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Short Story Elements
Short Story Elements
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Review of character types, and literary devices in short stories.
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The time and place in which the story happens is called:
Atmosphere
Setting
Exposition
Theme
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The point of highest interest and the turning point in a story is called:
Highlight
Epiphany
Conflict
Climax
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The sequence of events of the story is called:
Action
Plot
Setting
Summary
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The end of the story, when the conflict is resolved is called:
Exposition
Resolution
The end
Epiphany
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The problem the main character must overcome is the:
Antagonist
Setting
Theme
Conflict
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The main idea or message of a story is called:
Theme
Conflict
Plot
Moral
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The story is told by someone outside the story, looking on:
Narrator
Third-person narration
First-person narration
Second-person narration
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A feeling of tense excitement about how the story will end is called:
Suspense
Atmosphere
Irony
Conflict
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A character we know few details about is called:
Static
Dynamic
Stock
Flat
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A stereotyped character, like "the villain" or "the hero" is called:
Stock
Antagonist
Dynamic
Protagonist
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An object or action that means more than its literal meaning in the story is called:
Symbol
Irony
Dynamic
Theme
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A character who opposes the protagonist is:
Narrator
Villain
Bad guy
Antagonist
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The feeling created by the description of setting is:
Mood
Suspense
Atmosphere
Tone
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When a story is told by a character within the story it is an example of:
second-person narration
narrator
third-person narration
first-person narration
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When words or situations turn out the opposite to how you would expect, it is called:
Conflict
Satire
Irony
opposition
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Clues in the story that hint at what is to come are called:
Foreshadowing
Leads
Flashbacks
Fortune-telling
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The main character who experiences the conflict is called:
First-person
Protagonist
Main character
Antagonist
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A character who does not change during the course of the story is called:
Stock
Static
Flat
Dynamic
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When the present scene is interrupted to look back on an earlier time it is called:
Foreshadowing
Flashback
Falling action
Back story
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A character who changes throughout the course of the story is called:
Dynamic
Flat
Static
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