Honors English 1 Final Exam Review

Which literary element refers to the generalization of character traits?

Which type of conflict pits man against the forces of nature?

Which literary element includes the practice of representing things by use of symbols?

Which part of the plot focuses on solving the problem and includes the unfurling of the conflict?

The climax of "The Scarlet Ibis" occurs when:

The climax of "The Cask of Amontillado" occurs when:

Which part of the plot reveals includes the turning point and is sometimes called the point of greatest interest?

The climax of "The Most Dangerous Game" occurs when:

What is the main conflict of "Marigolds"?

This literary element compares two things by using "like" or "as"?

Which type of characterization occurs when an author TELLS a reader details about a character?

Which part of the plot includes the event or events that begin the story's problem?

What is the main conflict of "Poison"?

The narrator can only see into the mind of one character in which point of view?

Which type of characterization occurs when an author SHOWS a reader details about a character?

The climax of "Poison" occurs when:

Which part of the plot describes the ways in which the characters return to "normal"?

Which literary element refers to the manner of speaking of a particular group?

A literary element that compares two things without using "like" or "as" is called:

The main conflict of "The Most Dangerous Game" is:

In which point of view is the main character's story told by someone who heard it elsewhere?

Which meaning of a word refers to the dictionary definition of it?

Which type of conflict pits the protagonist against government, tradition, or norms?

Who wrote "The Scarlet Ibis"?

Which type of conflict takes place in the mind of the protagonist?

Which literary element involves the telling of an event that took place before the story?

Which literary element refers to a common thread incorporated into a text?

In which point of view can the narrator only relate to the reader what is seen or heard?

The Climax of "Marigolds" occurs when:

Which meaning of a word refers to the feelings that the words evokes in those who hear it?

In which point of view is the main character's story told by a person observing the events?

In which point of view does the main character tell his or her own story to the reader?

In which point of view does the narrator know everything?

Who wrote "The Most Dangerous Game"?

Which part of the plot includes events that build towards the greatest interest?

Which type of conflict pits good guy against bad guy?

When an author uses this literary element, they are hinting at events that occur later?

Which type of irony involves the reader knowing something the characters do not?

What is the main conflict in "The Scarlet Ibis"?

Which part of the plot occurs first and introduces important background information to the audience?

Which type of conflict pits man against a god or gods?

Who wrote "Poison"?

Language that appeals to the senses is called:

Who wrote "A Cask of Amontillado"?

Who wrote "Marigolds"?

Which type of conflict pits man against technology?

This literary element is used to mock or criticize an organization through the use of humor?

Which type of irony refers to the outcome being the opposite of what is expected?

What is the main conflict of "The Cask of Amontillado"?