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Literary Elements Review
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The
protagonist
of a story is
Main character of an artistic work that the story would not exist without.
A character or force that opposes the narrator.
A character who does not grow or evolve over time.
The character(s) who opposes the main character.
2
The following are all examples of
imagery except
:
sounds
smells
tempuratures
predictions
3
There are
5
essential story elements
False
True
4
Contrast between what is expected and what actually happens...
Hyperbole
Antagonist
Irony
Tone
5
The following is an example of
hyperbole
:
"I'm stuffed! I must weigh 1,000 pounds!"
"Watch out for her sensitive back. She got a little sun yesterday!"
"You lost power, overslept and had no blow dryer? Wow!
"The wind whispered in my ear."
6
If the story is told through the eyes or perspective of only
one person
in the story, the writer has used:
Third person omniscient POV
First person POV
Alternating narration
Third person limited POV
7
The protagonist is always the "good guy" in a story.
True
False
8
Alliteration
is the...
Repetition of vowel sounds.
Two seemingly contradictory words used together for effect.
Repetition of consonant sounds.
Words whose sound imitate the sound of the noise or action it makes.
9
The methods that the writer uses to develop characters.
Allusion
Protagonist
Characterization
Figurative language
10
Words like "
humorous
," "
gloomy
, and "
encouraging
" could all be used to describe:
Allusion
Tone
Imagery
Repetition
11
Hints or clues as to what will happen later in the plot
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Analogy
Symbol
12
In the story of Cinderella, the is
stepmother
is the:
Protagonist
Antagonist
Narrator
Conflict
13
Plot, conflict, character, theme, and imagery are 5 essential story elements -- present in EVERY story.
False
True
14
“Oh my Luve is a red, red rose, Newly sprung in June"
is an example of:
Simile
Metaphor
Tone
Setting
15
Struggle between opposing forces and the basis of plot in literature.
Conflit
Point of view
Theme
Allusion
16
"The wind is as cold as ice."
is a example of what Technique?
Metaphor
Onomatopoia
Simile
Alliteration
17
Chracter VS Nature
is a type of:
Foreshadowing
Conflict
Irony
Antagonist
18
An indirect reference made to another literary work, event, famous person, religion, art or place.
Analogy
Repetition
Allusion
Metaphor
19
"The old mansion frowned down at us from the top of the hill"
is an example of which figure of speech?
Metaphor
Foreshadowing
Personification
Simile
20
The
antagonist
of the story is...
None of the above
The villain of the story
An opposing force
Both of the above
21
using a chalkboard to represent education
would be an example of:
Imagery
Characterization
Symbolism
Irony
22
Descriptive words or phrases that recreate sensory experiences for the reader.
Point of view
Setting
Symbol
Imagery
23
"I need better butter, because the butter I bought is bitter"
is an example of:
Imagery
Foreshadowing
Symbol
Alliteration
24
Characterization
is the development of a character and their motivation through their...
Thoughts and actions
Interactions with other characters
All of the above
Appearance and dialogue
25
“the leaves danced in the wind"
is an example of
Personification
False
True
