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9th grade Short Story Unit Test Review
9th grade Short Story Unit Test Review
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the part of the plot where the conflict is resolved
climax
exposition
rising action
resolution
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TMDG: At first Zaroff hopes Rainsford will
agree to go hunting with him.
teach him about hunting.
help him find people to hunt.
take Ivan's place as his assistant.
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a literary device where a nonhuman thing takes on human characteristics
personification
simile
metaphor
alliteration
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A person, place, thing or event which has a special meaning attached to it.
symbolism
theme
character
setting
5
What is the setting of "The Interlopers"?
a mountain peak
a forest
a lake
a desert
6
"The Cossack was the cat; he was the mouse."
simile
alliteration
protagonist
metaphor
7
What happens to Doodle at the end of TSI?
He dies from overexertion.
He takes in a lost bird as a pet.
He beats Brother at a footrace.
He runs away from home.
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"We were down in Old Woman
S
wamp and it was
s
pring and the
s
ick
s
weet
s
mell of bay flowers....."
personification
alliteration
theme
verbal irony
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The struggle between opposing forces in a story is the
symbolism
short story
conflict
plot
10
A comparison between 2 things that uses like or as
metaphor
simile
symbolism
foreshadowing
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TMDG: What is the first conflict Rainsford must face?
avoiding a pack of vicious dogs
speaking to Ivan
escaping from the chateau
saving himself from the ocean
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the part of plot where the characters, setting, and conflict are introduced
exposition
climax
rising action
falling action
13
the main idea/central message about life or humanity in a short story.
verbal irony
external conflict
theme
plot
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the struggle between a character and an outside force
situational irony
dramatic irony
external conflict
foreshadowing
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"The Scarlet Ibis"
Guy de Maupassant
James Hurst
Ray Bradbury
Richard Connell
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TMDG: How does Ivan die?
A knife flies into Ivan's body.
Rainsford pushes him off a cliff.
Ivan is crushed by a falling tree.
The hunting dogs attack Ivan.
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"The revolver pointed as rigidly as if the giant were a statue"
simile
personification
alliteration
metaphor
18
In "TM" when Roger asks "You gonna take me to jail?" Mrs. Jones replies
Not until I take you've eaten dinner.
"No with that face, I would not take you nowhere."
"Not in a million years."
"Not yet."
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TN: What motivates Madame Losiel to reject the party invitation at first?
She worries she will see Madame Forestier.
She has no interest in attending the party.
She feels she has nothing proper to wear.
She fears her husband will not enjoy himself.
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a struggle that takes place within the mind of a character
dramatic irony
internal conflict
theme
external conflict
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a narrator of a story who cannot be trusted, he/she lacks credibility in some way
antagonist
reliable narrator
verbal irony
unreliable narrator
22
In "TSI," why had the narrator wanted a brother?
to prove that he was responsible
to have a companion and playmate
to show off
to have someone to boss around
23
the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
alliteration
personification
symbolism
verbal irony
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"The Interlopers"
Guy de Maupassant
Saki
James Hurst
Richard Connell
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TMDG: General Zaroff wants to hunt an animal that can
fly
reason
communicate
hide
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an event that is not just surprising but actually contrary to what the reader expects
setting
situational irony
symbolism
flashback
27
By the end of the story, TM, Roger seems to want Mrs. Jones to
take care of him
punish him
trust him
release him
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TYM: The sink where Roger scrubs his face serves as a _____: he is "washing away" his bad deeds.
foreshadowing
symbol
climax
protagonist
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In TN, Madame Loisel is a dissatisfied housewife who dreams of luxury. This part of the story is the __________________
resolution
climax
exposition
rising action
30
literary device in which a writer gives a hint of what is to come later in the story to create dramatic tension
foreshadowing
simile
personification
flashback
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ASOT: Eckels goes on the trip because he
won a ride on a time machine.
wants to study history.
has nothing better to do.
wants to shoot a dinosaur.
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In TSI, the death of the scarlet ibis serves to _______________ the death of little Doodle.
resolution
foreshadow
metaphor
personify
33
when a character says one thing but means the opposite.
foreshadowing
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
34
the character or force that is opposition to the protagonist
metaphor
symbol
character
antagonist
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the part of the plot before the climax where complications are introduced.
metaphor
dramatic irony
exposition
theme
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"A Sound of Thunder"
Guy de Maupassant
Ray Bradbury
Saki
Richard Connell
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ASOT: Which event foreshadows Eckel's inability to shoot the dinosaur?
He jokes around by aiming his rifle at a pterodactyl.
He learns that he will pay a penalty if he disobeys rules.
The hunters are warned to stay on the path.
He nervously pauses to consider tearing up his check.
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TMDG: To win the hunting game, Rainsford must survive for
three days
two weeks
one night
one month
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a person (or animal) in a literary work that takes part in the action.
plot
character
theme
verbal irony
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the turning point of a plot/storyline
resolution
exposition
falling action
climax
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time and place when a literary work takes place
plot
theme
setting
character
42
George and Ulrich react to being trapped under the tree by
making their peace
building a small fire
keeping very quiet
laughing at their situation
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when the audience/reader knows what will happen to a character but the character doesn't.
chronological order
internal conflict
situational irony
dramatic irony
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ASOT: Why is Eckels sent out to retrieve the bullets?
The guides need to reuse the bullets on the next trip.
Travelers cannot leave anything modern in the past.
The hunters want the bullets as a reminder of the trip.
The most cowardly person has to retrieve the bullets.
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IIn "TMDG" when Zaroff talks about how cultured and civilize he is, that is an example of
dramatic irony
no good irony
situational irony
verbal irony
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the main character of a literary work
alliteration
antagonist
protagonist
personification
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"The Most Dangerous Game"
Ray Bradbury
Richard Connell
Saki
Langston Hughes
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"Thank You, Ma'am"
Langston Hughes
Saki
Ray Bradbury
Guy de Maupassant
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TN: Madame Loisel is unhappy because she
dislikes her butlers sleeping the armchairs.
believes she should be living a life of luxury.
thinks her husband should get a work promotion.
resents the servant girl who does housework for her.
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"The Necklace"
James Hurst
Richard Connell
Guy de Maupassant
Ray Bradbury