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A #literary terms quiz for #EnglishII #EOC #STAAR practice
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The contrast between what a character knows and what the reader or audience knows
satirical irony
situational irony
definitive irony
dramatic irony
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The character or force against which the main character is pitted
protagonist
antagonist
antonym
prototype
3
Reference to a familiar historical or literary person, place, thing or event
allusion
analogy
alliteration
4
A character who provides a striking contrast to another character
floutist
foil
anagram
5
When the narrator is all-knowing
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
3rd person omniscient
6
What movie should we watch on Wednesday and Friday this week
Dead Poets Society
Rudy
Remember the Titans
Freedom Writers
7
When human qualities are attributed to an object, animal, or idea
personification
alliteration
plethora
hyperbole
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The central character in a story or a play is the
antagonist
protagonist
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This occurs when a character is pitted against an outside force
dynamic conflict
static conflict
external conflict
internal conflict
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The part of the story where complications develop, conflict intensifies, building to a climax
climax
exposition
falling action
rising action
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The attitude a writer takes towards a subject is called
thought
voice
mood
tone
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The final resolution or clarification of the plot
denouement
exposition
rising action
falling action
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This occurs when someone says one thing but means another
sarcasm
hyperbole
verbal irony
voice
14
How many 2017 NCAA March Madness perfect brackets are left?
2
3
0
1
15
Exaggeration for emphasis or humor is
exposition
anaphora
personification
hyperbole
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Occurs after the climax and shows the results of major events and ties up loose plot ends
denouement
exposition
falling action
rising action
17
Who is going to win March madness national championship game?
Oregon
North Carolina
South Carolina
Gonzaga
18
Occurs when a character or reader expects one thing to happen but something else happens
situational irony
dramatic irony
definitive irony
satirical irony
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The writer's unique use of language is known as
tone
1st person
point of view
voice
20
A struggle that takes place within a character is an
internal conflict
external conflict
21
A comparison between two like things
metaphor
analogy
simile
allusion
22
The narrative method or perspective is the
symbol
stereotype
voice
point of view
23
Simplified or stock characters are known as
annotypes
stereotypes
prototypes
24
The moment when the interest and emotional intensity reach their highest point
exposition
rising action
denouement
climax
25
The central idea or message in literature
mood
voice
tone
theme
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A person, place, or object that represents something beyond itself is a
symbol
metaphor
allusion
analogy
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When an author communicates ideas beyond literal meanings he/she is using
firewalls
figurative language
allusion
foreshadowing
28
A character who undergoes a change is a
dynamic character
static character
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Point-by-point comparison between two things that are alike in some respect
allusion
alliteration
analogy
30
Part of story that introduces characters, setting, and events that happened prior to the story
climax
denouement
rising action
exposition
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When the narrator uses personal pronouns such as I, we, they
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
3rd person omniscient
32
When events are related through the eyes of one character
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person omniscient
33
A comparison between two things using "like" or "as"
metaphor
allusion
simile
analogy
34
A contrast between what is expected and what happens
irony
allusion
anaphora
idolatry
35
Struggle between opposing forces
context
conflict
contact
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The feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates is the __________
tone
point of view
theme
mood