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WorksheetsHoot final test review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Leroy Branitt's nickname "Curly" is what type of irony?
situational
dramatic
verbal
no irony
Which characters are antagonists?
Kimberly Lou Dixon and Chuck Muckle
Officer Delinko and The Mother Paula company
Chuck Muckle and The Mother Paula Company
Curly and Chuck Muckle
Which characters are obstacle characters?
Chuck Muckle, Curly, Kalo, Dana
Curly, The Mother Paula Company, Kalo
Officer Delinko, Mullet Fingers, Lonna, Curly
Curly, Kalo, Officer Delinko, Lonna, Dana
Which characters are round and dynamic?
Roy, Curly, and Beatrice
Roy, Beatrice, and Mullet Fingers
Roy and Officer Delinko
Roy, Beatrice, and Officer Delinko
Which characters are flat?
Garrett, Roy, Dana
Leon, Lonna, Miss Hennepin
Officer Delinko, Mullet Fingers, Beatrice
Dana, Mullet Fingers, Beatrice
Which characters are static?
Beatrice, Dana, Miss Hennepin
Mullet Fingers, Officer Delinko, Beatrice
Curly, Dana, Beatrice
Mullet Fingers, Lonna, Leon
Sarcasm is what type of irony?
situational
dramatic
ironic
verbal
What literary device is used when one object represents another object?
objective
symbolism
foreshadowing
irony
What is the only type of internal conflict?
man vs. man
man vs. self
man vs. society
man vs. conflict
Which characters are round?
Roy, Beatrice, Mullet Fingers
Roy, Dana, Officer Delinko
Roy, Mr. Eberhardt, Leon
Roy, Beatrice, Garrett
When Dana blows a bubble with his gum at the detention center while being questioned, what type of characterization is this?
Direct; he doesn't respect authority
Indirect; he doesn't respect authority
man vs. self
man vs. man
What is the "good guy/good gal" called in a story?
protagonist
antagonist
main character
obstacle character
What type of figurative language uses a great deal of detail and appeals to one or more of the five senses?
idiom
irony
imagery
hyperbole
What type of conflict deals with legal/law matters?
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. self
man vs. society
Personification is defined as...
a big exaggeration
a comparison that doesn't use like or as
When human-like qualities are given to someone human
When person-like or human-like qualities are given to a non human
