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What is "Allusion"?
A reference to something famous
A type of language used to confuse.
A way of storytelling.
A rhetorical question.
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What does "Compare" mean?
To look at similarities and differences.
To ignore differences.
To find the differences between things.
To create a new thing.
3
What does "Paragraph" mean?
A section of writing focusing on a particular idea or topic.
A single word.
A collection of words
A list of instructions.
4
What is "External Conflict"?
A struggle between a character and an outside force
A struggle that involves the plot.
A struggle that happens within a character's mind.
A disagreement between two characters who do not speak.
5
What does "Suggests" mean?
To explain something.
To give an idea without saying it directly.
To show something clearly.
To hide something from view.
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What does "Provide" mean?
To create an idea.
To give or supply
To hide something.
To take away.
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What is a "Rhetorical Question"?
A question that is asked and demands an answer.
A question about a character.
A question that does not require an answer
A question that explains the plot.
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What is the meaning of "Describe"?
To give a detailed account of something.
To perform an action.
To suggest an idea.
To compare two things.
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What is "Personification"?
Describing a place.
Giving human qualities to non-human things.
Comparing two unlike things.
Giving animals to human characters.
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What is "Etymology"?
The study of character development.
The study of the origins and history of words.
The analysis of narrative techniques.
The process of writing a story.
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What does "Theme" mean?
A character's action.
The mood of a story.
The time and place of a story.
The universal message
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What is "Plot"?
The feelings of the characters.
The resolution of a story.
The sequence of events in a story.
The conflict in the story.
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What does "Characterization" mean?
The main plot of the story.
The list of characters in a story from greatest to smallest
How an author transforms a real life person into a character in a story
The way the author describes and develops characters in a story.
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What does "Contrast" mean?
To agree with something.
To point out the differences between things.
To find similarities between things.
To ignore the details.
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What is "Prose"?
A kind of musical song.
A type of poetry.
A spoken language.
Written language that is not poetry.
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What is "Setting"?
The conflict between characters.
The main problem in a story.
The time and place where the story happens.
The main idea of the story.
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What is an "Idiom"?
A poetic tool
A narrative structure used to bring clarity in writing
A type of metaphor.
words are used in a way that has a different meaning
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What is "Exposition" in a story?
The part of the story that shows the rising action.
Characters, setting, and conflict are introduced.
The climax of the story.
The conclusion of the story.
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What does "Compare" mean?
To find the differences between things.
To ignore differences.
To look at similarities and differences.
To create a new thing.
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What does "Resolution" mean in a story?
The development of the plot.
The final outcome or solution to the conflict.
The problem or challenge the characters face.
The setting of the story.
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What is "Grammar"?
The structure of a story
The structure and rules of a language.
Punctuation
A type of writing style.
22
What is "Ethos"?
A way to persuade by using facts.
A way to persuade by appealing to a character’s authority
A way to persuade by using emotions.
A way to tell a story.
23
What does "Recall" mean?
To express an opinion.
To move something away.
To remember
To forget something.
24
What does "Raises" mean?
To read aloud.
To shout loudly.
To lift or increase
To lower something.
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What is "Style" in literature?
The way the author writes
A type of conflict.
The setting of the story.
The main problem of the story.
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What does "Foreshadow" mean?
To provide a solution.
To compare two ideas.
To explain something in detail.
To hint at something that will happen later.
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What is "Logos"?
The use of a character’s credibility to persuade.
The use of emotions to persuade.
The use of logic and reasoning
The use of humor to persuade.
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What is "Satire"?
A serious piece of writing.
To mock
A type of poetry.
A method for teaching.
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What is "First Person Point of View"?
A story told by an unknown narrator.
A story told by a character using "I" or "we."
A story told by the reader.
A story told by a narrator outside the story using "he" or "she."
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What is "Metaphor"?
A comparison using "like" or "as."
A comparison of two things without using "like" or "as."
A kind of storytelling.
A way to describe things in an exaggerated way.
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What is "Irony"?
Something that happens as expected.
A way of telling a story.
A surprising twist that contradicts expectations.
A description of characters.
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What is "Pathos"?
The use of humor to persuade.
The use of a person’s credibility to persuade.
The use of emotions to pursuade
The use of logic and reasoning
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What is "Derivation"?
The process of creating a character.
The method for writing a plot.
The process of creating a character who stands out from the rest
The process of obtaining a word or phrase from another language or source.
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What does "Rhetoric" mean?
A form of dance.
The study of logic.
Figurative language
A way to write stories.
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What is the "Central Idea"?
The thesis statement
A person's opinion.
A small part of the story.
The main idea or point of the passage.
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What is "Pathos"?
A way to persuade by appealing to emotions.
A way to persuade using logic.
A way to tell a story.
A way to persuade by showing trustworthiness.
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What does "Repetition" mean?
To explain a new idea.
To repeat a word, phrase, or idea for emphasis or effect
To say or do something only once.
To create a new character in a story.
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What does "Explain" mean?
To confuse someone.
To hide information.
To make an assumption.
To show the meaning
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What does "Fill in the bubble" mean?
Draw a picture.
Write a sentence.
Speak to someone
Mark a choice on a test sheet.
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What does "Link" mean?
To form a connection or relationship between things.
To describe an idea in a story.
To remove one thing from another.
To create a new problem in a story.
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What is "Internal Conflict"?
A struggle within a character’s own mind or emotions.
A problem with the setting.
A problem between characters.
A problem with the plot.
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What does "Reveal" mean?
To create a story.
To hide something.
To speak quietly.
To make something known or visible.
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What is "Validity"?
The main idea of a story.
The emotional appeal used in writing.
The accuracy of a claim
The setting of a story.
44
What is "Figurative Language"?
Language that goes beyond the literal meaning of words
Language that repeats the same word.
Language that uses words in a literal, direct way.
Language that only describes characters.
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What is "Conflict"?
The characters’ feelings.
The setting of a story.
A peaceful resolution.
The problem of a story
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What does "Implies" mean?
To say something directly.
To suggest something without saying it clearly.
To hide something.
To reveal something completely.
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What does "Show" mean (not like a film or play)?
To hide something.
To demonstrate or display something.
To pretend.
To listen carefully.
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What does it mean to "Connect"?
To build a wall between two things.
To create a relationship or link
To separate two ideas.
To ignore the differences between things.
