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Literary Terms
Test Description: This quiz will assess your knowledge of the definition of literary terms covered in English 1 Unit 1.
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) What is an antagonist?
A
A major character who opposes the protaganist (main character) in a story or play.
B
The main character in the story or play.
C
A character who undergoes signifcant changes in a story or play.
D
A character who ends up dead in a story or play.
2) What is the setting of story?
A
Where the story takes place
B
The type of plot
C
The main conflict
D
The ending of the story
3) The method in which character traits are revealed in a story is through which of the following:
A
Character Method Prep
B
Characterization
C
Character Activation
D
Character Enhancement
4) The term in which an author relies on STEAL to reveal a character trait?
A
Characterization
B
Plot
C
Indirect Characterization
D
Direct Characterization
5) She is beatiful. This sentence is an example of what type of characterization?
A
Indirect
B
Direct
6) A struggle within onself is known as:
A
Internal Conflict
B
External Conflict
7) Jessica is angry at Max for stealing her sandwhich. Which type of conflict is this?
A
External
B
Internal
8) A technique in which the author gives clues about something that will happen later in a story is:
A
Flashbacks
B
Foreshowing
C
Foreshadowing
9) Language that conveys certain ideas by saying/doing the opposite is:
A
Irony
B
Pathos
C
Dialogue
10) The author's attitude toward his/her subject:
A
Atmoshphere
B
Mood
C
Tone
11) The central idea of a work:
A
Theme
B
Mood
C
Tone
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