Which BEST describes the Climax?

The highest point of interest in a story.

What is the Inciting Incident?

The main conflict that drives the story.

When a phrase is applied to an object/action that isn't literal meaning.

A map that outlines the main events in a story.

Which BEST describes the Resolution?

What we learn about the events after the conflict is resolved.

A comparison that uses like or as to describe.

What is the correct order of a Plot Map?

Exposition, Inciting Incident, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action.

Which of the following is an example of a Metaphor?

The snow outside created a blanket of white.

Which is an example of figurative language from Hanging Fire?

I am fourteen and my skin has betrayed me.

What happens in the exposition of Going Steady?

The narrator goes into detail to explain Linda to the audience.

Which is an example of figurative language from Saturdays at the Canal?

The teachers were too close to dying to understand.

How do the narrator's actions develop the theme of Popularity?

He is willing to hurt the feelings of others in order to gain status.

What is Figurative Language?

A way of describing ideas without uses the real meaning.

What happens in the exposition of Rosie King's video?

She introduces her family and talks about how they all have autism.

Which BEST describes the Falling Action?

The events that follow the climax.

Which BEST describes Rising Action?

The events that make up the main action of a story.

What conflict motivates the narrator in Going Steady?

He has to find a way to break up with Linda after the bet.

Which of the following is an example of a Simile?

He was as busy as a bee getting his work done.

How do the narrator's actions develop the theme of Going Steady?

The narrator does not know how to undo a bad decisiion he made with a bet.

A Thesis is BEST defined as...

The position the writer takes that they seek to prove.

The MAIN IDEA is best defined as...

The point or idea the author wants to get across.

What happens in the exposition of Popularity?

The narrator and the two Allans are searching for clovers at recess.

A Theme is BEST defined as...

A moral or lesson learned in a story.

A theme or lesson we can take from Going Steady is...

The longer we put off decisions, the worse the problem becomes.

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1
Which BEST describes the Climax?
It sets up who the villain is in a story.
It provides the ending of the story.
The highest point of interest in a story.
The lowest point of interest in a story.
2
What is the Inciting Incident?
How the conflict gets resolved in the falling action.
The main drama in the climax.
The main conflict that drives the story.
How the story is resolved in the end.
3
What is a Metaphor?
When a phrase is applied to an object/action that isn't literal meaning.
A phrase that uses like or as to describe.
Another way of saying figurative language.
Words that exaggerate and are spelled like a sound.
4
What is a Plot Map?
A map that outlines the main events in a story.
A map used in math to plot points on a graph.
Shares the climax of the story.
A diagram that provides the theme of a story.
5
Which BEST describes the Resolution?
Helps shape the falling action after the climax.
Helps establish the main idea of the story.
What we learn about the events after the conflict is resolved.
The events in the Exposition that shape the inciting incident.
6
What is a Simile?
Another way of saying figurative language.
A comparison that uses like or as to describe.
A comparison that means exactly what is said or described.
When a phrase is applied to an object/action that isn't literal meaning.
7
What is the correct order of a Plot Map?
Exposition, Inciting Incident, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action.
Exposition, Inciting Incident, Rising Action, Resolution, Climax.
Exposition, Inciting Incident, Climax, Resolution, Theme.
Exposition, Falling Action, Climax, Rising Action, Resolution.
8
Which of the following is an example of a Metaphor?
The snow outside created a blanket of white.
The snow outside was like a white blanket.
We had to stop the boys from eating the snow because...
The snow outside was wet and slushy.
9
Which is an example of figurative language from Hanging Fire?
What if I die before graduation?
I am fourteen and my skin has betrayed me.
I sat in my room upset.
I have to learn how to dance in time for the next party.
10
What happens in the exposition of Going Steady?
The narrator decides to break up with Linda at the party.
The narrator goes into detail to explain Linda to the audience.
The narrator regrets makinga a bet.
The narrator goes to a party with Linda.
11
Which is an example of figurative language from Saturdays at the Canal?
As we sat on the bank our eyes followed the water.
The teachers were too close to dying to understand.
A friend and I sat watching the water.
I was hoping to be happy by seventeen.
12
How do the narrator's actions develop the theme of Popularity?
He is willing to hurt the feelings of others in order to gain status.
He is fine hanging out with the two Allans around the tree.
He knows his status as the jester in the group will be permanent.
He believes the four leaf clover will bring him luck in the end.
13
What is Figurative Language?
When writers use numbers to explain ideas in their work.
A way of describing the main ideas in a literary essay.
A way of describing ideas without uses the real meaning.
When we use like or as to describe something.
14
What happens in the exposition of Rosie King's video?
When she states, "Imagine if normal was thebest compliment you heard?"
She introduces her family and talks about how they all have autism.
She discusses her frustrations about school.
She talks about how she deals with being different in school.
15
Which BEST describes the Falling Action?
The events involved in the exposition.
The events that explain the climax.
The events that follow the climax.
The events that lead up to the climax.
16
What two important parts are included in the Exposition?
Setting and resolution
Setting and characters
Setting and rising action
Setting and theme
17
Which BEST describes Rising Action?
The highest point of interest in a story.
The events that happen in the expositioin in a story.
The events that happen following the climas of a story.
The events that make up the main action of a story.
18
What conflict motivates the narrator in Going Steady?
He immediately begins to date another girls after breaking up with Linda.
He thinks Linda is super pretty despite her clingy behavior.
He is glad he made money after winning a bet from his friend.
He has to find a way to break up with Linda after the bet.
19
Which of the following is an example of a Simile?
He was as busy as a bee getting his work done.
He was in a gang called the Honey Bees. Buzzzzzzz.
He was a bee working on a hive of homework.
He was a bee. He made honey.
20
How do the narrator's actions develop the theme of Going Steady?
The narrator does not know how to undo a bad decisiion he made with a bet.
The narrator immediately tries to date a new girl after dumping Linda.
The narrator feels peer pressure and makes the bet with a friend.
The narrator dates Linda because he finds her very interesting.
21
A Thesis is BEST defined as...
The first part of the introduction.
A moral or lesson learned.
The position the writer takes that they seek to prove.
Something you use throughout the paper.
22
The MAIN IDEA is best defined as...
Is found in the exposition of a story.
A moral or lesson learned in a story.
How an author defends their position.
The point or idea the author wants to get across.
23
What happens in the exposition of Popularity?
The narrator wants to be like Sean Owens.
The narrators calls Mitch Tweety Bird.
The narrator and the two Allans are searching for clovers at recess.
The narrator realizes he is standing on quick sand in the Kingdom.
24
A Theme is BEST defined as...
The position the writer takes in a paper.
Something you use throughout the paper.
The main idea of a story
A moral or lesson learned in a story.
25
A theme or lesson we can take from Going Steady is...
I got 99 problems and Linda ain't one.
It is always best to ignore problems because they'll go away.
The longer we put off decisions, the worse the problem becomes.
Fact: Boys are always mean to girls.

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