Quarter 1 Final

Question 1

Int-text citations are also known as…

Answer 1

parenthetical citations

Question 2

in-text citations show…

Answer 2

• honest and ethical
• helps other locate information
• connects borrowed information from a source to a citation in the bibliography

Question 3

Included when:

Answer 3

• a quote is used word for word

- borrow an idea

Question 4

Four Parts

Answer 4

parenthesis (open)
author's last name
page number
parenthesis (closed
ie (Murphy 27

Question 5

punctuation comes…

Answer 5

after

Question 6

paraphrase

Answer 6

does not need quotations but still needs a citation

Question 7

In text citations directly leads to

Answer 7

bibliography citations

Question 8

bibliography citations lead to

Answer 8

original source of information

Question 9

when using an encyclopedia, how do you cite

Answer 9

(“article”)
ie (“Elephants”)
just name of article

Question 10

thesis statement

Answer 10

topic+opinion= thesis statement

Question 11

theme

Answer 11

life lesson or main message that author tells reader about human nature, people, or society

Question 12

types of conflict

Answer 12

external: 
     man v man
     man v society
     man v nature
internal:
     man v self

Question 13

conflict is always between the

Answer 13

protagonist and antagonist

Question 14

external conflict

Answer 14

man opposing an outside force

Question 15

internal conflict

Answer 15

man fighting a conflict from within

Question 16

man v man

Answer 16

protagonist v antagonist

Question 17

man v society

Answer 17

protagonist v a group of people, community

Question 18

man v nature

Answer 18

a character v forces of nature

Question 19

foil

Answer 19

a secondary or minor character; usually flat or static

Question 20

protagonist

Answer 20

a central character that pushes the action forward, round or dynamic

Question 21

antagonist

Answer 21

character that both holds the action back wants something in opposition of protagonist

Question 22

character

Answer 22

a character can be dynamic or static (but not both)

and round or flat (but not both)

Question 23

dynamic

Answer 23

character grows, matures, and changes as a result of their experience

Question 24

static

Answer 24

character does not change (typically not protagonist or antagonist)

Question 25

round

Answer 25

complex character that portrays both positive and negative qualities

Question 26

flat

Answer 26

simplified character and only has a few distinct qualities-fits a stereotype

Question 27

exposition

Answer 27

provides background infomaton