Elements, techniques, and literary devices in vario

Elements, techniques, and literary devices in various modes of fiction

Multiple Choice

1. What type of character changes during the course of a story or novel? The change in outlook or character is permanent.

• dynamic

• flat

• round

• static

Multiple Choice

2.An example of first-person point of view would be____

• A. You can see the top of the houses from the balcony.

• B. The boy ran, but could not get anywhere.

• c. When she was tired, she finally sat down.

• D. I couldn’t believe what was in front of me.

Multiple Choice

3.The part of the story that reveals the solution and takes care of the conflict

• A. the climax

• B. the theme

• C. the resolution

• D. the introduction

Multiple Choice

4. Which type of plot follow many actions or events chapter-by-chapter. The events stack, and are typically related by a character or theme.

• A. dramatic

• B. episodic

• C. linear

• D, parallel

Multiple Choice

5.Where does the main character come face to face with a conflict? This is the turning point of the story.

• A. Climax

• B. Exposition

• C. Rising Action

• D. A. Falling Action

Multiple Choice

6. Which is the correct example below that defines Man vs himself?

• A . When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.

• B. When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.

• C. When a character develops an internal struggle between his thoughts and

  ideas.

• D. When a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group.

Multiple Choice

7.a literary device in which a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story.

• A. flasback

• B. foreshadowing

• C. imagery

• D. Mediasres

Multiple Choice

7.In third-person limited omniscient, the narrator...

• A. Knows nothing of what’s happening

• B. Knows a little of what’s happening, but only what he/she can see.

• C. Knows everything one character is doing and thinking

• D. A. Knows all – what each character does and thinks.

Multiple Choice

The sequence of events in a story is the

• A. genre

• B. setting

• C. theme

• D. plot

Multiple Choice

a literary elements that takes the reader to where the story is happening and lets them experience it much like the characters.

• A. atmosphere

• B. mood

• C. setting

• d. tone