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NARRATIVE ELEMENTS- This is a mockingbird
NARRATIVE ELEMENTS- This is a mockingbird
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1
Why does Harrison declare an empire?
He wants to end the oppression and misery of the people of the USA
He wants to marry the ballerina
He wants to kill the Handicapper General
He just wants power
2
What does bibliophile mean?
Lover of English culture
Lover of books
Lover of food
Lover of French culture
3
How is everyone made equal in Harrison Bergeron?
With lead weights and masks
With lead weights, masks, and radio noises in the ear
With brainwashing
With lead weights
4
Was
My Father
fiction or non fiction?
Fiction
Non fiction
Fantasy
Both
5
Which of the following is a metaphor?
He dove as swiftly as an eagle
A blanket of snow draped the landscape
The babbling brook ran below
The ocean was bright, blue, and shining
6
Which of the following is an example of personification? (2)
The moon smiled down
The storm raged outside
The blue waves gently broke on the shore
The ship was a bobbing top in the ocean
7
How did Captain Torres know that the barber would not kill him? (2)
The barber told him
He probably had informants who knew the barber's character
He knew it was not easy to kill
He wanted to die
8
Which of the following is an example of literal description?
The storm raged and roared
The moon was bright and full
The yellow button sun shone in the sky
The moon smiled down
9
Why are the children afraid of Boo Radley?
He is crazy
He is a serial killer
He makes moaning sounds in the night
He was locked up in his house for 15 years and attacked his father
10
Where in a plot line does the denouement come?
In the climax of the story
At the beginning
At the end
In the falling action
11
What was the scarlet ibis a symbol of? (2 answers)
It was a symbol of joy
It was a symbol of courage
It was a symbol of loss
It was a symbol of the death of Doodle
12
In Harrison Bergeron, what is the main theme?
That forcing people to be the same does not create equality or happiness
That everyone should have completely average intelligence
Harrison Bergeron is a genius
People are handicapped with lead weights and masks
13
Which of the following is a simile?
The silver dollar moon shone above
She swam like a duck
The waves sighed beneath us
There were a gazillion bubbles
14
What do you call a perspective where the character tells the story using "I"?
Second person
Third person limited
First person
Third person omniscient
15
What does literary mean?
Lover of books
Of literature
Another word for imagery
It means the same as literal
16
What is foreshadowing?
The shadows of the characters in a story
Something that represents an idea beyond itself
A character's memory of a previous time
An event that predicts or foretells a future event in a story
17
What is the setting of the novel
To Kill a Mockingbird?
Fictional Maycombe in the Southern USA in the Depression era
Nebraska
New York
The 1800s
18
In The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas, what is one theme?
Money does not buy happiness
There cannot be happiness without suffering
Murder is never justified
Endemic racism creates personal misery
19
Why does Norma want to push the button?
She wants to kill her husband
She wants a holiday
She is afraid of Mr. Steward
She wants a holiday and a new house and money
20
What do you call a story told about your own life?
A flashback
Fiction
A biography
An autobiography
21
What is the climax of
Just Lather That's All?
When Torres tells the barber that he knew all along
When the barber decides not to kill Torres
When Captain Torres enters the barber shop
When the barber debates whether to kill Torres
22
How is character revealed in a story?
Actions only
Thoughts, words, actions, description, and what others say about him/her
Thoughts, words, actions, and what others say about the character
Thoughts, words, and actions
23
What do you call a perspective where a story is told by a narrator who cannot see into the characters' minds?
Third person limited
Second person
Third person omniscient
First person
24
What is the setting of
Just Lather?
Near Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
In a Utopian city called Omelas between the mountains and the sea
In a futuristic USA
A barber shop in a government controlled town in the middle of a revolution
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What is the opposite of a utopia or perfect world?
A totalitarian state
A dystopia
A nightmare
A democracy
