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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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This is the entire, organized sequence of events, in order, that makes up a story.
EXPOSITION
PLOT
RESOLUTION
CLIMAX
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The author sets the ____ with his diction.
atmosphere
tone
scene
mood
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Which POV states that the narrator knows all about all of the characters?
3rd Person Omniscient
3rd Person Objective
2nd Person Limited
3rd Person Full
4
To describe THIS would be to describe the...
Trees
Scenery
Place
Setting
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Here, the conflict (or problem) is resolved OR is determined unsolvable.
EXPOSITION
FALLING ACTION
RESOLUTION
CLIMAX
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This is the point of no turning back. The main character usually undergoes a major change.
CLIMAX
PLOT
RISING ACTION
RESOLUTION
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An allusion is?
A reference to something culturally known
The most suspenseful part of a story
A comparison of two things using like or as
a repetition of consonant sounds
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Which POV is this? (Focus on the first box especially)
3rd Person Original
3rd person Objective
3rd person Limited
3rd person Omniscient
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The reader develops a _______ from the author's writing.
Tone
State of mind
Feeling
Mood
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This part is where we see the results of the major change, bringing the story
closer
to the end
CLIMAX
FALLING ACTION
PLOT
EXPOSITION
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BONUS: Letters are written in what POV?
3rd Person
2nd Person
1st Person
4th Person
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The three components of exposition are
plot, characters, conflict
time, place, conflict
character, setting, conflict
character, time, setting
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An author uses this picture to tell a story. What point-of-view will it will be told from?
4th Person
1st Person
2nd Person
3rd Person
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The problem in a story
Conflict
Climax
Character Issues
Plot Hole
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...the reason why the author wrote a particular piece of literature.
Author's Point-of-view
Author's Presence
Author's Perspective
Author's Purpose
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During this part of the plot, the reader learns about the characters, setting, and conflict.
PLOT
EXPOSITION
RESOLUTION
CLIMAX
17
Which of the following is NOT a character trait?
MMA Skills
Constantly spilling food on yourself
Rocking in a chair
Being a avid reader
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Which of the following is NOT a character trait?
Nike Shoes
Bad Attitude
Drinking OJ
Being athletic
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This is where the conflict is developed and where the reader feels suspense.
CLIMAX
FALLING ACTION
PLOT
RISING ACTION
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BONUS: This picture is an example of...
Forshadowing
Protagonist
Flashback
Antagonist