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Review Quiz Ver.1 (Active, Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction)
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A book-length narrative poem is also called...
a ballad
a sonnet
a haiku
an epic
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The problem or struggle found in literary text is called the...
climax
antagonist
character
conflict
3
In this point of view you only know the thoughts of one character
third - limited
second person
from a balcony
third - omniscient
4
The part of a story where we learn the setting, characters, and conflict is known as the...
exposition
rising action
resolution
dedication
5
A nature-based poem of three lines, containing a total of 17 syllables is called a...
sonnet
ballad
epic
haiku
6
If you analyze the differences between topics, you're doing what?
comparing
predicting
paraphrasing
contrasting
7
Anything used to help support the whole body of text is known as a...
creature feature
text feature
water feature
double feature
8
Organization through the revealing of steps is known as...
cause and effect
chronological order
compare and contrast
sequence/process
9
To judge, is also to...
infer
compare
evaluate
formulate
10
These are used to back up the main idea with evidence...
paraphrases
arguments
summaries
supporting details
11
"Like a bird, the plane glided over waters unknown," is an example of what?
argument
simile
metaphor
imagery
12
Extreme exaggeration is this type of figurative language...
idiom
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
13
This type of character is not very well developed by the author in a story.
static
dynamic
round
flat
14
To tell with evidence and support, is to...
explain
compare
argue
predict
15
Any words or phrases that you cannot interpret literally are considered...
foul language
funny language
foreign language
figurative language
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Organization based on the analysis of similarities or differences is known as...
compare/contrast
descriptive
sequence
problem/solution
17
Sometimes the most intense moment in a story, but ALWAYS the turning point...
page number
climax
resolution
irony
18
This type of character does not experience dramatic change in a story...
round
static
dynamic
flat
19
"He was a king among his family: a father, a husband, a king," is an example of what?
metaphor
hyperbole
understatement
simile
20
In a story, occasionally something occurs that you did not expect, which is called...
situational irony
verbal irony
my mother ironing
dramatic irony
21
This term refers to the events in a story...
plot
action
sequence
irony
22
Organization based on event relationships is known as...
cause/effect
sequence
problem/solution
compare/contrast
23
"He yearned for the vernal years of his youth," is an example of what?
poetry
alliteration
rhythm
rhyme
24
A five-line silly poem that tells a story over an AABBA rhyme pattern is a...
ballad
limerick
haiku
sonnet
25
To create, build, or make something is to...
trace
evaluate
reject
formulate
26
The time or place of the action of a story or poem is the...
illustrations
title
heading
setting
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The "good guy" in a story is known as the...
protagonist
antagonist
narrator
main character
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Character versus self is known as this type of conflict...
super-duper
internal
relatable
external
29
This point of view allows the reader insight into many characters' feelings.
First Person
Second Person
Third - Omniscient
Third - Limited
30
Organization according to time order is known as...
alphabetical
chronological
cause and effect
spatial/descriptive
31
If you follow an idea or pattern throughout a text, you...
trace
copy
write
ignore
32
Not all stories have one, but this is where the conflict is solved...
exposition
internal conflict
resolution
climax
33
Sarcasm, is this type of irony...
situation
Mr. Johnson's
verbal
dramatic
34
Organization where a problem is presented, followed by offered solutions is called...
comparison
cause/effect
question / answer
problem/solution
35
This organizational type is based on giving details of something or some place...
compare/contrast
spatial/descriptive
sequence/process
cause/effect
36
This is known as the central focus of a text...
central conflict
main idea
title
details
37
"The fall leaves danced a dance of freedom as they fell to the earth," is an example of what?
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
genetic research
38
Boom! Pow! Splash! are examples of what sound device?
onomatopoeias
idioms
understatements
rhymes
39
The repeated rhythm patterns of a poem's lines is called the...
speaker
meter
imagery
stanza
40
The stressed and unstressed syllables in words are called...
rhyme
rhythm
alliteration
sound device
41
Are you prepared to crush other schools on the PSSAs?
No.
Not quite yet.
Yes!
Just about!
42
This type of character is well-developed by the author through characterization...
flat
static
dynamic
round
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The point of a story where suspense eases while the problem's solution is in progress...
exposition
resolution
climax
falling action
44
This is the message or meaning left behind by an author or poet...
characterization
resolution
theme
climax
45
This term refers to a person or creature that takes part in a story's action...
narrator
character
author
speaker
46
A story's "bad" guy is called the...
Luke Skywalker
protagonist
antagonist
Voldemort
47
When a character faces an outside force, it's called...
internal conflict
middle school drama
external conflict
situational irony
48
To exaggerate by making something seem less than it is, is to use...
understatement
hyperbole
idiom
personification
49
This is the process used to develop a character (ASTAR)...
characterization
figurative language
storytelling
dedication
50
A narrative love poem with a repeated refrain much like a song is also known as a...
limerick
valentine
ballad
epic
51
During this part of a story, suspense increases, and the conflict becomes more complicated...
rising action
climax
resolution
falling action
52
Any type of poetry containing rhyme patterns is known as...
standard poetry
lyric poetry
normal poetry
Dr. Seuss' poetry
53
To back up an explanation with facts, details, reasons, or examples, is to...
formulate
support
contrast
evaluate
54
This is an expression that you cannot interpret literally...
idiom
rhyme
epic
conflict
55
Persuade, Inform, and Entertain are all examples of what?
Author's Email Addrresses
Author's Point of View
Author's Purpose
Author's Arguments
56
This point of view requires the narrator to be INSIDE the text...
second person
third - limited
first person
third - omniscient
57
This type of character experiences a change throughout the course of the story.
dynamic
round
flat
static
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When a reader knows more than a character, it's called...
hilarious
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
59
"Into the woods he went, through thickets torn and bent," is an example of what?
meter
alliteration
rhythm
rhyme
60
Description in literature and poetry that target the five senses is known as...
exciting
exaggeration
imagery
poetic
61
If you provide specific details you are...
comparing
arguing
describing
analyzing
62
This term means "to analyze the similarities between..."
compare
summarize
contrast
explain
63
A poem's narrator is called its...
author
speaker
character
poet
64
To tell a short version of something is to...
compare
contrast
predict
summarize
65
To make a smart guess based on reader knowledge AND text is to...
predict
infer
summarize
argue
66
To make a guess about future events in literature is to...
contrast
predict
support
argue
67
A group of lines in a poem is referred to as a...
rhyme
onomatopoeia
stanza
meter
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A 14 line poem with 3 quatrains and 1 couplet is known as a...
sonnet
ballad
narrative
epic
69
To break something down into parts and look for relationships is to...
analyze
describe
support
predict
70
This type of poetry tells a story over the course of the poem.
haiku
ballad
lyrical
narrative