An antagonist is a character who

Acts against the main character

What is the literary definition of develop?

To grow or to become advanced in reading etc.

What describes a static character?

doesn't change throughout the story

What is the literary definition of excerpt?

A passage selected from a document or book

What is Rising Action?

The Intense Moments that Happen Before the Climax

Character motivation is

the reason -the WHY- behind a character’s actions

What is the literary definition of mood?

What the readers feel through words and descriptions

The sequence of events in a story.

type of fantasy that uses science and technology

has characters act believably,settings & problems seem real

stories are created all, or in part, using an author's imagination.

Which of these is an example of rising action in the story of The Three Little Pigs?

the pigs are building their houses, the wolf goes from house to house

Personification means...

to give something the qualities of a person.

the highest, most exciting part of the story

Story with fictional characters/events in historical setting

What is the rhyme scheme?

the pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem

The parts of a plot include.....

exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolutio

What does exposition mean?

THe setting, character info, and the backround

Characterization is...

The construction or make-up of a fictional character..

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English EOC Review-Plot, Fiction, Drama, Poetry

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Review of basic ideas found on English I and English II EOCs. (Plot, Fiction, Drama, Poetry, Characterization, Lit Elements)

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The part on the plot map that introduces characters and the setting, is called:
Conflict
Rising Action
Exposition
Falling Action
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Drama
movie
audience
curtain
book
3
Poetry: group of lines in a poem
Line break
Couplet
Sonnet
Stanza
4
Can you name this literary device?
Otomatopiea
Alliteration
Similie
Metaphor
5
An antagonist is a character who
acts silly and ridiculous
Acts against the main character
is flat
Overcomes the conflict
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What is the literary definition of develop?
What the readers feel through words and descriptions.
A passage selected from a document or book
When the same letter is at the start of connected words
To grow or to become advanced in reading etc.
7
What describes a static character?
boring
antagonist, the "bad guy"
one-dimensional
doesn't change throughout the story
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What is the literary definition of excerpt?
A passage selected from a document or book
When the same letter is at the start of connected words
To grow or to become more advanced in reading etc.
What the readers feel through words and descriptions
9
What is Rising Action?
The Moments After the Climax
The Final Resolution
The Intense Moments that Happen Before the Climax
A Plane Rising in the Air
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Character motivation is
how a character feels inside because of events that happen
how character views the world
What a character is like based on character’s action
the reason -the WHY- behind a character’s actions
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Which literary movement believes that conflict must always be Man/Woman vs. Nature
Realism
Regionalism
Naturalism
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What is the conflict in a story?
the tone
the ending
the struggle
the inference
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Repetition of sounds at the ends of lines of poetry.
Realism
Repetition
Riddle
Rhyme
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What is the literary definition of mood?
To grow or to become more advanced in reading etc.
A passage selected from a document or book
When the same letter is at the start of connected words
What the readers feel through words and descriptions
15
Can you name this literary device?
Alliteration
Otomatopiea
Similie
Personification
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The resolution is ?
The start of all suspense
The events that tie up loose ends before the ending
The ending
The highest, most exciting part of the story
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What is plot?
The way the story makes you feel.
When and where the story takes place.
The people in the story.
The sequence of events in a story.
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Poetry with no strict meter of rhyme.
Frame Story
Foil
Free Verse
Fallacy
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Can you name this literary device?
Otomatopiea
Personification
Similie
Metaphor
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Theway a writer reveals a character
Motivation
Inspiration
Characterization
Interpretation
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Science fiction is a
type of story that include gods, and goddesses
poem
type of story that includes talking animals
type of fantasy that uses science and technology
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This is the part of the story right after the climax.
Chain Reaction
Rising Action
Falling Action
Level Action
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This clip shows which parts of the plot structure?
From falling action to resolution
From rising action to falling action
From exposition to climax
From exposition to resolution
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Can you name this literary device?
Similie
Otomatopiea
Alliteration
Personification
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Realistic fiction
actual or imaginative science
include fairy tales, folk talkes, myths, legends, riddles
has characters act believably,settings & problems seem real
can create rhythm and repetition
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Fiction is
stories are created all, or in part, using an author's imagination.
stories based on facts; not made up.
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What genre is this movie?
comedy
action
horror
romance
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What is a round character
known for a single trait
character who stays the same throughout the story
contrasts with the protagonist in order to highlight traits
fully developed character
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What genre is this movie?
animation
action
sci-fi
romance
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Drama
extra words
Cast
Free Verse
Stage Directions
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a character that has traits that are exactly the opposite of the protagonist's
nostalgic
sarcastic
memoir
character foil
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Which of these is an example of rising action in the story of The Three Little Pigs?
the pigs are building their houses
The pigs all high five and go home happy
the wolf goes from house to house
the last pig survives
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This clip shows which parts of the plot structure?
From exposition to climax
From climax to resolution
From exposition to resolution
From rising action to climax
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Drama
cast
auience
play
stage directions
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This clip shows which parts of the plot structure?
From rising action to climax
From exposition to climax
From rising action to falling action
From exposition to resolution
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The representation of the conversation within a literary work?
dialogue
talking
repeating
dialogues
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Personification means...
to give a gift to a certain person.
to give something the qualities of a person.
to be a careful person.
to become a better person.
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The climax is ?
The ending
the events that tie up loose ends before the ending
the start of all the suspense
the highest, most exciting part of the story
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Poetry: rhythm of a poem
Meter
Tenor
Rhyme
Rhythm
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Historical fiction
a story written by a God
is a story with talking animals
Story with fictional characters/events in historical setting
is a story using made up character but events could happen
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Poetry with a fixed structure.
Farce
Formal Verse
Frame Story
Free Verse
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Can you name this literary device?
Similie
Otomatopiea
Metaphor
Alliteration
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What is the rhyme scheme?
the pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem
blank verse
the rhythm of the poetry
iambic pentameter
44
What genre is the movie?
comedy
sci-fi
horror
romance
45
Genre is defined as...
a type of literature
something that's measured, observed, or verified
part of non-fiction stories that help you locate information
informational text that is true
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What genre is this movie?
romance
horror
comedy
animation
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The parts of a plot include.....
a detail supporting your answer
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolutio
main idea and details
a purpose to the writing
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the underlying message of a literary text
purpose
plot
conflict
theme
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What does exposition mean?
The fall out
THe setting, character info, and the backround
The conflict
How we leave the characters at the end
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Characterization is...
Comparing two alike things
Comparing two dissimilar things.
The construction or make-up of a fictional character..
When you exaggerate greatly.
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Realistic Fiction are stories
that have real events.
All of these!
that seem real.
have characters with real problems.
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When does the exposition occur?
last
1st
Wrong, it is position
2nd
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Conflict provides . . .
the main characters' back story.
the tension and drama stories are built on.
the sequencing of events.
the pattern of the story's dialogue.
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The falling action is ?
The ending
The start of all the suspense .
the event that tie up loose ends before the ending
The highest , most exciting part of the story
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For the genre of drama it is important to remember...
how hilarious it was
your lines
Understand how dialogue portrays character, plot, and theme
The importance of stage directions
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Drama
cast
stage directions
dialogue
actions
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The main character of the story.
foil
antagonist
protagonist
static
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What genre is this movie?
sci-fi
action
animation
horror
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Drama
stage directions
lyrical
scenes
cast
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Define "internal conflict."
conflict between a character & outside forces
conflict between a character and a larger, dominant group
conflict between a character and nature
conflict within a character: struggle with opposing thoughts
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Whats the five elements of fiction?
plot, character, conflict, theme, and setting
1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person
main idea, plot, character, conflict
somebody, wanted, but, so, then
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What is the only internal conflict
Character vs. Self
Character vs. Society
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Character
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What is a flat character?
antagonist
main character
doesn't change
one-dimensional
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In drama, what are the major divisions (or chapters) called?
Monologues
Stanzas
Scenes
Acts

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