Elements of Fiction
Grammar
Literature - Prose
Literature - Poetry
Miscellaneous
100

What do we call the point of the plot where we begin to see the consequences of the climax?

The falling action.

100

What do we call a run-on that is connected by a comma?

A comma splice.

100

The name Fortunato, who has ill-luck in Poe's short story, is an example of what?

Irony.

100

What is onomatopoeia?

When a word mimics the sound it describes.

100

How should internal dialogue be punctuated?

Italics

200

The engine purred is an example of what?

A metaphor.

200

What is the prepositional phrase in the following sentence?

The dog with spots barked.

with spots

200

Offer a theme from Romeo and Juliet.

Teacher Decided.

200

A Shakespearean sonnet originates in England. Where does a Petrarchan sonnet originate?

Italy.

200

Of the 5 sources on my sources page, only 3 did I take quotes from to place in my paper. Do I title it a Works Cited page or a Bibliography?

Bibliography

300

What is it called when an author makes a reference to pop culture, a well-known historical event, or another famous work of literature.

An allusion.

300

How do you punctuate the following title? The Most Dangerous Game (a short story).

Using quotation marks.

300

Elie Wiesel was in which combined camp?

Auschwitz

300

Offer an example of a hyperbole.

Teacher decided

300

Who adopts Huck Finn at the end of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?

The widow.

400

The type of irony where the audience knows what is going to happen, but the characters do not.

Dramatic irony.

400

How could you fix the following run-on?

The sun was shining bright I put on sunscreen.

Teacher decided.

400

This line from Romeo and Juliet is an example of what?: 

You have nimble soles, but I have a soul of lead.

Pun.

400

What sound device appears in the following line: 

I think we are on the brink of something great.

Consonance or internal rhyme

400

What does it mean to be taciturn?

Quiet, silent

500

In this point of view, the narrator can tell us what a few of the characters are thinking, such as the protagonist and antagonist.

Third person limited omniscient

500

How is the prepositional phrase functioning in the following sentence?

The dog ran across the street.

Adverb.

500

Who was the main antagonist in The Most Dangerous Game?

General Zaroff

500

What is the rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean sonnet?

ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

500

Why were Tom and Huck in the graveyard when the doctor was killed?

To bring a dead cat to the woods to try to get warts off their hands.