5 Written Questions

1. character with one-dimensional personality
2. a character that opposes the main character
3. what happens in a story, play, or narrative poem; the chain of events
4. problems that come up as characters struggle to reach their goals
5. comparison of two things, saying one IS the other

5 Matching Questions

1. suspense
2. round character
3. protagonist
4. external conflict
5. third-person limited point of view

1. a the narrator focuses on the thoughts and feeling of only one character
2. b conflict that is on the outside, between a character and another character, group, or force
3. c a feeling of anxiety about what will happen next
4. d the main character
5. e character with interesting personality

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. irony where the audience or reader knows something that a character does not
   1. verbal irony
   2. dramatic irony
   3. situational irony
   4. complications
2. over-exaggeration
   1. plot
   2. theme
   3. simile
   4. hyperbole
3. the vantage point from which a story is told
   1. conflict
   2. point of view
   3. protagonist
   4. antagonist
4. character that changes as a result of the story's events
   1. static character
   2. flat character
   3. round character
   4. dynamic character
5. the turning point where something happens that reveals how the conflict will turn out
   1. theme
   2. simile
   3. plot
   4. climax

5 True/False Questions

1. verbal irony → a contrast between what is said and what is really meant

   True        False

2. first-person point of view → the all-knowing narrator tells us everything that is in the heads and hearts of all characters

   True        False

3. situational irony → occurs when what happens is very different from what is expected

   True        False

4. setting → comparison using LIKE or AS

   True        False

5. personification → giving human qualities to non-human things or animals

   True        False