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Literary Elements (especially in FREAK THE MIGHTY)
Literary Elements (especially in FREAK THE MIGHTY)
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Narratives (stories) are generally written to ______________ the audience.
educate
inform
entertain
outsmart
2
Narrative and narrator are synonyms.
True
False
3
A DYNAMIC CHARACTER is a character that
never learns from his behavior.
changes over the course of the story.
can fly and jump tall buildings.
is a superhero.
4
Imagery = particular words in literary text that create visual pictures in our minds.
True
False
5
When Max talks about his feet exploding out of his shoes and he trips a lot, that means he is probably ______________
an 8th Grader.
growing.
clumsy.
poor.
6
FREAK THE MIGHTY is told from the first person point of view.
False
True
7
IDIOMS: An example of an idiom is:
The grass is always browner on the other side of the fence.
It is as tight as sandwich wrap.
That was a piece of cake!
1,000,000 people can't be wrong.
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IDIOM: an example of an idiom in FREAK THE MIGHTY is "little pitchers have big ears."
False
True
9
The book FREAK THE MIGHTY is an example of a narrative.
True
False
10
CONFLICT: Without conflict in a story, that story would be very _____________.
stimulating
exciting
boring
entertaining
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A character's motivation is the reason for their certain thoughts, feelings, actions or speech.
False
True
12
CHARACTER TRAIT: Max's character traits are intelligence and gentleness.
True
False
13
Two examples of literary techniques that make narrative writing more interesting are
plot and fiction.
foreshadowing and flashback.
repeating characters.
irony and idioms.
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Idioms
are expressions that have a different
_______
than what the words actually say.
phrase
word
meaning
answer
15
SETTING in a literary work is _____________
unnecessary.
plot and temporal words.
motivation and mood.
time and location.
16
FIRST PERSON POINT OF VIEW is told from the viewpoint of the narrator, using ________.
he, she, it and they
I, we, and me
all of the above
you
17
Some LITERARY ELEMENTS are characters, setting, conflict, plot, and point of view.
True
False
18
A flashback is when an author uses hints or clues to give a reader an idea of what may happen next.
False
True
19
"Dynamic" comes from a Greek word meaning "power or force that stimulates change."
False
True
20
TEMPORAL WORDS refer to time.
True
False
21
HYPERBOLE: a hyperbole is
the same as an idiom.
an extreme exaggeration in literature or speech.
a football game played annually in California.
a Greek word meaning "bird."
22
A plot has rising action, middle action, falling action and end action.
True
False
23
Internal conflict is...
character vs. fate
character vs. self
character vs. nature
character vs. character
24
The goal a writer has when writing for an audience is called _________________.
narrative
purpose
idiom
logical
25
When Max calls himself a Butthead and is hard on himself, the author is showing Max's...
stupidity
external conflict
depression
internal conflict
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POINT OF VIEW is the mood and motivation of the person telling the story.
False
True