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The Outsiders
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Review for final quiz #Outsiders
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1
a form of language spoken by people in a particular area or region
dialect
circular ending
allusion
foreshadow
2
which term below is
not
an example of
slang
?
"fuzz"
"heaters"
"rumble"
"Ya'll"
3
When the author gives you a sign or hint about what is going to happen later in the story
slang
allusion
flashback
foreshadow
4
the beginning of the story where the setting, characters, and conflict are introduced
exposition
plot
theme
setting
5
The underlying meaning, big idea, or author's message
plot
theme
point of view
resolution
6
What in
The Outsiders
was symbolic of a larger idea or concept relevant to theme?
Burning Church
Sunsets
Drive-in movie theaters
Mustangs
7
informal language spoken by people in a group
allusion
irony
dialect
slang
8
Which of the problems below best represents the conflict in
The Outsiders?
dropping out of school
struggling to stay true to who you are
loss of parents
gang violence
9
A scene in a story that describes an earlier event
circular ending
slang
flashback
irony
10
the time and place in which most of the story takes place
resolution
setting
climax
plot
11
What is the point of view in
The Outsiders?
1st person - Ponyboy
None of the above
1st person = Johnny
3rd person - narrator
12
The story ends the same way it begins
slang
circular ending
dialect
irony
13
Series of events in a literary work
climax
setting
plot
conflict
14
Reference to a well-known person, place, historical event or literary work
allusion
flashback
slang
foreshadow
15
The problem or struggle the main character faces in a story
characterization
setting
conflict
resolution
16
How a story ends or how the conflict is resolved
characterization
theme
resolution
conflict
17
Where does
The Outsiders
take place?
New York
Oklahoma
California
North Dakota
18
When the author leads you to believe something will happen and the opposite actually occurs
circular ending
allusion
flashback
irony
19
The turning point of the story
point of view
climax
plot
setting
20
The authors way of developing a character i.e. physical traits & personality
theme
exposition
conflict
characterization
21
Perspective from which the story is told
resolution
setting
point of view
exposition