Which story event is an example of foreshadowing from The Scarlet Ibis?

But sometimes I sit in the cool green parlor, and I remember Doodle.

Define: personification

Giving human qualities to non-human things.

Which story event is the Inciting Incident?

Doodle is born sick and cannot do basic things like walk.

Define: Inciting Incident

The event that causes the action to begin.

Comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as"

Which of the following is a theme in The Scarlet Ibis?

Pride can be both good and bad.

Which story event is the Climax?

Brother leaves Doodle and runs home to beat the storm.

Where the characters and setting are mentioned.

Which example shows a metaphor?

Pride is a seed that bears two vines, life and death.

Taking what you know and what you read to make an educated guess.

Define: foreshadowing

An event happening in the present that hints at something in the future.

Which example shows a personification?

Summer was dead , but autumn had not yet been born.

Which story event is the Exposition?

Brother, Doodle; North Carolina, 1918-1920

Which information could lead the reader to make the incorrect inference that Brother wants the best for Doodle?

Brother pulled Doodle in the go-cart & used plants to make necklaces.

The solving of the problem/conflict.

Which example shows a simile?

He crawled backward, like a doodlebug.

Define: 3rd Person Objective POV

The narrator is an outside observer no character's thoughts are known.

Define: 2nd Person POV

When the author is talking directly to the reader of the story.

Define: 3rd Person Limited POV

The narrator is an outside observer who tells one/two characters thoughts.

Which story event is the Resolution?

Brother cradles Doodle's body and sobs.

Define: Point of View (POV)

The perspective from which the story is told.

Define: 1st Person POV

The narrator is in the story and telling the events from their perspective.

Define: Falling Action

The events that lead to the resolution.

The message the author wants the reader to know.

Comparing two unlike things without using "like" or "as"

An idea or concept that is repeated throughout a story

The most exciting part of the story.

Define: Rising Action

The events that lead to the climax.

Which story event is an example of a symbol from The Scarlet Ibis?

For a long time I lay there crying, sheltering my fallen scarlet ibis.

Something that stands for something else

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1
Which story event is an example of foreshadowing from The Scarlet Ibis?
For a long time I lay there crying, sheltering my fallen scarlet ibis.
But sometimes I sit in the cool green parlor, and I remember Doodle.
2
Define: personification
Giving human qualities to non-human things.
Comparing two unlike things without using "like" or "as"
Comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as"
3
Which story event is the Inciting Incident?
Brother decides to teach Doodle to walk.
Brother, Doodle; North Carolina, 1918-1920
Doodle is born sick and cannot do basic things like walk.
4
Which pronouns are used in 3rd person POV?
I, me, mine, we, us
you, your, yours
he, she, it, theirs, them
5
Define: Inciting Incident
Where the characters and setting are mentioned.
The event that causes the action to begin.
The events that lead to the climax.
6
Define: simile
Comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as"
Giving human qualities to non-human things.
Comparing two unlike things without using "like" or "as"
7
From which point of view is The Scarlet Ibis told?
First Person
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
8
Which of the following is a theme in The Scarlet Ibis?
Doodle is differently abled.
Pride can be both good and bad.
Brother is the best brother in the world.
9
Which story event is the Climax?
Brother cradles Doodle's body and sobs.
Brother leaves Doodle and runs home to beat the storm.
Doodle is not home when the storm stops.
10
Define: Exposition
The event that causes the action to begin.
Where the characters and setting are mentioned.
The events that lead to the climax.
11
Which example shows a metaphor?
He crawled backward, like a doodlebug.
Pride is a seed that bears two vines, life and death.
Summer was dead , but autumn had not yet been born.
12
Define: inference
Something that stands for something else
Taking what you know and what you read to make an educated guess.
An event happening in the present that hints at something in the future.
13
Which of the following is a motif in The Scarlet Ibis?
Old Women Swamp
The color red
The storm
14
Define: foreshadowing
Taking what you know and what you read to make an educated guess.
Something that stands for something else
An event happening in the present that hints at something in the future.
15
Who wrote The Scarlet Ibis?
James Fallon
Timothy Hurst
James Hurst
16
Which example shows a personification?
He crawled backward, like a doodlebug.
Summer was dead , but autumn had not yet been born.
Pride is a seed that bears two vines, life and death.
17
Which story event is the Exposition?
Brother, Doodle; North Carolina, 1918-1920
Brother decides to help Doodle do other things, but he cannot.
Doodle is born sick and cannot do basic things like walk.
18
Which information could lead the reader to make the incorrect inference that Brother wants the best for Doodle?
Brother forced Doodle to touch the coffin.; Doodle fell out of the go-cart.
There were flowers in the garden.; They gathered flowers at the swamp.
Brother pulled Doodle in the go-cart & used plants to make necklaces.
19
Define: Resolution
The most exciting part of the story.
The solving of the problem/conflict.
The events that lead to the resolution.
20
Which example shows a simile?
Summer was dead , but autumn had not yet been born.
He crawled backward, like a doodlebug.
Pride is a seed that bears two vines, life and death.
21
Define: 3rd Person Objective POV
The narrator is an outside observer no character's thoughts are known.
The all knowing narrator.
The narrator is an outside observer who tells one/two characters thoughts.
22
What type of characterization was mainly used to describe Brother?
direct characterization
indirect characterization
23
Define: 2nd Person POV
The perspective from which the story is told.
When the author is talking directly to the reader of the story.
The narrator is in the story and telling the events from their perspective.
24
Define: 3rd Person Limited POV
The narrator is an outside observer who tells one/two characters thoughts.
The narrator is an outside observer no character's thoughts are known.
The all knowing narrator.
25
Which story event is the Resolution?
Brother cradles Doodle's body and sobs.
Brother leaves Doodle and runs home to beat the storm.
Brother finds Doodle laying on the ground under a bush covering his head.
26
Define: Point of View (POV)
The narrator is in the story and telling the events from their perspective.
The perspective from which the story is told.
When the author is talking directly to the reader of the story.
27
Define: 1st Person POV
The perspective from which the story is told.
When the author is talking directly to the reader of the story.
The narrator is in the story and telling the events from their perspective.
28
Which pronouns are used in 1st person POV?
you, your, yours
he, she, it, theirs, them
I, me, mine, we, us
29
Which pronouns are used in 2nd person POV?
you, your, yours
I, me, mine, we, us
he, she, it, theirs, them
30
Define: Falling Action
The events that lead to the resolution.
The most exciting part of the story.
The solving of the problem/conflict.
31
Define: theme
The message the author wants the reader to know.
An idea or concept that is repeated throughout a story
32
Define: metaphor
Comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as"
Giving human qualities to non-human things.
Comparing two unlike things without using "like" or "as"
33
Define: motif
The message the author wants the reader to know.
An idea or concept that is repeated throughout a story
34
Define: Climax
The events that lead to the resolution.
The solving of the problem/conflict.
The most exciting part of the story.
35
Define: Rising Action
The event that causes the action to begin.
Where the characters and setting are mentioned.
The events that lead to the climax.
36
Define: 3rd Person Omniscient POV
The all knowing narrator.
The narrator is an outside observer no character's thoughts are known.
The narrator is an outside observer who tells one/two characters thoughts.
37
Which story event is an example of a symbol from The Scarlet Ibis?
But sometimes I sit in the cool green parlor, and I remember Doodle.
For a long time I lay there crying, sheltering my fallen scarlet ibis.
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Define: symbol
An event happening in the present that hints at something in the future.
Taking what you know and what you read to make an educated guess.
Something that stands for something else

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