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Plot and Plot Structure
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Plot Structure Review
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Find the Protagonist
The Evil Step Mother
The Joker
The Little Mermaid
The Wicked Witch
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alliteration
a penguin
a series of words or phrases that begin with the same words
an oblique reference. Often literary, religious, or historical
a few words in a row that begin with the same sound.
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Allusion
A quotation from reference to a book, paper, or author.
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A reference in literature, or in visual or performing arts
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Resolution means
The problem in the story
The ending of the story when the conflict resolves
The name of the main character
Who is in the story
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Which of these examples is NOT an allusion?
He scales a building like Spiderman
Chocolate is my kryptonite
He is a Romeo around the ladies
Her smile is bright like sun shine
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Irony
something unexpected
A term for things that look like a metal iron.
figurative language for the five senses
the opposite of a clear expectation.
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metaphor
comparing two things using like or as.
a literal image
a figurative comparisson of two unlike things
a simile
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This is personification:
True
False
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The turning point of the story, usually the most exciting part
Falling action
People, Animals or Creatures
Climax
Resolution
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What is hyperbole?
an exaggerated statement not to be taken literally
words that make you use your 5 senses
animal cannibalism
statement being smaller, worse, or less important than it is
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True or False: The exposition provides any background information about the characters or setting.
True
False
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A problem that a character must resolve is called
Orientation
Characterisation
Conflict
Resolution
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which is a hyperbole
I could smell the pizza from a mile away
I was as cold as a ice burg
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Characters are...
People, animals or creatures in the story
Events in the story
All of the events after the climax
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Man Vs Self is a conflict the character has internally.
False
True
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Which one of these characters is an Antagonist?
Sleeping Beauty
The Big Bad Wolf
Little Red Riding Hood
Cinderella
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Foreshadowing
An indirect reference
Comparing two things using like or as
An indication of a future event
Words or phrases that aren’t meant to be taken literally
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"Scenery" in a film is the same as ______________ in Literary Elements.
Plot
Style
Setting
Character
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Literary techniques
are specific, deliberate constructions of language which an author uses to convey meaning.
True
False
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Which is NOT a simile?
rosy red cheeks
slow as stalled time
red like wine
eyes like the sun
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Which is the simile?
She is a horse.
She is a dog
She is a cat
She is as caring as a horse
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The difference between mood and tone is that MOOD is the way the book makes the READER feel.
True
False
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Coincidence or Irony?
Coincidence
Irony
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What is a simile?
a comparison that does not use like or as
a comparison that uses a speech bubble
a comparison that uses rhetoric and repetition
a comparison using like or as
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what is plot??
the sequence of the book.
the sequence of main events in a story.
the sequence on the people in the story.
the sequence of the main character in the story.
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Is this a metaphor?
No
Yes
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Man Vs. Man is the most traditional type of conflict
True
False
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Imagery is...
an extreme exaggeration
When the author includes pictures
visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work
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A setting is
Who is in the story
The problem in the story
Where and when a story takes place
The name of the main character
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Is this an Allusion
Yes
No
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All of the events after the climax are called?
Orientation
Falling action
Rising action
Setting
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All of the events before the climax that build tension are called?
Climax
Setting
Falling action
Rising action
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Theme is...
the song that plays before a TV show
the lesson the story teaches
the main idea of the story
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Is this a metaphor?
Yes
No
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Literary Elements are...
Earth, Wind, Water, and Fire
techniques an author uses to make the story more interesting
The parts of a story that make up a whole story
