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Elements of Fiction
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A review of the elements of fiction.
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The conversation between characters.
Imagery
Foreshadow
flashback
Dialogue
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The events between the climax and resolution where the loose ends get tied up.
Rising Action
Falling Action
Resolution
Climax
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A character that is presented in a complex way. The reader learns a lot about the character.
Flat
Dynamic
Static
Round
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The only example of internal conflict is what?
Character VS Society
Character VS Technology
Character VS Nature
Character VS Self
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A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.
Irony
Foreshadow
Imagery
Flashback
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The type of external conflict between two different people.
Character VS Society
Character VS Nature
Character VS Character
Character VS Technology
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Elements of Fiction are the same as Elements of a Short Story.
False
True
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Words or phrases that appeal to the readers' senses.
Symbolism
Imagery
Mood
Genre
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Narrator is an all-knowing, all-seeing, who understands the thoughts and feelings of any and all of the characters.
Third Person
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Limited Omniscient
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A character that changes in a dramatic way.
Round
Dynamic
Static
Flat
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The central idea or message about life that the author wants to convey to the reader.
Theme
Tone
Mood
Plot
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What is setting?
The perspective from which the story is told.
The props that are put on stage during the production.
The where and when a story takes place.
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The narrator only shares the thoughts and feelings of a few or just one character.
Third Person
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Limited Omniscient
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The type of conflict that takes place in the mind of a character.
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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The author's attitude or feelings about characters, situations or topics.
Mood
Imagery
Tone
Theme
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The type of literature characterized by a particular form or style. Examples: historical, mystery, realistic, etc.
Symbolism
Imagery
Theme
Genre
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The events that happen while the main character tries to solve the conflict.
Rising Action
Falling Action
Subplot
Climax
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The type of external conflict where a person is against a large group of people.
Character VS Nature
Character VS Technology
Character VS Man
Character VS Society
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Exists when a person says one thing, but means another.
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
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The type of conflict in which a character struggles with an outside force.
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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The struggle between opposing forces is called?
Tone
Conflict
Problem
22
Fiction is what?
Stories that involve magic, fairy tales and princesses.
Work of literature where the charcters & events are invented by the writer.
Writing that contains stage directions and different parts.
Writing that is based on real, historical fact.
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The feeling or atmosphere that an author creates an a literary work.
Tone
Mood
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A static character remains the same throughtout the story.
True
False
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The main character, usually the hero of the story.
Protagonist
Antagonist
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These are the people or animals that take part in a story's plot.
Characters
Traits
Narrators
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The opponent that works against the main character .
Antagonist
Protagonist
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The perspective from which a story is told is called what?
Foreshadow
Point of view
Tone
Mood
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The point of view is which the narrator is talking directly to the reader.
Fourth Person
Third Person
First Person
Second Person
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The narrator is part of the story. The story is told using words like "I" and "We" to tell what is happening.
First Person
Second Person
Third Person
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What is plot?
The practice of placing dots on a chart.
The sequence of events that takes you through the story.
The overall feeling that the story gives the reader.
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An object, person, place or event that represents something else entirely.
Mood
Theme
Symbolism
Tone
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The point of view in which the narrator is NOT part of the story.
Second Person
Third Person
First Person
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When earlier events are inserted into the story.
Situational irony
Foreshadow
Irony
Flashback
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Dramatic irony exists when the outcome of a situation is opposite of what one would expect.
True
False
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When authors give clues or hint at events that will happen in the future.
Foreshadow
Flashback
Tone
Irony
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The beginning of a story that may include characters and the setting.
Rising Action
Setting
Conflict
Exposition
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The final section of the plot, the outcome is called what?
Rising Action
Falling Action
Resolution
Climax
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The turning point or emotional highpoint of a story is called what?
Exposition
Climax
Conflict
Resolution
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The person or voice that tells the story.
Character
Tone
Point of view
Narrator