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What does "Provide" mean?
To create an idea.
To hide something.
To give or supply
To take away.
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What does "Rhetoric" mean?
A way to write stories.
The study of logic.
A form of dance.
Figurative language
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What does "Foreshadow" mean?
To compare two ideas.
To provide a solution.
To hint at something that will happen later.
To explain something in detail.
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What does "Implies" mean?
To suggest something without saying it clearly.
To say something directly.
To hide something.
To reveal something completely.
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What is "Ethos"?
A way to persuade by using facts.
A way to persuade by appealing to a character’s authority
A way to tell a story.
A way to persuade by using emotions.
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What is "Figurative Language"?
Language that uses words in a literal, direct way.
Language that only describes characters.
Language that goes beyond the literal meaning of words
Language that repeats the same word.
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What does "Explain" mean?
To make an assumption.
To confuse someone.
To show the meaning
To hide information.
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What does "Raises" mean?
To lift or increase
To lower something.
To shout loudly.
To read aloud.
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What is "Etymology"?
The process of writing a story.
The study of character development.
The analysis of narrative techniques.
The study of the origins and history of words.
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What is "Personification"?
Comparing two unlike things.
Giving animals to human characters.
Describing a place.
Giving human qualities to non-human things.
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What is "External Conflict"?
A disagreement between two characters who do not speak.
A struggle that involves the plot.
A struggle between a character and an outside force
A struggle that happens within a character's mind.
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What is "Grammar"?
Punctuation
The structure and rules of a language.
A type of writing style.
The structure of a story
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What does "Reveal" mean?
To make something known or visible.
To hide something.
To create a story.
To speak quietly.
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What is "Logos"?
The use of emotions to persuade.
The use of a character’s credibility to persuade.
The use of logic and reasoning
The use of humor to persuade.
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What does "Paragraph" mean?
A collection of words
A single word.
A list of instructions.
A section of writing focusing on a particular idea or topic.
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What is "First Person Point of View"?
A story told by an unknown narrator.
A story told by the reader.
A story told by a narrator outside the story using "he" or "she."
A story told by a character using "I" or "we."
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What is "Validity"?
The setting of a story.
The accuracy of a claim
The main idea of a story.
The emotional appeal used in writing.
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What does "Show" mean (not like a film or play)?
To listen carefully.
To hide something.
To demonstrate or display something.
To pretend.
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What does "Recall" mean?
To forget something.
To express an opinion.
To remember
To move something away.
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What does "Resolution" mean in a story?
The final outcome or solution to the conflict.
The setting of the story.
The development of the plot.
The problem or challenge the characters face.
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What is an "Idiom"?
A type of metaphor.
A poetic tool
A narrative structure used to bring clarity in writing
words are used in a way that has a different meaning
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What does "Suggests" mean?
To show something clearly.
To explain something.
To give an idea without saying it directly.
To hide something from view.
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What does "Repetition" mean?
To explain a new idea.
To create a new character in a story.
To say or do something only once.
To repeat a word, phrase, or idea for emphasis or effect
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What is "Pathos"?
The use of humor to persuade.
The use of logic and reasoning
The use of a person’s credibility to persuade.
The use of emotions to pursuade
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What is "Plot"?
The feelings of the characters.
The sequence of events in a story.
The conflict in the story.
The resolution of a story.
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What is a "Rhetorical Question"?
A question that is asked and demands an answer.
A question that does not require an answer
A question that explains the plot.
A question about a character.
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What does "Compare" mean?
To find the differences between things.
To create a new thing.
To ignore differences.
To look at similarities and differences.
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What is "Setting"?
The time and place where the story happens.
The main problem in a story.
The main idea of the story.
The conflict between characters.
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What does it mean to "Connect"?
To create a relationship or link
To ignore the differences between things.
To build a wall between two things.
To separate two ideas.
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What is "Metaphor"?
A comparison using "like" or "as."
A comparison of two things without using "like" or "as."
A way to describe things in an exaggerated way.
A kind of storytelling.
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What is "Internal Conflict"?
A struggle within a character’s own mind or emotions.
A problem with the plot.
A problem between characters.
A problem with the setting.
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What is "Exposition" in a story?
Characters, setting, and conflict are introduced.
The part of the story that shows the rising action.
The climax of the story.
The conclusion of the story.
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What is "Allusion"?
A reference to something famous
A type of language used to confuse.
A way of storytelling.
A rhetorical question.
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What is the meaning of "Describe"?
To perform an action.
To compare two things.
To give a detailed account of something.
To suggest an idea.
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What is the "Central Idea"?
A person's opinion.
The main idea or point of the passage.
A small part of the story.
The thesis statement
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What is "Conflict"?
The problem of a story
A peaceful resolution.
The setting of a story.
The characters’ feelings.
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What is "Pathos"?
A way to persuade by showing trustworthiness.
A way to persuade using logic.
A way to tell a story.
A way to persuade by appealing to emotions.
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What does "Characterization" mean?
How an author transforms a real life person into a character in a story
The way the author describes and develops characters in a story.
The list of characters in a story from greatest to smallest
The main plot of the story.
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What does "Contrast" mean?
To point out the differences between things.
To ignore the details.
To find similarities between things.
To agree with something.
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What is "Prose"?
A type of poetry.
A spoken language.
A kind of musical song.
Written language that is not poetry.
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What does "Compare" mean?
To ignore differences.
To create a new thing.
To look at similarities and differences.
To find the differences between things.
42
What is "Derivation"?
The method for writing a plot.
The process of obtaining a word or phrase from another language or source.
The process of creating a character who stands out from the rest
The process of creating a character.
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What does "Theme" mean?
The universal message
A character's action.
The mood of a story.
The time and place of a story.
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What does "Link" mean?
To form a connection or relationship between things.
To describe an idea in a story.
To create a new problem in a story.
To remove one thing from another.
45
What is "Satire"?
A serious piece of writing.
A method for teaching.
A type of poetry.
To mock
46
What does "Fill in the bubble" mean?
Mark a choice on a test sheet.
Write a sentence.
Draw a picture.
Speak to someone
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What is "Style" in literature?
A type of conflict.
The way the author writes
The setting of the story.
The main problem of the story.
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What is "Irony"?
Something that happens as expected.
A description of characters.
A surprising twist that contradicts expectations.
A way of telling a story.
