Literary Terms Check-In

Which literary term is "the time and place where a story takes place?"

• Setting

• Mood

• Theme

• Personification

Which literary term is "Mood?"

• The way the reader feels when reading the story

• The time and place where a story takes place

• The lesson that the author is trying to teach us by writing the story

• The writer's attitude and how they feel about what they are writing about

What is "Internal Conflict?"

• Struggle between two opposing forces; Struggle within a character

• Struggle between two opposing forces; Struggle with an outside source

• Human VS Self

• The way the reader feels when reading the story

What is "External Conflict?"

• Struggle between two opposing forces; Struggle with an outside source

• The time and place where a story takes place

• How the story is being narrated

• Human VS Human

What is "Tone?"

• The time and place where a story take place

• The writer's attitude and how they feel about what they are writing about

• Exaggeration used to make a point

• Writer's choice of words

Point of View (POV) is how a story is narrated. Which is these is an example of First Person POV?

• She walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.

• You walk down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.
• I walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.
• They walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.

Point of View (POV) is how a story is narrated. Which is these is an example of Second Person POV?

• She walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.

• You walk down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.
• I walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.
• They walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.

Point of View (POV) is how a story is narrated. Which is these is an example of Third Person POV?

• She walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.

• You walk down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.
• I walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.
• They walked down the street, whistling a cheerful tune.

What is "Theme?"

• Any actual object that represents an idea

• The lesson that the author is trying to teach us by writing the story. It’s like the central message of the story

• Descriptive language that appeals to at least one of the five senses (Taste, Sight, Touch, Sound, and Smell)

• A category. Genres are used with books, tv/movies, music, and art

"Any actual object that represents an idea" is an example of what literary term?

• Juxtaposition

• Allusion

• Imagery/Sensory Language

• Symbol