the story
61
tells only or mostly what one character thinks, feels, etc.
1st person
3rd person limited
3rd person omniscient
implicit theme
62
In "Raymonds' Run," Squeaky is a worried, paranoid character.
TRUE
FALSE
63
Man vs Man is a type of internal conflict
FALSE
TRUE
64
the character who tells the story; can be the author or a fictional character
third person limited
flat character
narrator
third person omniscient
65
A character who is the opposite or contrast of another character.
aluminum
protagonist
foil
antagonist
66
What is the climax of "Raymond's Run?"
When Squeaky races Gretchen
When Gretchen and Hazel speak down to Raymond in the street
When Squeaky realizes that Raymond can run and she can help
When Squeaky shows up to the race
67
The narrator's first black cat is named...
Venus (after Roman goddess of love)
Neptune (after the god of the sea)
Pluto (perhaps after the god of the Underworld)
Mars (after the planet)
68
The conversation between two characters
diction
dialogue
characterization
foil
69
Told by using the pronoun "I":
third person omniscient
first person point-of-view
third person limited
70
When the wall is knocked down, the policemen see the black cat...
jumping out at them.
sitting on the floor.
perched on his wife's head.
pacing in the tomb.
71
Red Chief enjoys being kidnapped. This is an example of:
irony
point of view
imagery
suspense
72
The time and place in which the events of the story occur
point-of-view
exposition
setting
characterization
73
Who is the author of Raymond's Run?
Toni Cade Bambara
Tami Kate Bamboona
Saki
Suki
74
What happens the night Pluto dies?
another cat appears that resembles Pluto
the narrator hears the cat's crying behind the wall
the narrator loses everything in a fire
the narrator kills his wife
75
Science fiction is an example of
genre
essay
poem
tone
76
POV used in Raymond's Run
3rd Person Limited
1st Person
3rd Person Omniscient
77
The methods an author uses to acquaint the reader with the characters in the story.
characterization
suspense
voice
theme
78
What begins to get bigger and become more distinct on the new cat?
The image of the gallows on his chest
The image of the narrator on his back
The image of the first cat on his back
The image of Edgar Allan Poe on his tummy.
79
True or False: man vs man is always an external conflict
False
True
80
The peak of all the action in the story.
climax
rising action
resolution
falling action

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Questions 80

Answers

1
What is ironic about the two cats?
The both have only one eye.
Neither one likes the narrator.
They both have a white patch on their chest.
The narrator ends up hanging both of them.
2
Science fiction is
based on personal experience
a genre that includes gruesome deaths and mystery
based on historical facts
imagined future scientific or technological advances
3
The kidnappers end up paying the ransom instead of receiving the ransom. This is an example of:
symbolism
irony
imagery
suspense
4
when the reader sees into the minds of all characters
1st person point of view
3rd person omniscient
dynamic character
3rd person limited
5
The turning point of the story
falling action
exposition
rising action
climax
6
the method of narration used in a story or poem; it can be first person or third person, etc.
figurative language
flashback
point-of-view
rising action
7
How does the narrator get rid of his wife's body?
burying the body under the floorboards
cutting the body into pieces and packing it in a box
by cutting the body into small pieces and burning it
walling the body up in the wall of the cellar
8
What image does the narrator see on the wall behind his bed following the fire?
skull
wife's face
cat being hung
devil
9
What does squeaky do when she see's Raymond run?
She is very surprised because she has never seen him run.
Tells him to stop
Stops in the middle of the race
Raymond runs onto the track and
10
The main character; the "good guy"
protagonist
antagonist
anti-hero
flat character
11
The final outcome of the story
resolution
falling action
exposition
theme
12
In "The Elevator," the story ends at the __________________.
rising action
climax
denouement
falling action
13
The setting of the story affects the conflict and characters.
True
False
14
Comes right after the exposition; introduces problems in the story
climax
rising action
falling action
resolution
15
Mood is the ________________ a writer creates for the reader
tone
atmosphere
feeling
attitude
16
The first stage of the plot
climax
rising action
falling action
exposition
17
What is ransom?
both are correct
Information that comes out of nowhere
none of the above
payment demanded for the release of a person or property
18
a hint or prediction of what is to come in the story
symbol
flashback
foreshadowing
irony
19
The narrator, in jail, says he is going to die...
tomorrow
next week
tonight
on Monday
20
What literary term is best used to describe how Bradbury shows us the house in the story?
foreshadowing
simile
personification
metaphor
21
How many days pass before the police come to the narrator's house?
four
a month
two weeks
seven
22
"Ransom of Red Chief" is told in third person omniscient.
FALSE
TRUE
23
an interruption in time to show an earlier time
flashback
hamartia
foil
setting
24
One night the narrator cuts his cat's
paw
tail
eye
ear
25
the central idea or message of a literary work
diction
leitmotif
theme
novel
26
The setting of "The Ransom of Red Chief" is Summit, Alabama. It is flat. This is an example of:
imagery
flashback
irony
foreshadowing
27
In "Raymond's Run," Mr. Pearson is the antagonist.
TRUE
FALSE
28
The events that happen in the story
plot
foreshadowing
foil
diction
29
The mood of "Ransom of Red Chief" is serious.
TRUE
FALSE
30
the form of language spoken in a particular area by particular people
dialogue
dialect
tone
voice
31
a struggle between a character and an outside force
external conflict
hyperbole
internal conflict
foil
32
Where is the narrator when he finds his second black cat?
at a bar
under his bed
at work
his backyard
33
The character who works against the main character; the opposing force:
dynamic character
protagonist
flat character
antagonist
34
In the story, "Raymond's Run," Squeaky is:
protective
sassy
all of the answers here are true
bold
35
The second time he harms the cat he...
burns him
hangs him
stabs him
drowns him
36
Martin is both the protagonist and the antagonist in The Elevator.
TRUE
FALSE
37
Red Chief is a dynamic character.
TRUE
FALSE
38
"The Black Cat" is a story about
the necessity of superstition
angry remorse
the psychology of guilt
a madman's struggle with innocence
39
what happens as a result of the climax
suspense
falling action
exposition
resolution
40
Red Chief is:
playful
all of the answers here are true
imaginative
annoyning
41
object that represents something other than its intended meaning
hero
foil
symbol
theme
42
An internal conflict.
man vs. man
man vs. society
man vs. self
man vs. nature
43
O. Henry, the author of "The Ransom of Red Chief," is known as:
the creator of detective fiction
the master of horror
the master of suspense
the master of the plot twist
44
Which of these is an example of a metaphor in the story?
the house is an altar
regiments of mice
tiny robot mice
45
The overall atmosphere or feeling of the story
mood
theme
leitmotif
irony
46
In "The Elevator," Martin's fear of elevators could best be described as:
an internal conflict
a man vs man conflict
a dynamic conflict
an external conflict
47
"The Ransom of Red Chief" has no resolution.
TRUE
FALSE
48
True or False? A plot diagram has 5 parts .
True
False
49
The problems that occur in the story:
conflicts
dialogue
plots
expositions
50
"Face your fears" is the theme of "Raymond's Run."
TRUE
FALSE
51
Things go badly for the narrator because he has become a victim to the fiend of...
anger
slothfullness
drunkeness
greed
52
In "The Ransom of Red Chief," Bill is:
bossy
annoyed
controlling
paranoid
53
What does the poem in the story symbolize?
The beauty of nature can continue even if all humans died
The future of humans is in Mars
Humans are better than animals
Humans should appreciate the beauty of nature
54
When a character is in a conflict with a group.
man vs man
man vs. self
man vs society
man vs. nature
55
The main conflict in "Ransom of Red Chief" is
character vs. characer
character vs. self
character vs. mummy
character vs. society
56
The part of the plot where the setting and characters are introduced:
exposition
falling action
rising action
climax
57
An example of Rising Action in Raymond's Run is...
Squeaky sharing a smile of respect with Gretchen after race.
Squeaky being announced as the winner of the race.
Squeaky running into Gretchen (and friends) before the race.
58
What information does the narrator give you about himself in the beginning of the story?
he has always loved animals
he has never loved animals
he has only loved cats
he has murdered many animals in his youth
59
The Setting of "There Will Come Soft Rains" is
Allendale, California the year 2026
Amargosa, California in the year 2126
Chula Vista, California in the year 2126
Alta Vista, California in the year 2026
60
How is the dog a symbol?
none of these
One of the last living things; a gentle creature
he is robotic, like all the animals in the story
61
tells only or mostly what one character thinks, feels, etc.
1st person
3rd person limited
3rd person omniscient
implicit theme
62
In "Raymonds' Run," Squeaky is a worried, paranoid character.
TRUE
FALSE
63
Man vs Man is a type of internal conflict
FALSE
TRUE
64
the character who tells the story; can be the author or a fictional character
third person limited
flat character
narrator
third person omniscient
65
A character who is the opposite or contrast of another character.
aluminum
protagonist
foil
antagonist
66
What is the climax of "Raymond's Run?"
When Squeaky races Gretchen
When Gretchen and Hazel speak down to Raymond in the street
When Squeaky realizes that Raymond can run and she can help
When Squeaky shows up to the race
67
The narrator's first black cat is named...
Venus (after Roman goddess of love)
Neptune (after the god of the sea)
Pluto (perhaps after the god of the Underworld)
Mars (after the planet)
68
The conversation between two characters
diction
dialogue
characterization
foil
69
Told by using the pronoun "I":
third person omniscient
first person point-of-view
third person limited
70
When the wall is knocked down, the policemen see the black cat...
jumping out at them.
sitting on the floor.
perched on his wife's head.
pacing in the tomb.
71
Red Chief enjoys being kidnapped. This is an example of:
irony
point of view
imagery
suspense
72
The time and place in which the events of the story occur
point-of-view
exposition
setting
characterization
73
Who is the author of Raymond's Run?
Toni Cade Bambara
Tami Kate Bamboona
Saki
Suki
74
What happens the night Pluto dies?
another cat appears that resembles Pluto
the narrator hears the cat's crying behind the wall
the narrator loses everything in a fire
the narrator kills his wife
75
Science fiction is an example of
genre
essay
poem
tone
76
POV used in Raymond's Run
3rd Person Limited
1st Person
3rd Person Omniscient
77
The methods an author uses to acquaint the reader with the characters in the story.
characterization
suspense
voice
theme
78
What begins to get bigger and become more distinct on the new cat?
The image of the gallows on his chest
The image of the narrator on his back
The image of the first cat on his back
The image of Edgar Allan Poe on his tummy.
79
True or False: man vs man is always an external conflict
False
True
80
The peak of all the action in the story.
climax
rising action
resolution
falling action