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Literary Terms - 1st Quarter Practice/Pre-test Carmalt
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an all-knowing author
round character
point of view
limited
omniscient
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Which means that you have to read between the lines to figure out the answer?
inference
explicit
guess
plot
3
includes the setting and introduces the characters
resolution
plot
exposition
climax
4
a character who changes in some important way throughout the course of the story
round
dynamic
flat
static
5
Which word means "sticking to the facts; it's either right or wrong"; no opinion used?
subjective
objective
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relentless
never gives up
quit right after starting
never starts
quits before starting
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an exaggeration used for effect, such as "I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse!"
simile
metaphor
idiom
hyperbole
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using clues or details given by the author to reach a conclusion
personification
foreshadowing
allusion
inference
9
The main character of a story is the
antagonist.
protagonist.
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a character who remains the same throughout the course of the story, does NOT change
dynamic
protagonist
antagonist
static
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a series of events that builds because of the conflict
falling action
rising action
exposition
climax
12
the main idea or meaning of a literary work
theme
symbol
allusion
motif
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decade
1 year
10 years
1000 years
100 years
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Before reading, I should look at the directions and the essay prompt carefully.
True
False
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narrator writes about the thoughts and feelings of only one character
2nd person
3rd person limited
first person
3rd person omniscient
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means there could be different versions of a story because people had different perspectives
plot
mood
point of view
tone
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the most exciting part of the story, the protagonist changes and the plot changes
exposition
climax
rising action
resolution
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events that lead up to the ending of the story
falling action
rising action
climax
exposition
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a character or force that opposes the main character
antagonist
conflict
hero
protagonist
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MVP
most vomit produced
my Valentine puppet
money versus people
most valuable player
21
a technique used by authors to give animate objects human-like qualities
metaphor
symbol
personification
simile
22
the character struggles with problems within themself
external conflict
internal conflict
conflict
man v. man
23
What makes up "setting"?
author and characters
beginning and end
protagonist and antagonist
time and place
24
a comparison between two unlike things WITHOUT using words "like" or "as"
hyperbole
metaphor
irony
simile
25
the author's attitude toward his/her subject, characters, and audience
mood
tone
conflict
exposition
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A static character
is usually the author.
is the main character.
changes by the end of the story.
remains the same at the end of the story.
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At the end of the movie, Simba and Nala introduce their new baby.
resolution/denouement
falling action
exposition
climax
28
novel, short stories, a diary, biography, fairy tales, poetry
argumentative, persuasive
expository, informative
narrative, entertainment
class notes, picture captions
29
What is setting?
place and characters
conflict and characters
time and place
characters and time
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Select 2 Answers!! - when the loose ends are tied up and there is an end to the story
resolution
falling action
climax
denouement
31
the character battles either with another character, nature or society
external conflict
round conflict
flat conflict
internal conflict
32
At the end of the movie, Nemo swims back to his father to say, "I love you."
rising action
resolution
conflict
exposition
33
newspapers, magazines, textbooks, essays
class notes, picture captions
argumentative, persuasive
narrative, entertainment
expository, informative
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millinneum
500 years
100 years
1000 years
10 years
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century
10 years
1000 years
100 years
1 year
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character versus a hurricane
man versus society
man versus nature
man versus himself
man versus man
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"Restating the question" means I should use parts of a question in my answer.
False
True
38
the good guy, usually the main character
antagonist
villain
author
protagonist
39
the sequence of events that tells what happens in the story
climax
falling action
plot
subplot
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After Ellie dies, Carl reads her message to go live with adventure.
inciting event (starts rising action)
setting (introduces time and place)
exposition
climax
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the main character that is followed throughout the story
author
antagonist
protagonist
villain
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when objects or actions have other deeper meanings, such as an "eagle" means "freedom"
objects
symbols
allusions
motifs
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the feeling a reader gets while reading the story
mood
foreshadowing
tone
conflict
44
when an author wants the reader to picture something in their mind's eye
simile
personification
nature
imagery
45
the repetition of the same consonant sound near the beginnings of multiple words, such as "Larry Lion loves languages.
assonance
alliteration
metaphor
simile
46
How many sentences must you write in a paragraph for Ms. Carmalt?
4
6
5
3
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the problem that is faced by the character
rising action
climax
antagonist
conflict
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character struggles to make the right choice
man versus man
man versus technology
man versus self
man verses society
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hints or clues that suggest what will happen later in the story
breadcrumbs
foreshadowing
inference
personification
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a comparison between 2 unlike things USING "like" or "as"
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
theme
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Which does not belong with the others?
central point
exposition
main idea
central idea
52
opinion column, make claims or give reasons with evidence
expository, informative
narrative, entertainment
class notes, picture captions
argumentative, persuasive
53
What is the event that started the problem called?
resolution
falling action
inciting event
setting
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anonymous
unnamed person
athlete
celebrity
politician
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when the narrator is one of the characters in the story; pronouns like "I" and "My"
limited
first-person
omniscient
third-person
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the source of the conflict, the bad guy or villain
hero
conflict
protagonist
antagonist