Literary Terms Practice

What is a narrative?

• any fiction writing that tells a story

• any non-fiction writing that tells a story

• any fiction or non-fiction writing that tells a story

• none of the answers are correct

What is characterization?

• It's when an author makes a character by creating the physical description, the character’s thoughts/speech/actions, and what other character’s think about him/her.

• It's when an author makes a character by creating the physical description and the character’s thoughts/speech/actions.

• It's when an author makes a character by describing the physical description.

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The gif is an example of

• internal conflict

• plot

• tone

• point of view

• external conflict

Mood is the author’s attitude toward their subject – you can recognize the mood by the author’s language/word choices.

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When the fox says, "Keep your chin up . . . ", that is an example of

• irony

• idiom

• setting

• allusion

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Which sentence below is an example of third person limited point of view?

• Remi yelled, "If only I could have fried crickets. That would be DELICIOUS!" Mrs. Kunz was not happy, though. She thought, she's hungry AGAIN!

• Remi thought, If only I could have fried crickets. That would be DELICIOUS! Mrs. Kunz just frowned.

• I yelled, "If only Mrs. Kunz would feed me fried crickets. I would be the happiest gecko in the world!"

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The cat is antagonizing the dog!

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Read the cartoon above. If it is too small, right click on it and open it in a new tab.

The cartoon is an example of

• narrative

• flashback

• symbol

• allusion

• all of the answers are correct

Settings can help foreshadow in a story.

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Which picture best represents flashback?

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