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Short Story Unit Test Review (ENG1D1)
Short Story Unit Test Review (ENG1D1)
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1
One of the biggest reasons that Donna allows herself to be treated poorly by Anna is because of her...
poor fashion sense
desire to steal Anna's boyfriend
jealousy
low self-esteem
2
The "when" and "where" a story takes place is called the...
SETTING
PLOT
THEME
CONFLICT
3
Choose all of the conflicts that are present in "As You Were."
person vs nature
person vs self
person vs society
person vs person
4
The primary conflict in "Gore" is...
PERSON VS NATURE
PERSON VS SOCIETY
PERSON VS PERSON
PERSON VS SELF
5
In this short story, Amy shares a specific conflict between herself and her twin, Lucas.
"The Fun They Had"
"Lamb to the Slaughter"
"Gore"
"Once Upon a Time"
6
What type of character is Donna from "Golden Girl"?
a bully
static
cranky
dynamic
7
The literary device where the reader is given subtle clues early in a story that hints at later events is called...
FORESHADOWING
PATHETIC FALLACY
SETTING
DRAMATIC IRONY
8
This example of figurative language is used to "represent" or "stand for" something.
PERSONIFICATION
HYPERBOLE
SYMBOLISM
METAPHOR
9
The story, "Once Upon a Time" is set in
Canada during the 1988 Olympics
the ghetto in New York in 1986
the USA during the Rodney King riots
South Africa during Apartheid
10
The literary device where a non-human object is given human-like qualities is called...
PATHETIC FALLACY
METAPHOR
SIMILE
PERSONIFICATION
11
"Our sergeant, Johnson, appears around the corner of the bay, stealthily like a ghost." This quotation contains a:
metaphor
simile
symbol
pathetic fallacy
12
A COMPARISON between two different things, using the terms "like" or "as." Ex: "Her tears fell like Niagara Falls."
HYPERBOLE
SIMILE
PERSONIFICATION
METAPHOR
13
The primary conflict in "Once Upon a Time" is
person vs person
person vs self
person vs nature
person vs society
14
What is the narrative voice in the story, "Why I Learned to Cook"?
Third-Person, Limited
Third-Person, Omniscient
First-Person
Second-Person
15
The type of narration when a character is telling a story from his, her, or their own point of view is called...
THIRD-PERSON LIMITED
SECOND PERSON
FIRST-PERSON
THIRD-PERSON OMNISCIENT
16
When a reader is set up to expect something and the opposite happens, it is an example of...
SITUATIONAL IRONY
BAD LUCK
VERBAL IRONY
DRAMATIC IRONY
17
The primary reason to use FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE is when you need to make a...
LUNCH
CONNECTION
POINT
COMPARISON
18
The literary device that uses the weather or seasons to create symbolism-- like rain representing sadness--is called...
A METAPHOR
A SIMILE
PATHETIC FALLACY
HYPERBOLE
19
The primary conflict in "Golden Girl" is
person vs society
person vs nature
person vs self
person vs person
20
"I told you a MILLION times not to exaggerate!" is a
SYMBOL
UNDERSTATEMENT
METAPHOR
HYPERBOLE
21
"The trees here are skeletons holding stubs of stark, shell-amputated arms towards the sky." This quotation contains:
personification and irony
simile and metaphor
symbolism and simile
metaphor and personification
22
The structural sequence of events in a story is called...
PLOT
RISING ACTION
CONFLICT
SETTING
23
If a character learns something or grows emotionally throughout a story, he, she, or they is
TALLER
MATURE
STATIC
DYNAMIC
24
A literary device where the reader is given information that some characters do not have is called...
SYMBOLISM
VERBAL IRONY
DRAMATIC IRONY
PATHETIC FALLACY
25
A type of conflict where a character struggles with guilt, fear, or a tough decision, is called...
PERSON VS NATURE
PERSON VS PERSON
PERSON VS SOCIETY
PERSON VS SELF
26
Since "Once Upon a Time" is written in the style of a fairy tale, but has an unhappy ending, it is an example of...
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
foreshadowing
27
When something is stated very clearly, with NO room for confusion or doubt, it is...
EXPLICIT
CONCRETE
ALL OF THE ABOVE
LITERAL