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Test Description: Fall Final Review #1 - This is not all inclusive. Please use your review guide for a complete list of study items.
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1) Fiction
A
methods an author uses to develop the qualities and personalities of characters in a narrative
B
A series of actions involving conflict
C
Prose based upon things that are not real.
D
Prose based upon fact.
2) The point of most intense excitement in a narrative is called the
A
technical climax
B
paradox
C
dramatic climax
D
protagonist
3) The methods an author uses to develop the qualities and personalities of characters in a narrative.
A
fiction
B
motivation
C
plot
D
characterization
4) A statement that appears to be contradictory but actually is not.
A
flashback
B
pun
C
verbal irony
D
paradox
5) Writing that embodies one or more of the figures of speech is called ___.
A
point of view
B
symbolism
C
figurative language
D
flashback
6) A character that is underdeveloped or one whose characterization is dominated by merely one character trait, excluding all others.
A
antagonist
B
antagonist
C
round character
D
flat character
7) A complex, well-developed and believable character about whom the audience knows quite a bit.
A
flat character
B
antagonist
C
protagonist
D
round character
8) The technique the author uses to reveal past experiences of the character to further the reader's understanding of the character and possibly the character's motives.
A
personification
B
symbolism
C
motivation
D
flashback
9) The use of one object to represent or suggest another.
A
symbolism
B
allegory
C
foreshadowing
D
pun
10) The middle of a narrative when the antagonist has been identified and the characters, setting, conflict, and themes are more fully developed. The small, everyday occurrences that factor into and shape the plot.
A
denouement
B
exposition
C
flashback
D
complication
11) A character, such as Rainsford, who transforms and changes as a result of the conflict within the text.
A
reliable narrator
B
dynamic character
C
static character
D
unreliable narrator
12) Written language with defined, standard sentence structure. No meter, poetic elements, etc.
A
Prose
B
Poetry
C
illusion
D
allusion
13) Related to regionalism - a particular form of language
A
bildungsroman
B
dialect
C
diction
D
satire
14) The use of human, exaggeration, or irony to expose or criticize people's vices or stupidity. Usually related to politics and current events.
A
Satire
B
Bildungsroman
C
Irony
D
Unreliable narrator
15) Coming of Age novel detailing a person's formative education and/or spiritual education.
A
Dialect
B
Paradox
C
Bildungsroman
D
Allegory
16) Word Choice
A
Dialect
B
Audience
C
Cliche
D
Diction
17) The author's attitude toward his/her subject.
A
satire
B
tone
C
mood
D
irony
18) The main idea or meaning of story or poem. Stated in sentence form with a message or meaning implied.
A
thesis
B
theme
C
motif
D
technical climax
19) Recurring ideas and symbols that dominate a text. Usually stated in terms of conflicts, symbols, or ideas.
A
satire
B
paradox
C
theme
D
motif
20) A character who does not change throughout the course of the text.
A
static character
B
dynamic character
C
round character
D
flat character
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