Question 1
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(Introduction) sets up the story by telling us about the setting, characters, and conflict.
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Exposition
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Rising Action
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Theme
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Plot
Question 2
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main events in the story that lead to the climax of the story.
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Exposition
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Climax
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Rising Action
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Plot
Question 3
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The most emotional or suspenseful moment in a story.
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Open Plot
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Theme
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Climax
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Resolution
Question 4
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When the character's problem is solved.
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Theme
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Main Idea
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Exposition
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Resolution
Question 5
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the main events in the story that lead to the climax of the story.
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series of related events that make up a story.
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story has a resolution.
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the most emotional or suspenseful moment in a story.
Question 6
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the idea about life revealed in a work of literature (central message or lesson taught by a story)
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Theme
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Main Idea
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Closed Plot
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Open Plot
Question 7
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What is the Main Idea?
Question 8
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story stops at the climax: has no resolution.
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Theme
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Main Idea
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Closed Plot
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Open Plot
Question 9
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story has a resolution
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Closed Plot
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Main Idea
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Open Plot
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Rising Action
Question 10
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A struggle or clash between opposing forces
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Internal Conflict
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External Conflict
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Conflict
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Man vs. Man
Question 11
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a character has to battle with what seems to be and uncontrollable problem
Question 12
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a character struggles inside and has trouble deciding what to do.
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Man vs. Himself
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Man vs. Fate
Question 13
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One character has a problem with one or more of the other characters
Question 14
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conflict in which a character struggles against some outside force
Question 15
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one character has a problem with one or more of the other characters
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a character has to battle with what seems to be an uncontrollable problem.
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a character has a problem or conflict with nature.
Question 16
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conflict that takes place within a character's mind; struggle between opposing needs, desires, or emotions.
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Internal Conflict
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External Conflict
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Just good ole conflict!!
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Point of View
Question 17
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a character has a problem with ideas, customs or practices of other people
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Man vs. Nature
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Man vs. Society
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Man vs. Man
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Man vs. Himself
Question 18
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the vantage point from which a story is told
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Climax
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Conflict
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Point of View
Question 19
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Third Person Omniscient Point of View-the narrator is not a character in the story and is "all knowing" able to reveal the thoughts and feelings of any character and to describe events from the viewpoint of an character.
Question 20
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the narrator is not a character in the story and reveals the thoughts and feelings of one character; basically telling the story through that character's experiences.
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Second Person Point of View
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First Person Point of View
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Third Person Omniscient Point of View
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Third Person Limited Point of View
Question 21
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The narrator (I) is a character in the story that can reveal his or her own thoughts and can tell what is seen or heard about others.
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Third Person Omniscient Point of View
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Third Person Limited Point of View
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First Person Point of View
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Second Person Point of View
Question 22
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the narrator addresses the reader directly using the pronoun "you"
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Third Person Omniscient Point of View
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Third Person Limited Point of View
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First Person Point of View
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Second Person Point of View
Question 23
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a descriptive detail, plot pattern, character type or them that recurs in many different cultures.
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Archetype
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Characterization
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Protagonist
Question 24
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Method used to show characters.
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Archetype
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Characterization
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Indirect Charactrization
Question 25
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you learn about the character through actions and words of the character.
Question 26
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the author tells you about the character
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Protagonist
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Direct Characterization
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Antagonist
Question 27
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Main character/hero
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Protagonist
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Antagonist
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Flat Character
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Round Character
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Static Character
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Dynamic Character
Question 28
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Villain/Opposition
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Protagonist
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Antagonist
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Flat Character
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Round Character
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Static Character
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Dynamic Character
Question 29
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One dimensional; see only one part of personality.
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Dynamic Character
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Round Character
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Flat Character
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Static Character
Question 30
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See all aspects of the character's personality.
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Dynamic Character
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Static Character
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Round Character
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Flat Character
Question 31
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Character doesn't change.
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Flat Character
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Round Character
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Dynamic Character
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Static Character
Question 32
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Character changes throughout the story.
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Dynamic Character
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Static Character
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Round Character
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Flat Character