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Which poetic element relates to the rhyme and rhythm of a poem?
Sound
Tone
Form
Imagery
2
What is the most common type of internal conflict?
Person v G-d/Fate
Person v Person
Person v Self
Person v Society
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What is the element that is directly related to the division and subdivision of drama?
plot
conflict
character
setting
4
What is the term for a 'paragraph' in a poem?
stanza
enjambment
end-stop
concrete
5
What is the term for the part of the plot which establishes setting and character?
climax
exposition
denouement
rising action
6
A single sentence may be contained in only 1 line or continue to another line. Which term means that it continues?
concrete
end-stop
enjambment
stanza
7
Which of these is used if the character wants to whisper to another?
monologue
aside
soliloquoy
dialogue
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As physical and emotional changes occur, characters display
aging
emotion
character development
protagonist / antagonist
9
What is the type of drama that evolved from adding music to the background of scenes?
farce
liturgical
kabuki
opera
10
What is the term for a repeating symbol or grouping of similar symbols that directly supports the theme?
motif
allegory
allusion
symbolism
11
Which are the two ways we define setting?
True
False
12
All poetry uses figurative language.
True
False
13
Which perspective focuses on a narrator telling all the feelings and thoughts of the characters in addition to the plot?
3rd person omniscient
1st person
3rd person objective
3rd person limited
14
The main character of a story, regardless of hero or villain, is called the
epic hero
dynamic character
round character
protagonist
15
What are the division of a drama?
acts
setting
lines
scenes
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character is stereotypical or symbolic: flat
True
False
17
Which type of conflict works heavily with the setting element?
Person v Person
Person v Society
Person v Monster
Person v G-d/Fate
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Which poetic element draws on the physical layout of the poem?
Sound
Tone
Form
Imagery
19
What is the term for the part of the plot which includes the turning point of the story?
resolution
falling action
climax
rising action
20
Which tool is best used for poetry analysis?
DIDLS
SOAPSTone
SCASI
TP-CAST
21
What are the elements of fiction?
setting, character, POV, conflict, plot, symbol, theme
setting, character, action, style, idea
character, setting, plot
strategy, genre, perspective
22
character that contrasts another character in order to highlight certain qualities
confidante
antagonist
stock
foil
23
What is the form of expression beginning in ancient cultures that expresses complex or abstract emotions?
poetry
research
drama
prose
24
How long do you have for each prompt?
20 minutes
30 minutes
45 minutes
40 minutes
25
What are the two most common types of drama?
comedy and tragedy
tragedy and farse
historical and pastoral
comedy and satirical
26
What is the term for the system of rhyme and rhythm in a poem?
accent
versification
scheme
meter
27
Which poetic element provides the emotional context of the poem?
Sound
Tone
Form
Imagery
28
Which poetic element uses figurative language rather than literal language?
Tone
Form
Sound
Imagery
29
What is the term for the combination of stressed and/or unstressed syllables?
free verse
foot
blank verse
iamb
30
Which perspective focuses on a narrator telling only the events, not the feelings or thoughts of the characters?
3rd person objective
1st person
3rd person omniscient
3rd person limited
31
Which of these is NOT used when the performer is on stage with other characters?
aside
monologue
dialogue
soliloquoy
32
Which is NOT a classical category of literature?
research
poetry
prose
drama
33
What is the term for the pattern of rhyme?
scheme
accent
meter
versification
34
character remains the same throughout the story: dynamic
True
False
35
What is the term for the part of the plot which contains the final point of action?
climax
denouement
rising action
resolution