Direct characterization is when the author

Tells the reader what the character’s personality is like

Imagery can be best described as

Language that appeals to the senses

A static character is best described as

A character who does not change the story plot very much

The climax of a story can be best described as the

All these can be used to describe the climax

Rhythm in poetry is best described as

When two or more words end with the same sound

Onomatopoeia is when the words in the poem

Sound like the noise or sound it stands for

All these are types of literary conflict, except

All these are types of literary conflict

studbud

FSA Saturday Review

20 termsStudBud Administration32 plays

Q&A ELA terms

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
Which type of story places characters into situations that actually happened?
Fiction
Historical Fiction
Nonfiction
Archaic Fiction
2
The theme of a story can contain which one of these?
A social commentary
The author's purpose
All the above
The general truth of the story line
3
The part of the story where the conflict comes to an end is the
Falling Action
Resolution
Climax
Epilogue
4
Direct characterization is when the author
None of these is correct
Reader figures out what the character is like on his/her own
Doesn’t tell the reader anything about the character
Tells the reader what the character’s personality is like
5
What things are introduced in the Exposition portion of a story?
All the above
Plot
Characters
Setting
6
Imagery can be best described as
Language that describes action
Language that appeals to children
Language that appeals to the senses
None of these is correct
7
A static character is best described as
A very important character to the story plot
A character who stands very still during the entire story
A character who does not change the story plot very much
A complex multi-dimensional character
8
The climax of a story can be best described as the
All these can be used to describe the climax
Point of highest interest & turning point of the story
The clash of opposing forces
A confrontation between the protagonist and the antagonist
9
This is a group of lines in a poem.
Groups of lines
None of these
Couplet
Stanzas
10
Rhythm in poetry is best described as
When the poet uses the same word or phrases over and over
When the sound creates the beat of the poem
When you can sing the poem, and can set it to music
When two or more words end with the same sound
11
Onomatopoeia is when the words in the poem
Don’t rhyme
None is these are correct
Sound like the noise or sound it stands for
Take on human qualities
12
What part of the story contains the time and place?
Climax
Setting
Resolution
Rising Action
13
When the words of a poem are set to music and sung, they are called
Limericks
Alliteration
Imagery
Lyrics
14
A dynamic character is best described as
A main character of the story
A character that moves the action of the story along
A character who is involved with the conflict of the story
All the above
15
All these are types of literary conflict, except
Person vs Person
All these are types of literary conflict
Person vs The Environment
Person vs Self
16
This type of poem is written with words that form a shape.
Concrete Poem
Alliteration
Couplet
Hyperbole
17
When a writer describes something as having human qualities, it is known as
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
Personification
18
When an author drops hints about what is to come, it is known as
Satire
Point of View
Flashback
Foreshadowing
19
The main source of drama and tension in a written work is known as the
Plot
Dialect
Conflict
Rising Action
20
When several words that begin with the same sound are close or next to each other.
Free Verse
All of the above
Alliteration
Hyperbole

FSA Saturday Review Flashcards | StudBud