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HUMSS B QUIZ
HUMSS B QUIZ
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6. A character who does not alter or develop during the course of a story.
round
confidante
static
flat
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10. The ending of the story is an example of
happy ending
tragic ending
lack of resolution
sad ending
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7. It establishes the story by introducing the characters and the setting.
rising action
exposition
climax
resolution
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1. What term is used when the author provides some background or necessary elements to the story?
symbol
rising action
exposition
foreshadowing
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5. What word would you use to describe any clues of future narrative events?
setting
resolution
foreshadowing
exposition
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3. The narrator’s view can be stated in first or third person point of view.
True
False
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2. In the story’s setting it is necessary to include the time frame.
False
True
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5. Rising action is the highest and most suspenseful part of the story.
False
True
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9. A story that is stated in the third person point of view.
Limited Omniscient
Unreliable narration
Interior monologue
Second person point of view
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2. What part of a short narrative is refers to the series of related events?
plot
conflict
character
theme
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4. The setting aids in the creation of conflict within the story.
True
False
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8. An interior monologue is an example of what point of view?
second person
third person
author’s perspective
first person
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4. A tension involving two or more opposing forces.
climax
character
exposition
conflict
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3. What kind of conflict is portrayed in the picture?
man vs man
man vs self
man vs society
man vs nature
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1. The second person point of view is the same as the omniscient point of view.
True
False