5 Written Questions

1. Like a simile, though it doesn't use like or as.
2. words that describe what they sound like.
3. A word or phrase that describes one thing in terms of something else that's different from it.
4. The hero or usually main character of the story.
5. The time and place where the story happens.

5 Matching Questions

1. antagonist
2. irony
3. hyperbole
4. conflict (external and internal)
5. novella

1. a Contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.
2. b An external conflict is against opposing forces or characters, and internal happens in the mind.
3. c A piece of writing that has more depth then a short story, but is smaller than a novel.
4. d The villain of the story.
5. e A great exaggeration.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The kinds of writing that creates a clear image of something, usually by using details that appeal to one or more of our senses.
   1. simile
   2. metaphor
   3. description
   4. allusion
2. Comparing one unlike thing to another to describe it.
   1. irony
   2. rhyme
   3. mood
   4. simile
3. Giving something human-like features.
   1. personification
   2. description
   3. essay
   4. protagonist
4. What happens in a story.
   1. irony
   2. mood
   3. plot
   4. tone
5. Patterns of rhymes in a poem.
   1. rhyme scheme
   2. theme
   3. end rhyme
   4. rhyme

5 True/False Questions

1. point of view → The character's outlook on events.

   True        False

2. essay → A short piece of writing usually told by the author.

   True        False

3. theme → The idea about life revealed in a work of literature.

   True        False

4. short story → A small piece of writing that has little depth.

   True        False

5. flashback → The sudden moment when memories come back to a character.

   True        False