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Worksheet time: 47mins
An account of a person's life written by that person.
Autobiography
Biography
Travelogue
Commentary
A children's story about magical and imaginary beings and lands.
Non- Fiction
Fiction
Fairytale
Epic
A form of fiction that deals principally with the impact of actual or imagined science upon society.
Futuristic Literature
Scientific Fiction
Realistic Fiction
Societal Fiction
A novel that has as its setting a period of history and that attempts to convey the spirit, manners, and social conditions of a past age with realistic detail and fidelity (which is in some cases only apparent fidelity) to historical fact.
journal
textbook
newsreport
Historical book
I. Identify the given conflicts. Write your answer before the number.
1. Jaypee is in the state of gender crisis
MAN VS. MAN
MAN VS. HIMSELF
MAN VS. SOCIETY
MAN VS. SUPERNATURAL
What character archetype has an unusual birth, endures trials, seeks a morally good goal, makes sacrifices, etc...
Trickster
Hero
Mentor
Villain
What character archetype serves as a teacher or counselor to the hero, offering them knowledge and guidance?
Villain
Herald
Mentor
Hero
What character archetype is clever and funny, disobeys rules to create disorder
Ally
Trickster
Shapeshifter
Villain
What is a characteristic of a mentor?
leaves his/her family
guides the villain
guides the hero
tutors the sidekick
The protective nurturer and gentle provider
The Father Figure
The Mother Figure
The Temptress
The Innocent
Woman who needs to be rescued
Damsel in Distress
The Mother Figure
The Temptress
The Innocent
A situational archetype that shows a battle between two primal forces;
Can be found in almost any movie, book, or television show
(protagonist vs. antagonist)
good v evil
the initiation
death and rebirth
the fall
These two characters are engaged in a love affair; Fated to end tragically;
Society, family, or friends do not approve of the relationship
temptress
star-crossed lovers
earth mother
young person from the provinces
Serves opposite the hero, often embodying negative characteristics and works directly against the hero’s cause
Villain
Trickster
Anti-Hero
Shadow
Ensures the protagonist is worthy of passing the threshold. S/he acts as one of the tests the protagonist must face on the journey.
Hero
Herald
Threshold Guardian
Mother
She uses power (magic, beauty, intellect) to make others weak or to lure them away from their task
Mentor
Shadow
Temptress
Mother
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Loyal Companion?
Ron Weasley
Hermione Granger
Harry Potter
True or False: A character may fit into more than one archetype.
True
False
(a) is the theft of words, phrases, sentence structures, ideas, or opinions. (*Spelling counts in your response.)
When should you cite a source?
each time you write an idea that is your own
each time you write a fact or idea that's not your own
each time you write a word that the reader may not know
each time you include your own photo or drawing
Which statement is true?
If you quote less than three lines from a book, you don't have to cite it.
If you quote information from a web site, you don't have to cite it.
If you quote information from a print or digital source, you must cite it.
If you state your opinion in your research paper, you must cite it.
You must still acknowledge your source when you...
use exact quotations from the source
paraphrase the source
summarize the source
all of these
What does MLA stand for?
More Language Always
Modern English Language
Making Language Accessible
Modern Language Association
MLA requires two types of citation. What are they?
in-text citations & works cited page
bibliography & works cited page
in-text citations & signal phrases
works cited page & paraphrase
Which of the following is the best definition for rhetorical device?
The use of first-hand evidence to prove a point.
The use of language that is intended to have an effect on its audience.
The repetition of vowel or consonant sounds.
The use of parallelism in writing or speaking.
Which of the following best best describes works cited?
It is a formal list of works that ARE referenced in the body of a researched essay, article, or book.
It is a formal list of works that MAY be referenced in the body of a researched essay, article, or book.
It is a formal list of works that WILL be used for research on a given topic or issue.
It is an informal list of works that have been included in an essay, article, or book for further information.
Which of the following is the correct margin setting for an MLA formatted work?
1 inch for the header (top) and footer (bottom); 1 inch for the left and right.
1 ¼ inches for the header (top) and footer (bottom); 1 inch for the left and right.
1 ⅜ inches for the header (top) and footer (bottom); 1 inch for the left and right.
1 ½ inches for the header (top) and footer (bottom); 1 inch for the left and right.
What is the difference between a header and the heading of a paper?
The header is the margin at the top of a sheet; the heading is where a person places one's last name and inserts the page number.
The header is the margin at the top of a sheet; the heading is where one types one's name, the teacher's name, the class/period, and the date.
The header is the margin at the top of a sheet where a person types the heading, which consists of one's name, the teacher's name, the class/period, and the date.
The heading is the margin on the left side of the paper where one types the header, which consists of one's name, the teacher's name, the class/period, and the date.
Generally, MLA formatted papers will use which font and size?
Any legible font, such as Times New Roman or Arial, 12 point only.
Times New Roman or Arial,14 or 16 point
Times New Roman or Arial, 10 or 12 point
Any font is suitable as long as it is larger than 10 points.
What are the MAJOR items each and every MLA citation will contain and the order in which they are given?
The author's name (Last name first).
Title of the work being cited.
The publication information.
The author's name (Last name first).
The year of publication.
The publication information.
The title of the work being cited.
The title of the work being cited.
The year the work was published.
The author's name (Last name first).
The author's name (First name first).
Title of the work being cited.
The publication information.
Parenthetical citations are used when...
(select all that are correct!)
...the researcher directly quotes a source.
...the researcher paraphrases a source.
...the researcher summarizes infomation/idea from a source.
...borrows an idea from a source.
WHEN and WHERE a story takes place
setting
characters
conflict
WHO are the animals or people in a story
setting
characters
conflict
the PROBLEM in a story
setting
characters
conflict
the first part of a story when you learn about the characters, setting, and conflict
beginning
climax
resolution
the MIDDLE of a story when the most important thing happens
beginning
climax
resolution
the END of a story when the problem is solved
beginning
climax
resolution
The ______________ of the movie Coco is Mexico.
characters
setting
conflict
The setting of Geri's game is. . .
Geri
the park
the game of chess
Some of the ____________ in the TV show Spongebob are Spongebob, Patrick, Sandy, Squidward, and Mr. Krabs.
characters
conflict
setting
The _______________ in the movie Encanto is that Mirabel does not have a special power.
characters
setting
conflict
It is the sequence of actions and events in a story to convey a theme.
Characters
Setting
Plot
Point of View
It is the angle from which the story is told.
Setting
Characters
Conflict
Point of View
This refers to the conversation that characters have in a story.
Speech
Monologue
Interview
Dialogue
It refers to the main idea or moral of the story.
Plot
Conflict
Theme
Climax
This part of a plot is where the author builds suspense and tension to keep the reader interested.
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
It is meant to be read in a single sitting.
drama
novel
short story
poetry
The one who contends the protagonist.
protagonist
deuteragonist
antagonist
fringe
"Greed brings one’s downfall." is a example of
conflict
setting
theme
character
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf's a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf,
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay.
What is the central theme of this poem?
What is the definition of 'allusion'?
a reference within a work to something famous outside it, such as a well-known person, place, event, story, or work of art, literature, music, pop culture
A reference to something in a non-fiction text
A type of figurative language
A magic trick in literature
What type of allusion is the following example:
My diet was going well until the new chocolate store went in down the street, chocolate is my Achilles’ heel.
Religious
literature or mythology
Historical
Magical
What mythological image is an allusion for this logo?
This foolish King loved gold so much that the god Dionysus rewarded him with the ability to turn everything he touched to gold.
This winged goddess of speed, strength, and victory, Nike, drove Zeus’s chariot above battlefields giving glory to the victors.
Hermes’s winged feet help him deliver messages.
The winged shoe represents the Greek Hermes [Roman Mercury] who wore winged shoes that gave him speed to help him perform his duties.
The definition of a Religious allusion is:
A reference made to a specific time, place, person, or event.
An example ore reference to a myth or character in a myth.
An example or reference to a piece of literature in specific cultures or countries.
An example ore reference to the Bible or other religious text.
The definition of a Historical allusion is:
A reference made to a specific time, place, person, or event.
An example ore reference to a myth or character in a myth.
An example or reference to a piece of literature in specific cultures or countries.
An example ore reference to the Bible or other religious text.
Noah's Ark is what type of allusion?
Historical
Religious
Mythological
Literature
