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10th Literature Nine-Weeks Vocab #1
10th Literature Nine-Weeks Vocab #1
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The message or broad idea about life the author tucks in the story is called a(n)...
Topic
Theme
Experience
Biography
2
The main character character in a story is:
Antagonist
Protagonist
3
What is diction?
A story full of details and a great plot.
The amount of words that have a solid defintion in the dictionary.
Word choice and phrasing in any written or spoken text.
The ability to narrate words from a certain point of view.
4
BONUS 2x
: Angie still has so much candy from Halloween. (___) her, who has a huge pile of leftovers?
Beside
Besides
5
Is the following sentence true? "Failure to
breath
properly can cause headaches and light-headedness."
False
True
6
What does formal voice and objective tone writings have in common?
They both don't reveal feelings or opinions from the author.
They both avoid slang words and abbreviations.
All of the above.
They both have professionalism and seriousness.
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A wide range of literary devices and techniques used by writers to be more effective, persuasive, and impactful.
Imagery
Dynamic Character
Figurative Language
Literary Language
8
A claim is necessary to strengthen your writing and to show the reader that you are knowledgeable about a topic.
False
True
9
What is the difference between an autobiography and a biography?
Biography is by the author and about the author, while autobiography is not
Autobiography is by the author and about the author, while biography is not
10
Which of these characters is full of details AND complexity?
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Flat Character
Round Character
11
When watching a movie and the character daydreams about a time earlier in his/her life, that character is experiencing a
Foreshadow
Flashback
12
BONUS 2x
: Tone expresses the writer's feelings, while mood expresses the reader's attitude.
False
True
13
I love the idea of spending a vacation on the beach where I can
(___)
back in a beach chair and soak in the sun.
Lie
Lay
14
Which of these characters does NOT change throughout a story?
Dynamic Character
Flat Character
Round Character
Static Character
15
The conversation between characters throughout a story:
Point of View
Dialogue
Speaker
Opinion
16
Which of these characters change throughout the story? Hint: There are two!
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Flat Character
Round Character
17
"I
(__)
saw that movie, but it was so good that I went to see it again."
All ready
Already
18
An actual story being told...
Narrative
Narrator
Theme
Diction
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What is the difference between implied and stated theme?
Implied is expressed by the writer, while stated is stated by the reader
Implied theme is expressed in words, while stated theme is expressed in art
Implied theme is implied, while stated theme is stated
Implied is inferred by reader, while stated is expressed within the story
20
All parts of a story and the order in which they are told.
Plot
Climax
Narrator
Resolution
21
"The Cornwells (
___
) from Cornhill, England in the 1720s according to genealogy records."
Emigrated
Immigrated
22
Where should the topic sentence appear?
In the beginning of a paragraph.
In the introductory paragraph.
At the end of a paragraph.
In the last paragraph.
23
What is a sonnet?
Sonnet has 10 syllables per line between stressed and unstressed syllables.
Sonnet is a poem with exactly 14 lines and is written in iambic pentameter.
24
What are the two main types of themes?
Implied & Narrative
Implied & Stated
Static & Dynamic
Figurative & Stated
25
"Can you
(___)
your younger brother on how to behave like a gentleman?"
Advice
Advise