Narrative
Elements of Literature
Grammar-Which is correct?
Author's Development
Anything and Everything
100

A sequence of events

What is plot

100

The problem in a story

What is conflict
100

The correct forms of "to/two/too" is used in 

A-The two students loved to stay up to late. 

B-They are always too willing to skip class to meet their two other friends.

C-He wanted to buy more hot chips, but they cost to much. 

What is B

They are always too willing to skip class to meet their two other friends.

100

In a narrative, it recounts an event from the past

What is a flashback

100

Without a ________, you don't have an essay. 

The answer to a prompt

What is a thesis

200

When and where a story takes place

What is setting


200

Person, place, or thing that has meaning or represents something else

What is a symbol?

200

A-Your going to love your new outfit.

B-She knows you're going to prom in your new dress.

What is B

She knows you're going to prom in your new dress.

200

An author hints at what is to come later in the story

What is foreshadowing


200

Confident, Secure, Proud, Egotistical 

The word that has the strongest negative connotation is...

What is Egotistical

300

The conversations between characters

What is dialogue 

300

Metaphor, pun, oxymoron, personification, simile, alliteration, and hyperbole are examples of...

What is figurative language?

300

A-I love social studies more then I love English. 

B-I would rather go to the movies than workout.

What is B

I would rather go to the movies than workout.

300
When an author strategically uses specific words to create a desired effect

what is diction

300
The correctly formatted quotation is: 

A-Romeo asked himself "Did my heart love till now?" after he saw Juliet (Shakespeare 1.5.54).

B-Romeo asked himself "Did my heart love till now"? after he saw Juliet. (Shakespeare 1.5.54).

What is A

Romeo asked himself "Did my heart love till now?" after he saw Juliet (Shakespeare 1.5.54).

400

The part of greatest emotional intensity or suspense; the turning point

What is climax

400

Author's attitude toward a subect

What is tone

400

A-He wanted to take a nap, but he had to do his homework first, which is the last thing he wanted to do. 

B-She went to mall and her friends met her to see the new movie. 

C-They all were excited to go to the beach but didn't think about the affect of a sunburn, so they left their sunscreen at home. 

What is A

He wanted to take a nap, but he had to do his homework first, which is the last thing he wanted to do.

400

The order of words to create a desired effect or create a specific message

What is sentence structure 

400

A character speaks to the audience so that the other characters on stage cannot hear

What is an aside

500

These are the 5 stages of the plot diagram (in the correct order)

What is Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
500

Contrast between what is expected or what appears to be and what actually is

What is irony?

500

A-She wasn't allowed to go on the trip since she was suspended. 

B-They loved going home because they were able to play their video games.

What is B

They loved going home because they were able to play their video games.

500

1. appeal to logic

2. appeal to emotions

3. appeal to ethics or beliefs

What is

1. logos 2. pathos 3. ethos

500

A long speech by one actor in a play 

What is monologue 

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