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- 1. Multiple Choice
The type of conflict that involves one's battle within one's self.Man vs. ManInternal ConflictExternal ConflictMan vs. Nature - 2. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: The protagonist is the good guy.TrueFalse
- 3. Multiple ChoiceTwo characters that have contrasting qualitiesRivalsContrastorsFoilsStatics
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe moment of highest interest, emotion, or intensity within a story. The turning point.rising actionpeakexpositionclimax
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe part of a story when all loose ends are tied up.ExpositionResolutionFalling ActionMain Idea
- 6. Multiple Choice"True love can conquer anything" is an example of a story's what?Main IdeaMottoSummaryTheme
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhen a character changes throughout a story due to the events of the plot, he or she is considered to be aChampionDynamic CharacterChanged CharacterStatic Character
- 8. Multiple ChoiceConflict that involves an outside forceStar WarsExternalInternalOuter
- 9. Multiple ChoiceA girl being haunted by a ghost is an example of which type of conflict?Man vs SupernaturalMan vs NatureMan vs TechnologyMan vs Self
- 10. Multiple ChoiceEvents that occur leading up to the climaxpre-climaticinternal eventsrising actionsearly motivation
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe time and location where a story takes placeclimatemoodthemesetting
- 12. Multiple ChoiceThe opposing character or force to the main characterprotagonistantagonistplanktonvillian
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhen a character's conflict is with a pre-determined destiny it is called what?Man vs. NatureMan vs. SelfMan vs. FateMan vs. Technology
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThe situation and climate are parts of which part of plot?ExpositionRising ActionResolutionClimax
- 15. Multiple ChoiceA man is threatening to find a kill the person who kidnapped his family, which type of conflict is this?Man vs. TechnologyMan vs. KidnapperMan vs. SelfMan vs. Man
- 16. Multiple ChoiceIn the exposition the reader is, typically, introduced to the setting, situation/climate, and theconflictcharactersclimaxpoint of view
- 17. Multiple ChoiceA character that has traits that have been used many times before so that the audience automatically can know what to expectstereotypical characterrecycled characterpredictable characterdynamic character
- 18. Multiple ChoiceThe point of view where the narrator is telling his or her own story. Uses words such as I, me, we, our, etc.3rd Person2nd Person1st Person4th person
- 19. Multiple ChoiceThe point of view where multiple or all characters have feelings and thoughts being exposed to the audience. Uses words such as they, he, she, and proper nouns, etc.0 person2nd person3rd Person1st person
- 20. Multiple ChoiceThe point of view where something is being taught or told to the audience and directly talks to them. Uses words such as you, your, etc.2nd person3rd person1st personall persons
- 21. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False? A 3rd person omniscient narrator sees all and knows all.truefalse
- 22. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False? The theme of a story must always be figured out by the audience.TrueFalse
- 23. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False? There can be many themes found in one story.TrueFalse
- 24. Multiple ChoiceA character that does not really change throughout a story is what type of character?roundstaticdynamicboring
- 25. Multiple ChoiceMan vs Society can be any of the following types of conflicts exceptconflict with cultureconflict with the governmentconflict with a best friendconflict with the rules
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