4. The conflict the narrator struggles with is...

B. deciding which response will be best for his people

5. The conflict not resolved is...

A. what will happen between invaders and narrator's people

13. The narrator rejects the idea of attacking the invaders because

A. the strangers have the people & weapons to harm his people

9. Luke watches his uncle carefully because

B. he promised he'd try to learn from his uncle

8. The story's POV helps you understand

D. what Luke learns from his uncle

10. The climax of the story occurs when the narrator...

A. steps out and speaks to the invaders

10. Which method of characterization is used in P. 2 to describe Uncle Henry?

B. another character's opinion of him

"I like Miss Kinnian because she is a very smart teacher." This is an example of

Indirect characterization revealed through her effect on Charlie

7. In para. 18 the narrator is losing hope because...

A. he fears his people are outnumbered

11. The narrator hides from the new invaders because

A. he distrusts them and is trying to decide what to do

The narrators from "Tell-Tale Heart" and "Flowers" are both unreliable.

TRUE. Both have unreliable narrators.

14. During the falling action you discover that the invaders...

C. are led by an English captain

12. From the description of Uncle Henry, you can infer that he is

C. careful and smart in work and business

2. In the exposition you learn...

D. the weather is cold and snowy

from "Luke Baldwin's Vow" 7. You know this is third limited because the narrator

C. is outside the story and tells what one character thinks and feels

6. The rising action begins when...

C. But now they were back again

2. The author brings Grandma's character to life by revealing

C. the granddaughter's reactions to Grandma

3. The narrator makes you aware that Grandma is not a sentimental person when she says

C. You couldn't call her welcoming... and there was not a hug in her.

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"A Year Down Yonder" 1. You can tell this is told from 1st POV because the narrator...
B. is an outside observer
D. Uses I and me
A. is a minor character
C. reveals the grandmother's and the girl's thoughts
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4. The conflict the narrator struggles with is...
B. deciding which response will be best for his people
A. choosing whether to return with the invaders
C. sharing the food or hiding it
D. betraying his people by helping the invaders
3
9. The flashback reveals that the narrator...
A. watched the invaders when they left their ship
B. was captured as a child
D. had many habits in common with the invaders
C. grew to believe the invaders were friendly
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3. In Para. 1 the author develops suspense by using this phrase...
A. first day of its arrival
C. None of them left the ship
D. signs of human life
B. I knew they'd be watching
5
Understanding the reasons behind a character's actions...
C. motivation
D. exposition
A. characterization
B. conflict
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An unreliable narrator is from this point of view
second
third omniscient
third limited
first
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5. Which character trait do the narrator and her grandmother share?
D. talkativeness
A. determination
C. lightheartedness
B. Idealism
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5. The conflict not resolved is...
A. what will happen between invaders and narrator's people
B. how the narrator will decide to communicate with the invaders
C. whether the invaders can make their way into the forest
D. choosing if he should stay hidden
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the message, moral, or lesson
symbolism
resolution
conflict
theme
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8. The flashback begins when the narrator says...
A. I met them first...
B. But by now I knew...
D. But I still retreated...
C. There were so many more...
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4. Grandma is best described as
D. self-important
B. generous
C. no-nonsense
A. easygoing
12
13. The granddaughter and Luke can both be described as
B. confused
D. spoiled
C. observant
A. cheerful
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a literary device in which a concrete object represents an abstract idea/concept
Dramatic irony
Plot
Theme
Symbolism
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13. The narrator rejects the idea of attacking the invaders because
C. neither wants a fight
B. the strangers are peaceful and hope to do good deeds
A. the strangers have the people & weapons to harm his people
D. the narrator speaks their language
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9. Luke watches his uncle carefully because
D. the family wants Luke to succeed at the sawmill
B. he promised he'd try to learn from his uncle
C. Uncle Henry knows more than anyone Luke has met
A. he's new and want to make a good impression
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8. The story's POV helps you understand
A. the importance of sawmills
C. that nothing of value should be wasted
D. what Luke learns from his uncle
B. what Aunt Helen thinks about her husband
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When this is present, the reader knows more than the characters.
situational irony
internal conflict
external conflict
dramatic irony
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a well-known literary or cultural reference
recurring theme
parallel episode
irony
allusion
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Which of these is NOT one of the stages of plot?
resolution
point of view
climax
climax
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10. The climax of the story occurs when the narrator...
C. returns home
D. hears the invaders talk to their leader
A. steps out and speaks to the invaders
B. hides from the invaders
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10. Which method of characterization is used in P. 2 to describe Uncle Henry?
A. a description of his speech patterns
B. another character's opinion of him
D. the author's direct comments
C. Uncle Henry's own thoughts
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6. The narrator brings her radio because she
B. thinks people in Grandma's town don't have them
A. is afraid that her radio will be taken
D. thinks she'll be isolated
C. does not want to make friends
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11. Uncle Henry's words and actions in P. 4 show him to be a
B. strict boss
A. patient teacher
C. fun-loving relative
D. dishonest businessman
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"I like Miss Kinnian because she is a very smart teacher." This is an example of
indirect characterization revealed through her speech
Indirect characterization revealed through her effect on Charlie
direct characterization revealed through Charlie's thoughts
direct characterization revealed through Charlie's speech
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a minor plot that relates in some way to a major story
irony
subplot
archetype
parallel episode
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speech, thoughts, effect on others. actions, looks
dramatic irony
motivation
indirect characterization
direct characterization
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7. In para. 18 the narrator is losing hope because...
C. he thinks the invaders are looking for a captive
D. his footprints might lead the invaders to his people
A. he fears his people are outnumbered
B. his hiding places are too visible
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11. The narrator hides from the new invaders because
A. he distrusts them and is trying to decide what to do
D. a search party is looking for him
B. other people are coming to help
C. he wants to surprise them from a protected location
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The narrators from "Tell-Tale Heart" and "Flowers" are both unreliable.
False. Only the "Flowers" narrator is unreliable.
FALSE. Only the TTH narrator is unreliable.
TRUE. Both have unreliable narrators.
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Character details explicitly described by the author/narrator are said to be indirect.
True
False
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14. During the falling action you discover that the invaders...
B. have strangely colored eyes
C. are led by an English captain
A. arrive on a large ship
D. mistreat their animals and each other
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When a character faces a difficult decision....
character motivation
internal conflict
person vs. person
external conflict
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12. From the description of Uncle Henry, you can infer that he is
A. unconcerned about others' feelings
D. confident he has good health
B. shy and forgetful about business
C. careful and smart in work and business
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In third limited POV, we are limited to the mind of one character.
True
False
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"The Invaders" Question 1: What event happens first?
C. narrator thinks about attacking...
B. invaders leave the ship...
D. narrator steps into view
A. invaders look at the ground...
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How does the narrator describe himself at the beginning of "The Tell-Tale Heart" (TTH)?
D. forgetful
B. nervous
A. clever
C. mad
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2. In the exposition you learn...
D. the weather is cold and snowy
A the narrator speaks English
B. the invaders are cruel
C. Captain Standish is a leader
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from "Luke Baldwin's Vow" 7. You know this is third limited because the narrator
A. is a main character in the story
B. tells about the thoughts and feelings of all characters
C. is outside the story and tells what one character thinks and feels
D. describes his/her own thoughts
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Which of these is NOT a subplot in "Flowers"?
Charlie and his co-workers
Charlie and the doctors
The doctors and their wives
Charlie and Miss Kinnian
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12. Which phrase helps you to figure out when an event occurs?
D. They paused now
C. I could at times
A. There were some differences
B. It was a long journey
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Charlie vs. Algernon
person vs. nature
all 3
external conflict
person vs. self
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6. The rising action begins when...
D. Yes, we could be cruel too.
C. But now they were back again
B. I learned to wear their clothing...
A. They looked very much like us.
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2. The author brings Grandma's character to life by revealing
D. A detailed description of Grandma's life
B. Grandma's own thoughts about her granddaughter
A. townspeople's opinions of her
C. the granddaughter's reactions to Grandma
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3. The narrator makes you aware that Grandma is not a sentimental person when she says
C. You couldn't call her welcoming... and there was not a hug in her.
A. My goodness, she was a big woman.
B. She drew nearer till she blotted out the day.
D. She aimed one of her chins down the platform.
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A theme can be summed up in a word or two.
True
False

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