At minimum, all theme statements must a complete this.
What is a sentence?
100
This type of narration involve a character telling the story.
What is first person?
100
This type of character never changes from beginning to end of a story.
What is a static character?
100
This occurs when the reader knows something which a character does not, so what the character says causes this.
What is dramatic irony?
100
All papers should have this type of spacing.
What is double-spaced?
200
Fill-in-blank: There is ____ ____ ____ of stating the theme of a story.
What is "no one way"?
200
When a narrator is all-knowing, the narrator is said to be this.
What is omniscient?
200
This method of characterization involves the narrator or another character simply telling us about or describing a character.
What is direct presentation?
200
Sarcasm is a form of this.
What is verbal irony?
200
These three things should be in novel papers' headings.
What are name, period #, and paper#.
300
A theme stating something about how lonely people grasp for a relationship when people they love have been lost might be fitting for this story read by the class.
What is "The Horse Dealer's Daughter"?
300
When the author tells the story through an unbroken flow of thought and awareness of a particular character, this method of narration is being used.
What is stream of consciousness?
300
Protagonists are most frequently this type of character in a novel/short story of literary merit.
What is developing or dynamic character?
300
Dramatic irony occurs when this character believes a Capulet is dead.
Who is Romeo?
300
After the heading, but above the paper's title, should be this.
What is the chosen prompt?
400
This type of phrasing should be avoided when writing a theme statement because it has become worn out or hackneyed.
What is a cliche?
400
This novel was mentioned in class discussion as an example of first person minor character narration.
What is The Great Gatsby?
400
This is the term for a character experiencing a sudden insight.
What is an epiphany?
400
This occurs when the result of action is the reverse of what is expected.
What is irony of situation?
400
The teacher expects to see this on the first eight point due date.
What is the thesis statement?
500
Since nothing is completely true for everyone in every instance, a theme statement should avoid words such as this. Give an example.
What is always, every, all, etc.?
500
Ernest Hemingway tends to tell only what could be witnessed by a "fly on the wall' as his favored point of view..
What is third person objective?
500
When the reader "buys" into the fiction while reading a story due to its realism, this is achieved.
What is verisimilitude?
500
If your teacher failed all of the questions in this game, that would be this.