What is the definition of the climax of a story?

the moment of highest intensity

the person that wants to get something done

the use of law to compel others to what you want

referencing a future event/outcome

Direct characterization is

explicitly reveals what the personality of a character is

the illusion of a perfect society in an imagined future

an element of struggle between two opposing forces

a comparison using "like" or "as"

an element that stands for something larger than itself

brings protagonist to their doom

what other people think is okay

the ability to pay for the results you wish to see

Indirect characterization is

shows the audience what the personality of the character is

a story that reads on two levels

Second person narration is

when a character is recounting a story to another character

Third person objective narration is

when the audience knows no characters' thoughts

a vocal mass expressing collective interest and legitimacy

a reference to a person, place, event, or text

a single ruler of an entire government/nation

First person narration is all of the following EXCEPT:

a story told by more than one character at a time

politcal/economic system with a lord and his servants

Third person omniscient narration is

when the narrator is all-knowing

the ability to have other do as you would have them do

the use of force to get what you want

a story where animals speak and act like humans

suppression of any part of text considered obscene/offensive

a short novel that reads like a long short story

the person that stands in the protagonist’s way

a literary device used to keep readers’ interest alive

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What is the definition of the climax of a story?
the scariest moment
the moment of lowest intensity
the most boring moment
the moment of highest intensity
2
The protagonist is
the person that stands in the protagonist’s way
has a reversal of fortune as a result of a tragic flaw
the person that wants to get something done
the group of singers
3
Finals occur over a week.
linking verb
action verb
modifier (adj./adv.)
subject
4
State action is
the ability to pay for the results you wish to see
the use of force to get what you want
the ability to have other do as you would have them do
the use of law to compel others to what you want
5
All of the following are part of the rising action EXCEPT:
solidified conflict
complications to ordinary life occur
conflict resolved
minor characters' purpose revealed
6
Foreshadowing
referencing a future event/outcome
a comparison using "like" or "as"
a comparison without using "like" or "as"
giving nonhumans human qualities
7
Finals are next week.
modifier (adj./adv.)
action verb
subject
linking verb
8
Direct characterization is
explicitly reveals what the personality of a character is
an element of struggle between two opposing forces
a literary device used to keep readers’ interest alive
shows the audience what the personality of the character is
9
A dystopia is
the illusion of a perfect society in an imagined future
a reference to a person, place, event, or text
an element that stands for something larger than itself
suppression of any part of text considered obscene/offensive
10
The chorus is
the person that wants to get something done
the group of singers
has a reversal of fortune as a result of a tragic flaw
the person that stands in the protagonist’s way
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Conflict is
an element of struggle between two opposing forces
a literary device used to keep readers’ interest alive
explicitly reveals what the personality of a character is
shows the audience what the personality of the character is
12
Simile
a comparison without using "like" or "as"
a comparison using "like" or "as"
referencing a future event/outcome
giving nonhumans human qualities
13
Symbolism is
a reference to a person, place, event, or text
an element that stands for something larger than itself
the illusion of a perfect society in an imagined future
suppression of any part of text considered obscene/offensive
14
Finals occur over a week.
object of the preposition
preposition
subject
verb
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Tragic Flaw/Hamartia
god in the machine
extreme ego/pride
in the middle of things
brings protagonist to their doom
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Hubris
brings protagonist to their doom
extreme ego/pride
release of emotions
god in the machine
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Social Norms is
what other people think is okay
the ability to have other do as you would have them do
motivation to rethink/change one's thinking and/or actions
a vocal mass expressing collective interest and legitimacy
18
Wealth is
the use of law to compel others to what you want
the ability to have other do as you would have them do
the use of force to get what you want
the ability to pay for the results you wish to see
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A paean is
a song of praise
the first part of an ode
an additional song
the second part of an ode
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An antistrophe is
a song of praise
the first part of an ode
an additional song
the second part of an ode
21
Proletariat
the poor working class
a single ruler of an entire government/nation
the middle class
politcal/economic system with a lord and his servants
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Indirect characterization is
explicitly reveals what the personality of a character is
shows the audience what the personality of the character is
a literary device used to keep readers’ interest alive
an element of struggle between two opposing forces
23
An allegory is
a story where animals speak and act like humans
a short novel that reads like a long short story
a political system
a story that reads on two levels
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Bourgeoisie
the poor working class
the middle class
a single ruler of an entire government/nation
politcal/economic system with a lord and his servants
25
Second person narration is
when a character is recounting a story to another character
second person narration is not a thing
when the narrator speaks directly to the audience
when a story has multiple narrators at one time
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All of the following are a part of the exposition EXCEPT:
major characters
solidified conflict
background info.
setting
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Third person objective narration is
when the narrator is all-knowing
when Gandalf the wizard is the narrator
when the audience knows the narrator's only
when the audience knows no characters' thoughts
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Numbers are
motivation to rethink/change one's thinking and/or actions
a vocal mass expressing collective interest and legitimacy
the ability to have other do as you would have them do
what other people think is okay
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An allusion is
suppression of any part of text considered obscene/offensive
the illusion of a perfect society in an imagined future
an element involving a struggle between two opposing forces
a reference to a person, place, event, or text
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Tyranny
the poor working class
the middle class
politcal/economic system with a lord and his servants
a single ruler of an entire government/nation
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First person narration is all of the following EXCEPT:
uses "I," "we," "me," etc.
a story told by one character at a time
a story told by more than one character at a time
usually recounting a story
32
Feudalism
the poor working class
the middle class
a single ruler of an entire government/nation
politcal/economic system with a lord and his servants
33
A parados is
a song of praise
the opening song
the exposition
an additional song
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Third person omniscient narration is
when the audience knows no characters' thoughts
when the narrator is all-knowing
when the audience knows the narrator's only
when Gandalf the wizard is the narrator
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An ode is
a song of praise
the opening song
the exposition
an additional song
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Deus Ex Machina
god in the machine
extreme ego/pride
in the middle of things
brings protagonist to their doom
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An exodus is
the exposition
the final scene
the opening song
a song of praise
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Power is
the use of law to compel others to what you want
the use of force to get what you want
the ability to pay for the results you wish to see
the ability to have other do as you would have them do
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Physical power is
the ability to pay for the results you wish to see
the ability to have other do as you would have them do
the use of force to get what you want
the use of law to compel others to what you want
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A theme is
an abstract noun phrase.
one word.
advice.
a moral.
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A fable is a
a story where animals speak and act like humans
a short novel that reads like a long short story
a story that reads on two levels
a political system
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A drama that is written to be spoken is called
verse drama
comedy
satyr
tragedy
43
Finals occur over a week.
subject
preposition
verb
modifier (adj./adv.)
44
Censorship is
the illusion of a perfect society in an imagined future
an element that stands for something larger than itself
suppression of any part of text considered obscene/offensive
a reference to a person, place, event, or text
45
En Media Res
extreme ego/pride
god in the machine
in the middle of things
brings protagonist to their doom
46
A novella is
a political system
a short novel that reads like a long short story
a story where animals speak and act like humans
a story that reads on two levels
47
The antagonist is
the person that stands in the protagonist’s way
has a reversal of fortune as a result of a tragic flaw
the group of singers
the person that wants to get something done
48
Finals are next week.
subject
verb
preposition
modifier (adj./adv.)
49
Suspense is
shows the audience what the personality of the character is
an element of struggle between two opposing forces
explicitly reveals what the personality of a character is
a literary device used to keep readers’ interest alive
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A prologue is
the opening song
a song of praise
the exposition
an additional song
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All of the following are types of conflict EXCEPT:
Man v. Self
Man v. Animal
Man v. Supernatural
Man v. Technology
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Catharsis
release of emotions
extreme ego/pride
brings protagonist to their doom
god in the machine
53
__________ are/is in the falling action.
The main conflict
The wedding proposal
The tying up of loose ends
The climax
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Metaphor
a comparison without using "like" or "as"
referencing a future event/outcome
a comparison using "like" or "as"
giving nonhumans human qualities
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A drama that reounts the story of a tragic hero is a
verse drama
satyr
comedy
tragedy
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The tragic hero is
the person that stands in the protagonist’s way
the person that wants to get something done
has a reversal of fortune as a result of a tragic flaw
the group of singers
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Choragus
leader of the actors
leader of the Greeks
leader of the propmasters
leader of the chorus
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A strophe is
a song of praise
an additional song
the second part of an ode
the first part of an ode
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An epode is
a final stanza
the opening song
the exposition
a song of praise
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Mrs. Flis is ready for Winter Break!
subject
verb
object of the preposition
predicate nominative
61
Personification
a comparison without using "like" or "as"
a comparison using "like" or "as"
referencing a future event/outcome
giving nonhumans human qualities
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The resolution of a story is when
the author explains the theme.
all of the characters finally get along.
the main conflict is resolved.
the main conflict begins.
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Third person limited narration is
when the narrator is all-knowing
when Gandalf the wizard is the narrator
when the audience knows no characters' thoughts
when the audience knows the narrator's only
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Mrs. Flis is ready for Winter Break!
verb
subject
predicate adjective
predicate nominative
65
Finals are next week.
modifier (adj./adv.)
subject
verb
preposition
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Ideas are
motivation to rethink/change one's thinking and/or actions
the ability to have other do as you would have them do
a vocal mass expressing collective interest and legitimacy
what other people think is okay

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