Semester Exam

Question 0

The conflicts and complications that develop a story are introduced

Answer 0

Rising action

Question 1

Background information or events necessary to understand the story are introduced

Answer 1

Exposition

Question 2

The turning point the most intense moment

Answer 2

Climax

Question 3

Action after the climax

Answer 3

Falling action

Question 4

The conclusion wrapping up

Answer 4

Resolution

Question 5

The sequence of related events that make up a story

Answer 5

Plot

Question 6

The perspective from which a story is told

Answer 6

Point of view

Question 7

A type of writing that tells a story or describes a sequence of events

Answer 7

Narrative

Question 8

When the person telling the story is apart of the story

Answer 8

First person

Question 9

When someone outside of the story is telling it

Answer 9

Third person

Question 10

Narrative elements

Answer 10

Incident response reflection

Question 11

What happened in the story

Answer 11

Incident

Question 12

The feelings and thoughts of the people involved in the story

Answer 12

Response

Question 13

The lesson being learned

Answer 13

Reflection

Question 14

How you will used what you learned in the future

Answer 14

Reflection

Question 15

What are the four elements of Revision

Answer 15

Add subtract move substitute

Question 16

To assign or distribute into shares or portions

Answer 16

Allot

Question 17

Slanting or sloping

Answer 17

Oblique

Question 18

Of or relating to a slave

Answer 18

Servile

Question 19

Words that appeal to the senses

Answer 19

Sensory details

Question 20

What are the types of leads

Answer 20

Action, dialogue ,reaction

Question 21

Starts with the main character doing something

Answer 21

Action lead

Question 22

Starts with speaking between characters

Answer 22

Dialogue lead

Question 23

Starts with a character thinking or reflecting on am event

Answer 23

Reaction lead

Question 24

Myth folk take fairy tale legend talk take fable and fantasy

Answer 24

Folk literate

Question 25

Celebrates heroic individuals or significant achievements tend to express values of a culture

Answer 25

Legend

Question 26

Fantasy elements often involves prince and princesses told to entertain children

Answer 26

Fairy tale

Question 27

A story from the past involves gods of heroes explains beliefs customs or mysterious natural phenomena and or identifys correct behavior

Answer 27

Myth

Question 28

Highly exaggerated and often humorous story about folk heroes

Answer 28

Tall tale

Question 29

An anonymous traditional story passed down orally

Answer 29

Folk tale

Question 30

A brief story that teaches a lesson or moral usually through animals

Answer 30

Fable

Question 31

Witches goblins and elves

Answer 31

Fantasy

Question 32

The characters appearance
What the character says and does
What others say about the charecter

Answer 32

Characterization

Question 33

Independent clause can stand alone

Answer 33

Simple

Question 34

Two independent clauses put together with a comma

Answer 34

Compound

Question 35

Find a word or phrase in a narrative that captures the major idea

Answer 35

Writing a title

Question 36

Place/going somewhere

Answer 36

To

Question 37

The number 2

Answer 37

Two

Question 38

Also/agreeing

Answer 38

To

Question 39

Mincer way of saying something

Answer 39

Positive connotations

Question 40

Not so nice way of saying something

Answer 40

Negative connotation

Question 41

Word comparing each other using like or as

Answer 41

Simile

Question 42

Comparing two unlike objects

Answer 42

Metaphor

Question 43

Giving animals human like qualitys

Answer 43

Personification