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Dr. Cox and Mason argued about whom loved language arts more

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Elements of Literature in Language Arts

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A Quiz to test students about their knowledge of the elements of literature

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The struggle between two or more opposing forces
Interior Motivation
Action
Climax
Conflict
2
The perspective from which the story is told
Narrative
Point of view
Setting
Conflict
3
Internal Conflict
Dr. Cox was worried about missing his students at Christmas
Dr. Cox fought the wolverine to a standstill
Dr. Cox's computer likes to misspell words.
Dr. Cox was struck by a man on a unicycle.
4
The hero in the story
Antecedant
Protagonist
Antagonist
Antipasto
5
The high points, turning points, or main event of the story
Main Event
Climax
Foreshadowing
Resolution
6
Character v. Society
Dr. Cox's 1989 model computer hindered his class planning.
The students picked on their classmate for being too smart.
Dr. Cox was struck by lightning while riding a bike.
Dr. Cox was waylaid by ruffians.
7
A scene that revisits a previous event
Flashback
Flashdance
Foreshadowing
Forecastle
8
I and Me standpoint
Second Person
Third person
Fourth Person
First Person
9
He, She, Dr. Cox
First Person
Fourth Person
Second Person
Third Person
10
The Final Outcome
Resolution
Falling Action
Climax
Conclusion
11
Event that starts the story and catches the reader's attention
Flashback
Inciting Action
Setting
Theme
12
Introduces the characters, settings, and opening situations of a story
Setting
Exposition
Conflict
Irony
13
Time and Place of the Action
Setting
Plot
Exposition
Flashback
14
Character v. Nature
The students demanded that Dr. Cox lecture every day.
Dr. Cox couldn't decide which of his students he liked best.
Dr. Cox was struck by lightning as he was flying his kite.
The Evil Robot attacked Dr. Cox, the noted philanthropist.
15
The message about truth or life conveyed by the story.
Mood
Theme
Tone
Setting
16
Sequence of Events in a literary work
Rising Action
Plot
Falling Action
Exposition
17
People, Animals, or other beings in the story
Setting
Characters
Conflict
Exposition
18
The bad character
Anti-hero
Abbynormal
Antagonist
Protagonist
19
Adds complications to the conflict and leads to the climax of the story
Rising Action
Conflict
Irony
Setting
20
Character v. Character
Dr. Cox was attacked by a rabid wolverine in the parking lot
Dr. Cox worried about missing school over the weekend.
Dr. Cox was stuck at the DMV all afternoon.
Dr. Cox and Mason argued about whom loved language arts more
21
Results of the climax and leads to the conclusion
Concluding Action
Resolution
Falling Action
Resulting Action

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