Vocabulary
A series of events arranged to produce a definite sense of movement toward a specific goal
plot
Whcih Character creates both the inciting incident and the resolution of John 9's plot?
Christ
A reference to events that occured before the action of the main story or to the action that occured before the time that the narrarator is speaking
flashback
Plot refers simply to the order in which a story's incidents occur
False: order and incidents
The incident that sets the events of the conflict in motion
inciting incident
a secondary plot within a piece of literature that accompanies the main plot yet is lesser in importance or significance
subplot
In "The Necklace" which stage of the plot is left for the reader to infer?
the resolution
Siimilarity in structure or two or more phrases, cluases or sentences
parallelism
Subplots are secondary plots of lesser importance to the main plot
True
The events that follow the inciting incident and lead up to the crisis in the story
Rising Action
a plot development that violates the reader's expectations
plot twist
How does Galico choose to arrange his essay "In the Ring with Jack Dempsey"?
In chronological order and cause and effect
The repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of lines of poetry or grammatical units
Anaphora
The rising action of the plot introduces us to the setting, the characters and the situation
False: describes the events leading up to the crisis of the story.
The major turning point for the main character; the point at which somehting happens that affects the outcome of the story and determines the future of the main character.
crisis
A plot twist at the end of a story
Suprise ending
What common form of rhyme does "Allen-a-dale" use exclusively?
perfect end rhyme
An alternate form of parralelism that inverts the parallel structure, keeping the elements of the original phrase, clause or sentence but reversing then in the following unit.
chiasmus
Plot twists are plot developments that violate the reader's expectations
True
The point at which the plot reaches the moment of highest emotional intensity.
climax
The part of the story's plot that introduces the reader to the setting, the characters and the situation
exposition
Like many ballads, "Bonnie George Campbell" repeats what element of form?
Refrain
The patterns of rhyme sounds in poetry or a stanza in poetry
Rhyme Scheme
A sonnet is a dramatic poem of 14 lines
False: a lyric poem of 14 lines
The events that unfold the results of the crisis and lead to the conclusion
falling action