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1
What does Mr VG always say
Do your thing!
Back up your evidence with detailed explanation!
Your interpretation is more important than the true meaning
Theme is the author's message behind the story!
2
What is exposition?
The way a story begins
The way a story ends
A kind of character development
The moment the action starts
3
Which of these characters is a protagonist
Diana Moon Glampers
Winston Smith
Mr. Summers
The Green Golbin
4
If a story is in winter time, this affects.....
The plot
The theme
Character development
The setting
5
An example of Foreshadowing in the lottery is...
The lottery takes days in larger cities
Tessie arriving late
Children collecting rocks
The lottery losing steam over the years
6
What is the meaning of "Theme"
The ORIGIN of the story
The GENRE of the story
The MESSAGE of the story
The TOPIC of the story
7
What would contribute to an eerie tone?
A thick cloud of mist rolling in
A happy family taking a walk
Very fast background music
A sunset over a vast lake
8
Which is true for both 1984 and Harrison Bergeron?
Everyone is totally equal
They both have similarly frightening tones
The main characters are married
The government doesn't want the people to be too intelligent
9
"This fog is as thick as peanut butter!" is an example of what?
Hyperbole
Simile
Metaphor
Alliteration
10
Describe this rhyme scheme: Cat/ Sat/ Door/ Mat
ABAB
AABC
AABB
AABA
11
"As I wandered, weak and weary" is a....
Personification
Alliteration
Allusion
Onomatopoeia
12
What was the surveillance device called in 1984
Telescreen
Television
Uniscreen
TV screen
13
Winston begins a writing a diary. This contributes to what?
Theme
Setting
Plot
Character Development
14
Which story ends with no resolution?
Harrison Bergeron
Totum
The Tell Tale Heart
The Lottery
15
What comes after the climax of a story?
The falling action
The inciting incident
The resolution
The rising action
