Ela Lit test

What is a example of Man v Man?

• Katniss vs the Capitol. Katniss is determined not to let the capitol get the best of her.

• Katniss and Peeta

• Katniss vs. Peeta when she shoves him for saying they were more than friends.

• Katniss vs herself when she struggles to know if Peeta can be trusted or not.

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What is a a comparison of two unlike things using LIKE or AS. Ex. I am as hungry as a horse.

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What is an example of a Round character?

• It is raining cats and dogs.

• Gale; We know him as Katniss’s best friend and he is a major character, but does not have a change of heart or major defining moment.

• Katniss; we are made aware of many of her personality traits.

• The busy bee buzzed through the meadow.

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End of the story

• Rising action

• resolution

• espostion

• Climax

• Falling action

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What are synonyms of idiom? (select all that apply)

• Talk

• standard

• bored

• phrase

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Which is correct?

• 
• 

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What is an example of a Static Character? (select all that apply)

• Doesn't change

• shoves him for saying they were more than friends.

• Ex. Prim; We only know a little about her character. She is fragile and the reason Katniss goes to the Hunger Games

• Ex. Gale; We know him as Katniss’s best friend and he is a major character, but does not have a change of heart or major defining moment.

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is this a simile or Metaphor?.. a comparison of two unlike things without using like or as.

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What is the correct definition of Alliteration?

• a word that sounds like the noise it describes.

• an exaggeration meant to prove a point.

• the repetition of consonant sounds. Often used in titles, and poetry.

• giving human qualities to nonhuman things.

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Who do you like better Peeta or Katniss?

• peeta

• Katniss

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