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Plot Elements and Literary Devices
Plot Elements and Literary Devices
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Plot quiz and literary devices
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"With eyeballs of flame" is an example of
simile
alliteration
metaphor
allusion
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This part is where we see the results of the major change, bringing the story
closer
to the end
CLIMAX
PLOT
FALLING ACTION
EXPOSITION
3
"His tail grew bottlebrushy" is an example of
metaphor
allusion
simile
alliteration
4
"is eaten up from nose to tail with curiosity" is an example of
idiom
alliteration
metaphor
allusion
5
This is the point of no turning back. The main character usually undergoes a major change.
CLIMAX
RESOLUTION
PLOT
RISING ACTION
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This is the entire, organized sequence of events, in order, that makes up a story.
RESOLUTION
EXPOSITION
CLIMAX
PLOT
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"In the bathroom of the big bungalow" is an example of?
Alliteration
Allusion
Personification
Metaphor
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Here, the conflict (or problem) is resolved OR is determined unsolvable.
FALLING ACTION
RESOLUTION
CLIMAX
EXPOSITION
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Which is not true of a semicolon?
use to start a list
use between two independent clauses
use before a conjunctive adverb
use in a list of items that already uses commas
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The three components of exposition are
time, place, conflict
character, setting, conflict
plot, characters, conflict
character, time, setting
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And I swore Poe's Raven swooped down and almost grabbed my lunch... is an example of
allusion
personification
idiom
alliteration
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During this part of the plot, the reader learns about the characters, setting, and conflict.
RESOLUTION
EXPOSITION
PLOT
CLIMAX
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"She swims like a jellyfish" is an example of
Allusion
Simile
Alliteration
Metaphor
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This is where the conflict is developed and where the reader feels suspense.
FALLING ACTION
RISING ACTION
PLOT
CLIMAX
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An allusion is?
a repetition of consonant sounds
A reference to something culturally known
A comparison of two things using like or as
The most suspenseful part of a story