5 Written Questions

1. developed, complex, many sided
2. the statments express or implied that a text seems to be making about its subject generalization about human being or life that the work communicates
3. clues to suggest events that will come later in a literary work
4. setting the scene. the writer introduces the characters and setting, providing description and background
5. insertion or interjection during a conversation or speech

5 Matching Questions

1. moral
2. stock
3. dynamic
4. rising action
5. flat character

1. a character undergoes changes in personalit due to events in the plot
2. b lesson or principle contained in or taught by the work; precisely expressed concept or truth
3. c established, instantly recognized character type often stereotyped
4. d the story and tension between characters builds and gets more exciting
5. e lack depth and complexity

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the ending of a story. the disengaging of characters, the unraveling of the plot: main character resolves the conflict
   1. theme
   2. denouement
   3. denotation
   4. genre
2. character remains the same at end as at beginning of story
   1. dynamic
   2. setting
   3. stock
   4. static
3. a struggle between opposing forces. this may be internal or external
   1. Climax
   2. dialect
   3. conflict
   4. dynamic
4. sequence of events in a narrative
   1. irony
   2. plot
   3. stock
   4. mood
5. division or type of literature
   1. idiom
   2. genre
   3. theme
   4. tone

5 True/False Questions

1. Climax → the statments express or implied that a text seems to be making about its subject generalization about human being or life that the work communicates

   True        False

2. antagonist → opposition to the protagonist

   True        False

3. turning point → opposition to the protagonist

   True        False

4. connotation → the felling or attitude associated with a word, related to but quite distinct from its literal meaning

   True        False

5. flashback → interupption of the sequence of events to relate an episode that happened at an earlier time before the story began

   True        False