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Fiction Short Story Literature Quiz 8 (60 MCQs)

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1. GFH:What is the overall tone in the story
2. Whomever or whatever the main character struggles against or opposes is the .....
3. The War of the Wall is an example of .....
4. Reviewing what happens to the main character, skimming the selection for key phrases and statements, and thinking about the title all help in finding the .....
5. The only example of internal conflict is what?
6. The main theme of "When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine" is
7. When a character is reveled to us, and we have to use the way they speak, appearance, inner thoughts, what other characters say about him or show us by his actions, this is .....
8. GB:Why is "Young Goodman Brown" considered to be a Dark Romanticized story?
9. ARABY:What mood is created throughout the course of the story?
10. The author of the story "The Last Dog" is: .....
11. It is where dialogues in graphic fiction are written.
12. When the struggle in the story is happening between the protagonist and some other force, it is called .....
13. Third person ..... is when the narrator focuses on the thoughts and feelings of one character.
14. These are the people or animals that take part in a story's action.
15. In the story "The Last Dog" , where does Brock live?
16. RE:What genre is A Rose for Emily?
17. What item below does not belong in the list of "Roles of Setting" ?
18. Of who is Squeaky most protective and, by the end, believes she could coach to be a champion?
19. Which of the following could be a character trait for Mickey Mouse?
20. It is a text dealing with an actual, real-life subject and offers opinions on facts and reality.
21. The genre of fiction that is a story including elements that are impossible, such as talking animals or magical powers.
22. What type of writing comes from the author's imagination?
23. Foreshadowing is a technique the author uses ..... . *
24. What was the fate of Columbus, after the verdict of the trial was read?
25. The less important characters in a story that are needed to move the story along are called .....
26. It is a poem that is cheerful, airy and light-hearted, it often describes everyday events and uses language of the speaking voice.
27. What point of view is the author using when the narrator knows everything about every character?
28. C:How does Steinbeck's style affect the story?
29. What does the term characterization refer to?
30. What type of point-of-view is this? "She walked slowly down the street in a daze. Her knees were oozing blood; her palms and fingers were red, the skin removed, hiding her identity."
31. GB:What is significant in how the story is told by an unknown narrator?
32. This character is not sufficiently developed, described very little, and plays very minor role in the narrative
33. ARABY:What is the mood of the story?
34. What type of conflict is this? Meeting a werewolf on her way home from school, Meg ran away in fright.
35. EU:How does the title of the story connect to the story's conflict?
36. The element of fiction that is often figured out by how the characters change or overcome conflict .....
37. The part of the story that contains the sequence of events is called .....
38. A literary genre is
39. Struggles between two or more opposing forces are also known as .....
40. In "The Sandcastle" what is the social issue?
41. An internal conflict takes place
42. The clues in surrounding text that help the reader determine the meaning of an unknown word are called ..... clues.
43. The TIME (when it happens) and the PLACE (where it happens) that a story happens
44. In the story "Three Wise Guys, " the characters all reacted differently to the present of the encyclopedias. What did their actions and uses display about human nature? (Choose the BEST answer.) People are .....
45. The moment of highest emotional intensity in a story is the .....
46. A type of Fiction story that animals often speak as humans that are legendary and supernatural tales and conveys a moral
47. ..... is words and phrases that appeal to the reader's senses. Writers use details to help the reader imagine how things look, feel, smell sound, and taste.
48. Separated from or lacking a body
49. In which type of fiction story does THE GINGERBREAD BOY by Jim Aylesworthg belong?
50. C:What was the overall theme?
51. Provides closure and ties up loose ends in the story..
52. Which statement is true about a realistic fiction story that has the narrator as character in the story?
53. The perspective from which a story is told is called .....
54. The ..... is the series of related events that gives the story its structure. *
55. It is the arrangement of the events that take place in the story.
56. How long is a short story?
57. During this part of the story, the first conflict is introduced
58. ARABY:What would the mention of all the Irish lingo be known as? (there's a smarter way to word this I'm sorry-KS)
59. These types of stories usually revolve around a single idea and are short enough to be read in one sitting.
60. GB:What does the forest symbolize?
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