General Literary Concepts
What is a theme in literature?
the message or lesson the story teaches
In "Sorry, Wrong Number," what creates the most suspense?
the mysterious phone calls (add tension)
to build suspense leading to the climax
How many multiple choice questions are on your exam?
25 multiple choice
How many siblings does Ms. Luzac have?
0
Which point of view uses "I" or "me" to tell the story?
first-person
What is the main theme of "Sorry, Wrong Number"?
miscommunication can have serious consequences
Which best defines dialogue?
conversations between characters
Name 3 out of 5 plot elements that were on your study guide
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution
Where is Ms. Luzac's favorite place she has ever traveled?
What is the climax in a story?
the point of greatest tension
Which type of conflict is most prominent in "Lamb to the Slaughter"?
Dramatic irony: we know the detectives eat the murder weapon, but they don't
the end where all conflicts are resolved
What is 3rd person limited point of view?
knows the thoughts/feelings of 1 character
Where did Ms. Luzac go to college?
Alma College! GO SCOTS!!
Which type of conflict happens inside a character's mind?
internal conflict
What does the ending of "Monsters are Due on Maple Street" show?
Humans often fear what they don't understand
How does mood affect a story?
it creates feelings in the reader
What is 3rd person omniscient point of view?
knowing the thoughts/feelings of all characters
What breed of dog does Ms. Luzac have?
Pugs! Lucky and Lulu! <3
What is tone?
the author's attitude toward the subject
What creates suspense in "Rogue Wave"?
the lack of communication between Sully and Scoot
What is the antagonist in "Monsters are Due on Maple Street"?
the fear and suspicion of the neighbors
What is an external conflict?
Name 2 facts you know about Ms. Luzac
This could go in a lot of directions LOLLL. I will decide if both facts are true.