5 Written Questions

1. (verb) to have a harshly unpleasant effect one one's nerves, feelings, thoughts, ect. ect.
2. (adjective) not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed
3. the use of symbols
4. (noun) a facial expression often ugly, that indicates disapproval, or pain, ect.
5. A person, animal or thing in a work of literature

5 Matching Questions

1. Protagonist
2. Encounter
3. Theme
4. Mood
5. Pro-

1. a a main point the author conveys to the reader
2. b usually the hero
3. c (verb) to come upon or meet with, especially unexpectedly.
4. d for, foward
5. e the mood of literary work isthe feelings that the author wants readers to have while reading.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (noun) a dignified , self-confident manner or bearing, composure,self-possession.
   1. Vague
   2. Poise
   3. Plot
   4. -ous
2. (verb) to go or walk with a sliding motion.
   1. Setting
   2. Slither
   3. Plot
   4. Cower
3. a narrator tells the story
   1. 1st Person
   2. Plot
   3. 3rd person
   4. Pro-
4. against, opposite
   1. Mood
   2. Pro-
   3. Anti-
   4. Kathy
5. a character tells the story
   1. 3rd person
   2. Pro-
   3. Theme
   4. 1st Person

5 True/False Questions

1. Ricochet → (noun) a facial expression often ugly, that indicates disapproval, or pain, ect.

   True        False

2. Antagonist → usually the hero

   True        False

3. Thunderous → a main point the author conveys to the reader

   True        False

4. Setting → (verb) to have a harshly unpleasant effect one one's nerves, feelings, thoughts, ect. ect.

   True        False

5. Plot → the events that occur in the story

   True        False