Worksheetsintro to english literature
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
when a narrator does not participate in the story as one of the character but let us know exactly how the characters feel, he or she is known as a
first person narrator
third person narrator
what kind of narrator is this?
objective narrator
limited omniscient narrator
omniscient narrator
the narrator seems to be like the rest of us, trying to figure out things and doesn't know things that are happening in a story. can we rely on the narrator?
reliable
unreliable
a concern or a purpose regarding a subject in a literary work is also known as a
figurative meaning
theme
literal meaning
sub-theme
a theme that is not stated openly but derived from the characters and actions of the story is known as
secondary theme
explicit theme
primary theme
implicit theme
how to identify a story's theme?
examine the central conflict
start with a clear idea of the type of setting
look closely at the rising action of the plot
examine the number of literary devices used
these are the elements in film except for?
visuals
dialogue
scenes
narrator
a character that is very complex in his or her motivations or actions is known as
dynamic character
round character
flat character
static character
components of a plot is all of the following except
climax
denouement
experience
rising action
A phrase that uses words like or as to describe someone or something by comparing it is known as:
metaphor
personification
simile
hyperbole
how many types of conflict are there?
2
3
4
5
The beginning of a story consist of ____________.
Exposition, rising action and climax
Exposition and rising action
exposition and falling action
falling action and resolution
A condition of the reverse of what we have expected or an expression whose intended implication is the opposite of its literal sense is known as __________.
reverse psychology
personification
simile
irony
