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Eng 8 "Miss Hinch"/Short Story Unit Review
Eng 8 "Miss Hinch"/Short Story Unit Review
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includes elements of a story and review of the short story, "Miss Hinch" by Henry Syndor Harrison
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author hints at something to come
motif
flashback
foreshadowing
irony
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main problem of story. can be internal/external
climax
conflict
setting
antagonist
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time & place of story
plot
setting
conflict
theme
4
On what was the message written that ticket-chopper found on the floor of the subway station?
back of gum wrapper
scrap of newspaper
note pad
bill of fare
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What is the first clue to the true identity of the old woman?
old woman gives clergyman wrong address for Mrs Catherwood
and the suggestion that they stop at the ticket-chopper
old woman praises Jessie Dark too much
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main character, good guy, hero/heroine
antagonist
setting
plot
protagonist
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an external conflict that involves the struggle between a character & elements of nature
character vs. character
character vs. self
character vs. nature
character vs. society
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Miss Hinch's motive
Catherwood cheated on her
Catherwood announced his engagement
Catherwood wrote a negative review of her show
Catherwood tried to kill her - it was self-defense
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causes conflict, bad guy, villain
theme
protagonist
POV
antagonist
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pronouns often used in 1st person POV
he
we
I
they
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Jessie Dark's occupation...
clergyman
investigative newspaper reporter
teacher
orthodontist
12
Waiter finds this on the floor after clearing the table...
the white pencil with blue lead
bill with a message about clue to place to find Miss Hinch
clergyman's cane
crust from toast
13
involves the struggle b/w a character & the rules that govern the society in which he/she lives
character vs. self
character vs. society
character vs. nature
character vs. character
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narrarator is IN the story
fourth person POV
third person POV
first person POV
second person POV
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takes place within the character's mind
external conflict
internal conflict
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solution to the problem, conflict resolved
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
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The clergyman stoops beside the dead woman's body to pick up what object
Bible
hankerchief
money
spectacles
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What is the real purpose for the old lady's request to borrow the clergyman's pencil?
to do newspaper crossword puzzle
to highlight important info
to write down clergyman's address
to write clue
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POV of "Miss Hinch"
2nd person POV
1st person POV
POV is unknown
3rd person POV
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setting of "Miss Hinch"
Harrisburg, PA
London, England
New York City, NY
Wilmington, DE
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"Miss Hinch" central character
Miss Hinch
Ticket Chopper
John Catherwood
Jessie Dark
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Why does clergyman stick finger with pin & press his handkerchief against the bleeding finger?
He's diabetic and needs to check blood sugar
trick to wipe off OW wrinkles - reveal true identity
He needed to pop a blister
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What type of conflict does "Miss Hinch" reveal?
character vs. nature
character vs. self
character vs. character
character vs. society
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Who did Miss Hinch supposedly murder?
John Catherwood
Cathy Johnwood
Henry SYNDOR Harrison
John Harrison
25
a past event is described to help explain characters or situation
flashback
foreshadowing
irony
symbolism
26
expression of opposite of what is expected/meant. Verbal, situational, dramatic
mood
tone
irony
theme
27
lessons/truths author conveys through story
theme
falling action
character
plot
28
"Miss Hinch" antagonist
John Catherwood
Ticket Chopper
Miss Hinch
Jessie Dark
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an external conflict that involves the struggle between two or more characters
character vs. society
character vs. nature
character vs. character
character vs. self
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narrator is NOT in the story (not a character)
2nd person POV
1st person POV
4th person POV
3rd person POV
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writer of the story
author
theme
character
point of view
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what was the message written that the ticket-chopper found on the floor of the subway station?
Miss Hinch Miller's restaurant Get police quick
Police! Miss Hinch 14th st subw
Miss Hinch 14th St. subway Get police quick
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author of "Miss Hinch"
Syndor Henry Harrison
Harrison Sydnor Henry
Harry Syndor Hennrison
Henry Syndor Harrison
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series of events
plot
conflict
setting
character
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animals, people, fictional creatures in story
author
characters
POV
theme
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an internal conflict that involves the struggle between a character and his/her conscience
character vs. character
character vs. society
character vs. nature
character vs. self
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How is the conflict resolved in "Miss Hinch"?
Miss Hinch is caught by clergyman
The old woman dies in train crash
Miss Hinch discovered at the restaurant
The old woman's hatpin catches Miss Hinch's beard
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What object is responsible for the revelation of the clergyman's identity?
hankerchief
eye witness
hatpin
confession
39
Jessie Dark disguises herself as...
a policeman
a secretary
an old woman
a clergyman
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takes place
outside
of the character's body
internal conflict
external conflict
