Quiz 1 REVIEW: Narratives, Characters, Annotating, Rhetoric

List the 5 story elements every story must have.

• Characters, Setting, Plot, Conflict, Theme

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion, Climax, Resolution

• Protagonist, Antagonist, Setting, Plot, Theme

• Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

Label the five parts of the plot below.

• Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

• Introduction, Conflict, Climax, Falling Action, Conclusion

• Beginning, Middle, Climax, Falling Action, End

• Start, Build-up, Peak, Decline, Finish

What two things make up the setting of a story?

• Characters and Plot

• Time and Place

• Conflict and Resolution

• Theme and Mood

Conflict is defined as:

• The problem in the story

• A peaceful resolution to the story.

• The time and place of the story

• The life lesson learned

Define the term "theme."

• The sequence of events that make up a story

• The problem

• The life lesson learned

• The people in a story.

The main character of a story who has the ability to change:

• Antagonist

• Static

• Flat

• Protagonist

What is the setting of “Cheboygan Day?”

• Present day in Kookaburra

• 50 years ago in New York City

• Present day in Wildwood, NJ

• The future in a beach resort in California

When annotating, which of the following is NOT something you should do:

• Summarize the passage in the margin

• Highlight everything; no notes needed

• Connections to other parts of the story

• Ask questions in the margin to clarify

• Make connections to your world, TV, movies.

Define “Rhetoric.”

• The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing

• A type of poetry

• A form of dance

• A scientific theory

What are the four parts of the “rhetorical situation?” (HINT: PACG)

• Purpose, Audience, Context, Genre

• Purpose, Audience, Content, Grammar

• Purpose, Analysis, Context, Genre

• Purpose, Audience, Context, Grammar