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Literary Elements & HTRLAEP
A protagonist...
Mrs. Mallard's heart condition is symbolic of
Literary Elements & HTRLAEP
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Mrs. Mallard's heart condition is symbolic of
not enough love in her life.
too much fatty food.
not enough fatty food.
too much love in her life.
2
A protagonist...
is the good guy.
is a character who can be killed or injured.
is the most reliable narrator in the story.
is the main character.
3
Third person omniscient is a narrative method where the reader knows the thoughts/feelings of all major characters.
True
False
4
"He was at the gates of Hades's lair" is an example of...
How am I supposed to know?
Alliteration
Allusion
Allegory
5
The fall is generally used to show...
decline, fatigue; and harvest
fulfilling passion, happiness
hope, new awakenings, renewal
resentment, death/dying, sadness
6
The spring is generally used to show...
decline, fatigue; and harvest
resentment, death/dying, sadness
hope, new awakenings, renewal
fulfilling passion, happiness
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Which of the following statements is NOT true?
Literary devices are all the things storytellers do.
Every story has a HTRLAEP technique.
Literary techniques are the engaging ways that writers use language.
Literary elements are a part of all stories.
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"Bitterness is like cancer. It eats upon the host. But anger is like fire. It burns it all clean."
meal
water/fire
irony
character illness
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A last-chance-for-change story features _____, and the point is to see if the main character can ________.
a lesson, start over
a main character who has had many opportunities to change, be saved
a young and immature character, achieve the goal
an old person, be nice
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Weather does all of the following EXCEPT:
Create a mood
Help the plot along
Symbolize character emotions
Be determined by the reader
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Who has reader prejudice?
People who live in Illinois
All of these people and more...because ALL people have prejudices!
Smart, open-minded people
Ignorant, stupid people
12
How do storytellers tell the reader who the characters are?
Physical markings (scars, birthmarks, tattoos, etc.)
All answers are correct
Health status (heart problems, blindness, memory issues, etc.
the way their choices create the plot
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The mood is how the _____ feels, while the tone is how the _____ feels.
reader, writer
writer, reader
protagonist, antagonist
What is love? Lady, don't hurt me. Don't hurt me. No more.
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Irony trumps...
everything
nothing
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Literary element versus literary technique...what is true about them?
All of these are true!
A literary element is in ALL stories.
A literary technique is something good writers do to engage their readers.
Literary elements and literary techniques are both literary devices.
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"If only on this wild night, in this dark, lone spot, he might come across Georg, man to man, with none to witness"
character marking
character illness/health status
weather/season
water/fire
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An example of a literary element is a
protagonist
verbal irony
imagery
simile
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Sharing a meal shows...
the person versus person conflict
the relationships between and among characters
All answers are correct
how characters are getting along
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Rain can be:
cleansing
All of these things and more
sad
chaotic
20
99% of the time, fog...
represents confusion or mystery.
is there for no particular reason.
represents hidden love.
represents sadness.
21
The order of the first three parts of plot is...
exposition, inciting incident, rising action
inciting incident, exposition, rising action
rising action, falling action, resolution
inciting incident, rising action, climax
22
If characters are trying to organize a march against a city law, the type of conflict is person versus _____.
society
person
nature
self
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In terms of health status, what is NOT a way this is used by good writers?
Health problems are often symbolic.
Blind characters tend to "see" things that other characters do not.
Heart problems tend to symbolize emotional pain/problems.
Brain problems indicate a cruelty in the characters.
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If a character cannot break an addiction, the type of conflict is person versus _____.
person
society
nature
self
25
Summer is generally used to show...
hope, new awakenings, renewal
decline, fatigue; and harvest
resentment, death/dying, sadness
fulfilling passion, happiness
26
Geography is part of the ______ and affects the _______.
character, setting
mood, setting
mood, character
setting, character
27
When snow is used as a plot device, what normally happens is...
Characters are not impacted by it.
Characters eat the snow and die.
Characters' sense of a new beginning is symbolized in the new snow.
Characters are snowed in and can't leave the house.
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Winter is generally used to show...
decline, fatigue; and harvest
fulfilling passion, happiness
resentment, death/dying, sadness
hope, new awakenings, renewal
29
Now is the winter of our discontent/ Made glorious summer by this sun of York"
water/fire
character marking
weather/season
character illness/health status
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“To shut your eyes is to guess nothing of blindness… She can sit in an attic high above & hear lilies rustling in marsh"
character marking
weather/season
character illness/health status
water/fire
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“Faith is like a falcon that nests in the same place every year but then flies away, only to return stronger than ever.”
flying
weather/seasons
birds
meals
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Water symbolizes
cleansing
death/authorial violence
sadness
rebirth/new attitude
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"At every meal, she looked over at her mother and then left her food untouched or fed it to the ranch dog.”
mothers
Animals
meal scene
geography
34
Setting includes all of the following EXCEPT
weather
time
context
place
35
The order of the last three parts of plot is...
falling action, denouement, resolution
rising action, falling action, denouement/resolution
climax, falling action, denouement/resolution
climax, inciting incident, falling action
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The antagonist is...
the character in conflict with the protagonist
the villain
a part of the setting
smurfy
37
The difference between symbolism and allegory is that...
Allegorical tales are not written for adults; stories with symbolism is.
Allegories are animal stories; symbolism can be any kind of story.
Allegories are more difficult to understand thatn symbolism.
In allegories things stand for specific things; symbols have many meanings
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Flying can represent: freedom, escape, return, home, largeness of spirit, or love.
False
True
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Fire represents...
passion
anger/destruction
knowledge
All of that and more
40
Vampires are NOT about monsters and supernatural beings. They are about these human traits:
gluttony, jealousy
greed, gluttony
being a lying liar who lies
greed, selfishness
41
The order of the plot starts with...
exposition
climax
inciting incident
none of these answers are correct
42
When a ghost is NOT a scary being haunting a place, that ghost...
is symbolic
moves the plot in an important way.
helps the protagonist learn a lesson
is all of the things in red, yellow, & blue.
43
Which of the following is a theme?
Love helps us get through difficult times.
Love helps us get
Love
Love helps
44
The following is NOT true about a quest.
There is a place to go and a stated reason to go there.
A quester is young, inexperienced, immature, sheltered
The quester always achieves the quest goal.
The quester learns a lesson from the challenges and trials of the quest.
45
If two characters are fighting, the type of conflict is person versus _____.
nature
self
society
person
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When looking for elements of political writing, the reader is most concerned about...
the characters' feelings.
the way the writer uses symbolism.
getting Duhig ALL of the chocolate.
the power structure.
