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At the end of the story it is clear that

• Mdme. Forestier has 2 diamond necklaces
• Mdme. Forestier purposely tricked Mathidle
• The Loisel's will soon become very wealthy
• The Loisel's suffered needlessly

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What kills Roderick at the end of the story?

• fear
• Madeline
• Roderick
• the narrator

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If a story contains a flashback it is considered to have a 

• linear plot
• non-linear plot 

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What is the main function of the flashback in the story?

• to describe the effects of war on men and women
• to show insight into treacherous  behavior of Union soldiers
• to generate sympathy for the Southern cause
• to explain why Farquhar is being hanged

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What part of the plot diagram marks the most exciting or intense moment in the story?

• exposition
• climax
• rising action
• resolution

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When an author interrupts the chronological sequence of a story by inserting past events. 

• flashback
• foreshadowing
• flashshadowing
• foreback

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Which of the following best describes the climax of The Most Dangerous Game?

• When Rainsford first finds himself shipwrecked

• When Rainsford runs into Zaroff

• When Zaroff explains that he enjoys hunting people as sport

• When Rainsford jumps into the water to make his final escape

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Which list shows the plot elements in the correct order?

• exposition, falling action, climax, rising action, inciting incident, resolution

• exposition, falling action, inciting incident, rising action, climax, resolution

• exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

• rising action, inciting incident, falling action, exposition, climax, resolution

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What event precipitates the animals’ rebellion?

• Nine hens die of starvation

• Mr. Frederick’s men blow up the windmill

• Moses’s inspiring stories

• Mr. Jones forgets to feed the animals.

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Climax

• Sequence of events in a story

• A comparison without using "like" or "as"

• Most exciting moment of the story; turning point

• A reference to another work of literature, person, or event

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