Mid-Term

Question 0

• relationship to who’s telling the story

Answer 0

• point of view

Question 1

• person telling the story

Answer 1

• narrator

Question 2

• introduces the characters, settings, and conflict

Answer 2

• exposition

Question 3

• adds complication to the conflict

Answer 3

• rising action

Question 4

• some kind of problem or struggle

Answer 4

• conflict (internal and external)

Question 5

• point of greatest interest or suspense in the story

Answer 5

• climax

Question 6

• all of the events that happened after the climax

Answer 6

• falling action

Question 7

• solving the conflict

Answer 7

• resolution

Question 8

• changes significantly

- does not change

Answer 8

• character (dynamic and static)

Question 9

• comparison of two unlike things using “like” or “as”

Answer 9

• simile

Question 10

• an implied comparison without using “like” or “as”

Answer 10

• metaphor

Question 11

• exaggeration for affect

Answer 11

• hyperbole

Question 12

• a message or a lesson that the story is trying to tell you

Answer 12

• theme

Question 13

• the narrator is a character in the story (I, me, we)

Answer 13

• 1st person

Question 14

• the narrator is outside the story (he, she, they)

Answer 14

• 3rd person

Question 15

• seen from one persons perspective

Answer 15

• limited

Question 16

• knows thoughts of several characters

Answer 16

• omniscient

Question 17

• struggle within a character with opposing feelings or goals

Answer 17

• internal conflict

Question 18

• a characters struggle with an outside force such as nature, society, or another person

Answer 18

• external conflict

Question 19

• a section of poetry

Answer 19

• stanza

Question 20

• a word that actually sounds like what it describes (buzz, clang, whoosh)

Answer 20

• onomatopoeia