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What is another name for a conclusion to a novel or literary work?
exposition
climax
rising action
denouement
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Which term means to turn out different than expected?
illusion
simile
imagery
irony
3
What is this phrase--School is a student's prison.
metaphor
Gospel truth
flashback
simile
4
What is the opening of a novel that introduces characters, setting, and problems?
resolution
introductory paragraph
closing paragraph
exposition
5
What is the dictionary definition of a word?
connotation
ovation
denotation
mutation
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What is a style or form of writing?
pattern
genre
control group
decade
7
Information that most people know . . .
summary
common knowledge
plaigiarism
outside source
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What is the term for hints of things to come?
flashback
foreshadowing
clue
flat character
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What is the position from which the story is told?
metaphor
epiphany
setting
point of view
10
What is the feeling created in the story or novel?
simile/metaphor
connotation/denotation
creepy/evil
tone/mood
11
Titles of short stories, articles, essays, and chapters should be . . .
indented
underlined/italicized
quotation marks
parenthesis
12
Which style of writing uses the pronoun "I"?
first person
second person
third ominscient
third limited
13
What term means to "stop the forward action to recount something from the past"?
setting
flashback
plot
subplot
14
What is a fourteen line love poem?
limerick
acrostic
sonnet
haiku
15
What is a comparison using "like" and "as"?
metaphor
symbol
simile
irony
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What is the feeling associated with a word?
ovation
denotation
mutation
connotation
17
Titles of books, journals, and magazines should be . . .
underlined/italicized
parenthesis
indented
quotation marks
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Use of your own words to restate the main message.
summary
common knowledge
paraphrase
outside source
19
What term means to reference another piece of literature?
archetype
allegory
allusion
action
20
What does 7th edition mean?
first publication
second publication
published 6 other times
never been published
21
Who is a narrator that confuses the reader on purpose?
unreliable narrator
crazy narrator
troubled narrator
bad narrator
22
What is the device that makes the reader want to finish the book?
foreshadowing
narrative hook
mystery
irony
23
Who is the character/force in opposition to the protagonist?
cops
court jester
antagonist
tragic hero
24
What does MLA stand for?
Mostly Lame Answers
Modern Literature Academy
Major Literature Association
Modern Language Association
25
What is a secondary source?
expert opinions
all of the above
journal articles
newspaper editorials
26
What is repeated sound at the beginning of a word?
consonance
assonance
rhyme
alliteration
27
What is the list of sources at the end of the paper?
Works Consulted
Works Quoted
Works Used
Works Cited
28
What point of view is like the voice of God--all knowing?
first person
third ominiscient
second person
third limited
29
What is a condensed statement of main points expressed in your words?
summary
common knowledge
outside source
paraphrase
30
What is the underlying meaning of a literary work?
theme
symbol
setting
paradox
31
What is the point that a story/novel takes a turn toward the ending?
narrative hook
resolution
rising action
climax
32
Which literary term means "what happens in the story"?
theme
plot
symbol
conflict
33
What is third person limited point of view?
only know what 1 character knows
know nothing
know everything
has a narrator
34
How do you give credit to outside information used in your research paper?
author's last name and page number
website
name of journal
title of article
35
What is the clash between opposing characters?
resolution
climax
war
conflict
36
What kind of character aids our understanding of a major character by providing contrast?
antagonist
flat character
protagonist
foil
37
What is a primary source?
original work
researched work
borrowed work
copied work
38
What is theme?
repeated idea
famous quotes
main message
subliminal message
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What is using someone else's words as your own?
paraphrase
plaigiarism
rhetoric
quotation
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What literary device provides most information about the plot, characters, and conflict?
rising action
climax
narrative hook
falling action
