Author's Craft (PARCC Review)

Which of the following is NOT another word for a claim?

Which of the following is NOT an example of figurative language?

A _____ character changes through the story’s conflict.

__ = when the narrator is outside the story but knows the thoughts of just one character.

Which of the following is NOT true of theme?

A/an _____ is something that combines opposite terms in a brief phrase. Ex.: jumbo shrimp

The ______________ is the sequence of events, or what happens, in a story.

The ___ is the central message of a literary work, a generalization about human beings or life.

Which of the following is not a type of point of view?

Which lit. device is NOT in this sentence? "He felt like the flowers were waving hello."

Choose the correct formatting for this quote.

What is something an author might repeat in fiction texts to develop theme?

Which of the following is NOT a word you would use to describe tone?

Using clues from the text, a reader can draw a conclusion or a/an ____

Which of the following is NOT an analysis verb?

Choose the correct citation for this quote.

_____ occurs when there is a contrast between what is said and what is meant.

Anything that stands for or represents something else is called a/an _____.

A _________________________ is an exaggerated statement used to heighten effect.

How do writers show that there is inner thinking in a story?

Define tone and mood.

What is the antonym of conflict?

What is a synonym for the "villain" of a story?

Which of the following words would you NOT use to talk about poetry?

How might a non-fiction writer appeal to or relate to his/her audience?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a type of structure for non-fiction texts?

The _____ is the most exciting point in a story for the main character.

Feelings or ideas associated with a word’s meaning; beyond its dictionary definition is _____.

Which of the following does an author NOT do to develop character?

Which of the following would you NOT put quotation marks around?