Show Me Your Knowledge
Show Me Your Knowledge
Show Me Your Knowledge
Show Me Your Knowledge
Show Me Your Knowledge
100

This is the turning point of a story.

What is climax?

100

This is anything with personality.

What is a character?

100

The problem of the story.  Without it, there is no story.

What is the conflict?

100

The time, place, and mood of the story.

What is the setting?

100

The sequence of events that makes up the story.

What is the plot?

200

The way a writer looks at the story, typically, whether it is from the outside or from the perspective of a character.

What is point of view?

200

This is the opponent of the main character in a story.  

What is an antagonist? 

200

The art of creating tension in order to keep a reader engaged.

What is suspense?

200

This is the feeling created for the reader.  

What is mood? 

200

What the author of fiction is really trying to say.

What is the theme?

300

An author might utilize this technique to make a location evoke feelings within the reader, based on a human truth: we care most about other humans.

What is personification?

300

The author might use this technique to reveal background details outside of the normal flow of the story.

What is a flashback?

300

This is where the protagonist will get his or her life back.

What is the resolution?

300

This is a character written to evoke the most sympathy within the reader.

Who is the protagonist?

300

This is an example of figurative language where two unlike things are compared NOT using like or as.  

What is a metaphor? 

400

This is the correct spelling of the term that means "falling action."

What is D-E-N-O-U-E-M-E-N-T?

400

This is when clues or hints are given about something that is going to happen later in a story. 

What is foreshadowing?

400

This is a literary technique used to show how to normally unlike things are alike in a limited way.

What is a simile?

400

Mark Twain, Lewis Carroll, Robert Galbraith, and many others are an example of this literary phenomenon. 

What is a pseudonym (for Samuel Clemens, Charles Dodgson, and JK Rowling, respectively)?

400

This is an example of figurative language where an object or thing stands for something abstract.  

What is a symbol or symbolism? 

500

In order to fully understand an idea, you need to know it in these ways.

What are its connotation and its denotation?

500

This is the term for attitude toward the story that might be taken by the storyteller.

What is the persona?

500

In our long list of terms, only two start with a letter that isn't used to start any other terms.  Name those two.

What are resolution and theme?

500

The Honda Odyssey is an example of this literary term.   

What is an allusion?

500

Aesop's fables, Biblical parables, and stories older relatives tell about mistakes they've made are all examples of this literary term. 

What is an allegory?

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