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Final Exam Review - Fiction/Narrative
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Tone and Mood are always the same in a text
False
True
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The three types of external conflict are:
character/character, character/group, character/F.O.N.
minor external, medium external, post external
outside, inside, potential
3
one of three author's purpose- when you want to amuse the reader
persuade
scare
entertain
inform
4
The character that actively works against the main character of a story is called?
the dynamic
the static
the antagonist
the protagonist
5
A comparison of two things without using 'like' or 'as'
metaphor
verb
noun
simile
6
What is tone?
is the sound the narrator makes when they are angry
shows the attitude toward the subject, audience, characters
is one of the three elements of author's purpose
is one of the three forms of narrative perspective
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This type of character does not change throughout the story.
flat
dynamic
round
static
8
This type of character does not have very much description or characteristics.
flat
round
static
dynamic
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What is the literary term for something that represents more than just itself?
symbol
representative
simile
metaphor
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When a writer gives human qualities to something that is nonhuman.
Personification
Sensory Detail
Alliteration
Contrast
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When the narrator is directly involved in the story
third person limited
second person
first person
fourth person
12
What do you focus on when you are determining mood?
dialogue & diction
genre & date published
setting, atmosphere, sensory details
who is writing & why
13
Plot Structure: The part in the story that reveals the setting and the characters (www)
rising action
exposition
resolution
climax
14
what does connotation mean?
an idea or feeling that a word invokes
the general formula for reading long passages
the process of dissecting texts that are full of metaphor
the dictionary definition of a word
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Author's purpose is?
what kind of connection the author has with the subject
the main reason that an author writes a selection
the reason that an author is employed
the job that the author has
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The literary term for when two or more characters are engaged in conversation with each other.
debate
speech
vocalization
dialogue
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What do the S, T, E of the S.T.E.A.L method stand for
Speech, Thoughts, Effect
Sell, Trade, Exchange
Spell, Translate, Explain
Sense, Touch, Elicit
18
A comparison of two things using 'like' or 'as'
verb
noun
metaphor
simile
19
The three types of irony are:
metaphorical, allegorical, simplified
opera, classical, blues
circumstantial, definitive, proverb
verbal, dramatic, situational
20
one of three author's purposes- when you want the reader to take action or agree with you
entertain
persuade
inform
intimidate
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What is diction?
word choice
a fancy way of saying the theme of the story
the dictionary definition for a word
the author's purpose
22
When a character is dealing with a problem within themselves.
mind battle
external battle
psychopathy
internal conflict
23
"The room is an oven" is an example of?
comparison
simile
metaphor
contrast
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This type of character changes throughout the story.
static
flat
dynamic
round
25
clearly/explicitly tells the audience what the personality of a character is
mood
first person narration
direct characterization
indirect characterization
26
What is theme?
the literal words that are used in a story
the sound that the story makes
persuade, inform, entertain
life lesson, meaning, or moral of a story
27
The process by which the narrator reveals the personality of a character is?
Key Details
Characterization
R.A.C.E.
Mood
28
What do the A & L in the S.T.E.A.L method stand for
Articulate & Level
Actions & Looks
Anticipate & Lead
Answer & Learn
29
"The lake was as cold as an ice cube" is an example of?
word choice
metaphor
simile
verbal irony
30
one of the three author's purposes- when you want the reader to learn something/gain knowledge
inform
persuade
experiment
entertain
31
This type of character is full of details and descriptions.
dynamic
static
round
flat
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When a reader knows the thoughts and feelings of
one
character
first person
third person limited
third person objective
third person omniscient
33
Why do writers use sensory details
because it is more fun to write with sensory details
to make their descriptions and ideas clearer; establish mood
it makes them look smarter
confuse the reader so they don't know what to expect
34
themes are not just one word they are _________________
a full sentence
a word with a lot of emotion
a full paragraph
a really sophisticated word
35
When the narrator reveals the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters
third person omniguard
third person omniscient
third person limited
third person objective
36
The main character(s) of a story are also know as the?
promissory
protagonist(s)
antagonist(s)
circular(s)
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What does denotation mean?
the sound of the words that are being used in a passage
the literal/primary meaning of a word; dictionary definition
the way that a reader reacts when they read a passage
the way a word makes you feel as a reader
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The time and place in which a story takes place is known as?
property
setting
station
element
39
When the narrator uses "you" or "your"; used primarily for instructions
third person
dialogue
first person
second person
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What are the 5 senses?
tone, mood, diction, inform, persuade
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
sight, sound, touch, taste, smell
connotation, denotation, smell, touch, taste
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themes are _________ than the story itself
smaller
bigger
louder
contrary
42
What do you focus on when you are looking for tone?
setting & atmosphere
sensory details & length of the writing
dialogue & descriptions
genre & year published
43
Plot Structure: The point in the story when the conflict is faced; turning point/pivotal moment
climax
rising action
falling action
resolution
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What is mood?
the genre of the passage
the way the author speaks
the feeling the reader gets from the story
the way the characters speak
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What is the S.T.E.A.L. method used for?
establishing the mood and tone
direct characterization
creating a good constructed response
indirect characterization
