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Question 1

The sequence of events

Answer 1

plot

Question 2

the most exciting part of the story

Answer 2

climax

Question 3

The setting, and characters are established

Answer 3

Exposition

Question 4

a struggle between opposing forces ( general term )

Answer 4

conflict

Question 5

a conflict within a character ( 2 words )

Answer 5

internal conflict

Question 6

a character struggles with another character ( blank vs. blank )

Answer 6

person vs. person

Question 7

a person may clash with their government, part of their culture, or rules ( blank vs. blank )

Answer 7

person vs. society

Question 8

this type of conflict could be a natural phenomenon like a blizzard or earthquake ( blank vs. blank )

Answer 8

person vs. nature

Question 9

the main idea or message

Answer 9

theme

Question 10

the perspective form which the story is told ( 3 words )

Answer 10

point of view

Question 11

the narrator is a character

Answer 11

first person

Question 12

someone says or writes something but means the opposite

Answer 12

verbal irony

Question 13

the audience knows the beast is a prince, but belle doesn’t

Answer 13

dramatic irony

Question 14

the character that drives the story

Answer 14

protagonist

Question 15

a character that opposes the main character

Answer 15

antagonist

Question 16

hints or clues about what is coming next

Answer 16

foreshadowing

Question 17

____ characterization is when the reader is shown with the characters like through physical description or their actions 

Answer 17

indirect

Question 18

____ characterization is the reader is told exactly what a character is like 

Answer 18

direct

Question 19

A character that undergoes, an important interchange, such as personality or attitude 

Answer 19

dynamic character 

Question 20

A character that doesn’t undergo an important interchange, such as personality or attitude 

Answer 20

Static character

Question 21

The speech patterns of a particular region, or social

Answer 21

Dialect

Question 22

The feeling a reader gets often referred to as the atmosphere of a literary piece 

Answer 22

Mood

Question 23

an object, person or situation that has another meaning, besides literal one 

Answer 23

symbol symbolism 

Question 24

i’ll die if I can’t go to the concert

Answer 24

 overstatement

Question 25

after the teacher gives the class at least two hours of homework a student responds. Oh great they should be fun. 

Answer 25

Sarcasm

Question 26

i'm confused I thought your curfew was at nine isn't it past 10 now? 

Answer 26

socratic irony 

Question 27

third person ___: the narrators knowledge is limited to one character 

Answer 27

Limited

Question 28

A contrast between was expected and what actually happens

Answer 28

irony 

Question 29

sarcasm is saying the ___ of what you actually mean

Answer 29

opposite 

Question 30

The narrator is considered all know

Answer 30

Third person omniscient

Question 31

pretending to be ignorant to show that someone else is actually

Answer 31

Socratic