Book Club Quiz Review

Match the following LITERARY DEVICES

• The actual going back to a previous event in time to relive that experience.

• Metaphor

• The use of vivid descriptions to paint a picture in the mind of the reader.

• Flashback

• Making a strong, direct comparison

• Imagery

Match the following LITERARY DEVICES

• Allusion

• This builds suspense by leaving a character in a bad situation.

• Foreshadowing

• Hints given by the author of what might happen later on in the story.

• Cliffhanger

• The feeling of excitement about what will happen next or later in the story.

• Suspense

• A reference in a story to another story, person, or event.

Match the following LITERARY DEVICES

• The use of an object or an action to represent some deeper meaning.

• Symbolism

• the lesson or message that an author wants you to learn; the point of the story.

• Theme

• a character's journey of change

• Character Transformation

Match the following LITERARY DEVICES

• The feeling that the reader gets from a work of art

• Onomatopoeia

• words that represent sounds

• Allusion

• A reference in a story to another story, person, or event.

• Mood

• The author’s attitude toward their subject as shown through their writing choices.

• Tone

The​ ​ (a)   is the main character who must face the problem created by the ​ (b)  

• protagonist
• antagonist
• minor character

Conflicts that take place inside a person's mind are called ​ (a)  

• internal conflicts
• external conflicts
• personal conflicts
• inside conflicts

Conflicts that come from someone or something else are called ​ (a)  

• external conflicts
• internal conflicts
• outside conflicts
• exterior conflicts

A sudden snowstorm that traps you on the side of the road would be character vs.

• character

• self

• nature

• society

Being embarrassed in front of the entire school would be an example of character vs.

• Society

• Nature

• Self

• Character

Debating whether or not to betray your best friend would be character vs.

• Self

• Nature

• Character

• Society