How might this setting affect the author's development of characters?
A
The characters would likely come from wealthy families.
B
The characters would likely speak proper English.
C
The characters would likely be artists and musicians.
D
The characters would likely be associated with gangs.
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Which would most likely be a conflict for a story with this setting?
A
Two explorers discover a cure for cancer.
B
An explorer gets bitten by a poisonous snake.
C
A group of explorers are trapped by fire.
D
An explorer gets attacked by a vicious dog.
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Which part of the story is represented by this blue blob?
A
Climax
B
Exposition
C
Falling action
D
Resolution
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Which part of the story is represented by this blue blob?
A
Exposition
B
Rising Action
C
Falling Action
D
Resolution
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Which part of the story is represented by this blue blob?
A
Exposition
B
Rising Action
C
Climax
D
Resolution
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Which part of the story is represented by this blue blob?
A
Climax
B
Rising Action
C
Falling Action
D
Resolution
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An individual in a literary work is called...
A
setting
B
plot
C
narrator
D
character
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What type of conflict is best shown here...
A
character vs. character
B
character vs. self
C
character vs. nature
D
character vs. society
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What type of conflict is best shown here...
A
character vs. character
B
character vs. self
C
character vs. nature
D
character vs. society
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Which part of the plot creates tension and suspense?
A
Rising Action
B
Climax
C
Falling Action
D
Resolution
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Which part of the plot is the most intense?
A
falling action
B
exposition
C
resolution
D
climax
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A struggle between two or more opposing forces.
A
climax
B
conflict
C
character
D
chapter
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The central idea or lesson to be learned in a story
A
Plot
B
Exposition
C
Theme
D
Irony
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Janet felt rather nervous as she entered the cafeteria for the first time. All the tables were occupied and she didn't know where to sit. As she looked around she noticed a young man sitting alone at a table in the corner. He seemed to be watching her and she wondered if he would mind if she joined him.
This is an example of a(n) _______ point of view.
A
central
B
objective
C
peripheral
D
omniscient
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John, a bearded paediatrician who had been at the hospital for six years, looked up from his meal as Janet, a pretty Scottish nurse who had just joined the hospital staff, entered the cafeteria.
This is an example of a(n) _______ point of view.
A
central
B
objective
C
peripheral
D
omniscient
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A(n) ________ narrator is a first-person narrator who's not the main character. She gets to give us the lowdown on the juicy dealings of the true protagonists and antagonists, all while watching from a safe distance.
A
central
B
objective
C
peripheral
D
omniscient
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John laughed hollowly. “You’re joking,” he said. The neon light flickered on his face, turning it a ghastly yellow. Veronica shook her head slowly. Her fingers were busy shredding her tear-stained paper tissue. “I’m not joking. It’s all true.” John stood up and banged his fist against the wall, hard, once. He was shaking his head in disbelief. “I’ll have to leave now,” he said, his voice terse. This is a(n) __________ point of view.