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Term 2 Final Review
Fantasy (genre) includes:
The feeling or atmosphere created for the reader:
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The feeling or atmosphere created for the reader:
Allusion
Theme
Mood
Dialogue
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Fantasy (genre) includes:
A reference to a famous person
Improbable people, places, or events
Real historical figures with actual events
The highest point in the story.
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The inciting incident of a story is:
The event that starts the plot moving
An element that appears over and over again
The written conversation between characters
A message about life or human nature
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An element that appears over and over again in a group of literary works.
Motif
Inciditing Incident
Foreshadowing
External Conflict
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Point of View where author is an observer and does NOT take part in the action of the story.
3rd Person
4th Person
1st Person
2nd Person
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The climax of a story is:
Wraps up the story.
The highest point of the story
The beginning of the story
Describes the setting and characters
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When the main character is battling another character this is an example of:
Climax
Motif
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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The technique or hinting about something that has not happened yet.
Motif
Allusion
Foreshadowing
Flashback
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The reason a character acts, feels, or thinks a certain way.
Irony
Mood
Motif
Character Motivation
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Historical Fiction is:
is based in the past
Both A and C
Is based in the future
has believable events
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The growing tension and excitement felt by the reader.
Mood
Climax
Suspense
Inciting Incident
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A research paper is an example of:
Persuasive Writing
Descriptive Writing
Expository writing
Narrative Writing
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A reference to a famous person, place, event, or work of literature.
Foreshadowing
Irony
Allusion
Hyperbole
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The theme of a story is:
The feel or mood of the story
A message about life or human nature
A reference to a famous person
The growing tension felt by the reader
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A diary is an example of:
Persuasive writing
Descriptive writing
Narrative writing
Expository Writing