Literary Devices (Literary Elements)

Question 1

What point of view is the following? "They all went to the movies without Lynn. She felt sad."

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3rd Person Point of View

Question 2

When the reader knows nothing or very little about a character

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Flat Character

Question 3

The message OR lesson of a story

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Theme

Question 4

When a character has an internal change in the story

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Dynamic Character

Question 5

Ted is quiet and shy, but very friendly. Everyone loves him. He cares for others & works hard

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Round Character

Question 6

During the 1950's people protested segregation. What type of conflict is this?

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Man vs. Society

Question 7

What point of view is the following? "He played Quiz in Mrs. Anderson's English class today"

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3rd Person Point of View

Question 8

What point of view is the following? "I played Quiz in Mrs. Anderson's English class today"

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1st Person Point of View

Question 9

When we learn the setting and the characters of a story, this is called the...

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Exposition

Question 10

The life lesson that is learned from a story is called...?

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The Theme

Question 11

The villain, or a character that goes against the hero

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Antagonist

Question 12

The place and time of a story

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Setting

Question 13

Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Society

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External Conflict

Question 14

A conflict or problem with the outside world

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External Conflict

Question 15

a fight breaks out between a group of people

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Man vs. Man

Question 16

When a character gets colored contacts and dyes their hair.

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None of the Above

Question 17

Two people are surfing when a shark begins to swim around them. What conflict is this?

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Man vs. Nature

Question 18

Martin Luther King fighting the laws of segregation is an example of what type of conflict?

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Man vs. Society

Question 19

When a character is described

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Characterization

Question 20

When the reader knows nothing or very little about a character

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Flat Character

Question 21

The place and time of a story

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Setting

Question 22

A struggle internally (inside your head or heart)

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Internal Conflict

Question 23

Lucy has blond hair and big green eyes. What type of characterization is this?

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Direct Characterization

Question 24

When a person struggles to decide which college to go to.

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Man vs. Self

Question 25

When a student argues with a teacher. What type of conflict is this?

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Man vs. Man

Question 26

Jimmy and Johnny get into a fist fight during gym class. What conflict is this?

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Man vs. Man

Question 27

When the character is the hero or the main character of the story

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Protagonist

Question 28

The person that tells the story is called

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Narrator

Question 29

What type of character do we know A LOT about

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Round Character

Question 30

When a character does not change in the story

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Static Character

Question 31

The villain, or a character that goes against the hero

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Antagonist

Question 32

When the author TELLS you something about the character

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Direct Characterization

Question 33

Johnny works at Sears.

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Flat Character

Question 34

Which of the following is an example of a protagonist vs. antagonist

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The three little pigs vs. the Wolf

Question 35

It was on Saturday at midnight when the boy started to walk through his back yard.

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Setting

Question 36

Martinez is struggling to stop talking in class.

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Man vs. self

Question 37

What happens in a story is called

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Plot

Question 38

Which of the following is an example of a protagonist vs. antagonist

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Batman vs. Joker

Literary Devices (Literary Elements)

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