Stargirl Vocabulary Review

Literary Elements 1

100

In one word, how would you define the PROTAGONIST of a story?

Hero

200

Give two short descriptions for MAJOR characters.

Round, dynamic, internal change or growth,  having goals or values

300

How would you define the POINT OF VIEW in a story?

The narrator's position in relation to the story being told; Perspective 

400

Which external conflict has the character trying to convince a group that she/he is right about something?

A) Character vs. Character

B) Character vs. Nature

C) Character vs. Self

D) Character vs. Society

D) Character vs. Society

500

FORESHADOWING is the element that provides us with ______ suggesting what will occur later in the story.

Hints, clues

Literary Elements 2

100

In one word, how would you define the CONFLICT of a story?

Problem

200

How do you know that a story is told in FIRST PERSON?

The narrator is a character from the story; Personal pronouns: I, me, my we, us, our ...

300

Which element refers to the author's ATTITUDE about the text and also contributes to how the reader feels while reading a story?

A) Mood

B) Tone

B) Tone

400

Which internal conflict takes place within the character’s mind?

A) Character vs. Character

B) Character vs. Nature

C) Character vs. Self

D) Character vs. Society

C) Character vs. Self

500

This image represents which of the following elements?

A) Dramatic Irony

B) Situational Irony

C) Verbal Irony

A) Dramatic Irony

Chapters 11-15 Vocabulary

100

A group of vehicles traveling together.

^Annihilated

^{Apprenticeship}

^Convoy

^Corniness

^Impromptu

^Inquisition

^Mingled

^Oblivious

^Pantomime

^Raucous

^Suppress

Convoy

200

Rowdy and very noisy behavior.

^Annihilated

^{Apprenticeship}

^Convoy

^Corniness

^Impromptu

^Inquisition

^Mingled

^Oblivious

^Pantomime

^Raucous

^Suppress

Raucous

300

Not aware of or concerned about what is happening; unaware.

^Annihilated

^{Apprenticeship}

^Convoy

^Corniness

^Impromptu

^Inquisition

^Mingled

^Oblivious

^Pantomime

^Raucous

^Suppress

Oblivious

400

A period of intensive questioning. 

^Annihilated

^{Apprenticeship}

^Convoy

^Corniness

^Impromptu

^Inquisition

^Mingled

^Oblivious

^Pantomime

^Raucous

^Suppress

Inquisition 

500

To forcibly put to an end.

^Annihilated

^{Apprenticeship}

^Convoy

^Corniness

^Impromptu

^Inquisition

^Mingled

^Oblivious

^Pantomime

^Raucous

^Suppress

Suppress

Mixed

100

Which element represents an implied main idea and life lesson for the character/reader?

A) Symbolism

B) Theme

B) Theme

200

Which device refers to detailed, sensory language that creates pictures in the mind of the reader?

A) Allusion

B) Idiom

C) Imagery

C) Imagery

300

A word that mimics a sound: Pop!

A) Hyperbole

B) Onomatopoeia

C) Personification

B) Onomatopoeia

400

EEEEEEEEYIKES!!!!

A) Alliteration

B) Idiom

C) Onomatopoeia

C) Onomatopoeia

500

^{Done without being planned; unrehearsed.} 

^Annihilated

^{Apprenticeship}

^Convoy

^Corniness

^Impromptu

^Inquisition

^Mingled

^Oblivious

^Pantomime

^Raucous

^Suppress

Impromptu

Figurative Devices

100

Which device refers to a comparison between two things using “like” or “as”?

A) Metaphor

B) Simile

C) Alliteration

B) Simile

200

This image represents which of the following elements?

A) Hyperbole

B) Onomatopoeia

C) Personification

C) Personification

300

Which device refers to an extreme exaggeration?

*I’m so tired I could sleep for days!

A) Euphemism

B) Idiom

C) Hyperbole

C) Hyperbole

400

Which device is being used here?

A) Allusion

B) Alliteration

C) Imagery

B) Alliteration

500

Which device is being used here?

My sister's memory is a camera that remembers everything we see.

A) Metaphor

B) Simile

C) Alliteration

A) Metaphor