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Literary Elements
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The plot is the set of events that happen in a story.
False
True
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Person versus person is not a type of conflict.
True
False
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The process of creating a character from the personality to the physical appearance.
Characterization
Conclift
Point of view
Plot
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Voice is the combination of syntax, diction, characterization and punctuation that shows the unique style of the writer.
False
True
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The conflict between the perso and the rules of his country or the social rules is called person versus society
True
False
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In fiction we can't have non human characters.
False
True
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When two opposing forces collice.
Conflict
Style
Plot
Voice
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A type of of conflict that happents when a person faces against the laws of nature or a natural catastrophe.
Person versus nature
Person versus self
Person versus society
Person versus person
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When you write imitating the natural flow of speech is called...
Non-fiction
Prose
Poetry
Poetry
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Literature is all around you and sometimes you might not realize that you are dealing with it.
False
True
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The moment when the plot as reached the peak
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
Rishng action
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The perspective in which the story is told
Point of view
Plot
Characterization
Voice
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The part of the plot where conflict starts to get complicated
Rising action
Falling action
Resolution
Exposition
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Nonfiction is not based in true events and everything is totally made up.
False
True
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The story The Piece of String shows a person versus person type of conflict.
False
True
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Is the written work that uses rhyme, rythim and structure to convey a message in an indirect way.
Prose
Nonfiction
Poetry
Fiction
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A conflict that happens within the person's mind
Person versus person
Person versus society
Person versus nature
Person versus self