Riner Semester One Final Study Guide

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Froggy Jumps Riner Semester One Final Study GuideOnline version Test your understanding of literary terms. by Anabel Welter 1 Mood vs. Tone: What is mood? a The author's biography b The narrator's beliefs about the plot c The reader's feelings triggered by the text 2 What is tone? a The main character's decision b The narrator's or author's attitude toward the subject c The book's genre 3 Irony: Situational irony occurs when? a Characters reveal motives b What happens is opposite of what is expected c The author's tone changes 4 Irony: Verbal irony is? a A dramatic plot twist b Saying the opposite of what is meant c A character's literal speech 5 Irony: Dramatic irony means? a The audience knows more than the characters b All characters know the ending c The narrator corrects himself 6 Simile uses which words for comparison? a Than or then b Like or as c Because or since 7 Metaphor is? a A factual statement b Describing something as if it were something else c A direct simile 8 First-person point of view uses which pronoun? a You b They c "I" 9 Second-person point of view uses which pronoun? a "I" or "me" b "he" or "she" c "you" or "your" 10 Third-person point of view uses which pronouns? a "I" / "we" b "he" / "she" / "they" c "you" 11 Main parts of the plot include? a Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution b Introduction, conflict, denouement c Claim, evidence, conclusion 12 Exposition provides? a The ending twist b Character deaths c Essential information at the story's start 13 Rising action consists of? a Major events leading to the climax b Backstory without events c The resolution only 14 Climax is? a The final sentence b The opening scene c The turning point of the conflict 15 Falling action contains? a Background info b The conflict introduction c Events after the climax 16 Resolution provides? a The story's final outcome b A new chapter c A secondary plot 17 Theme is? a The lesson or message of the story b The setting's color c The plot's sequence 18 Setting refers to? a Who tells the story b Where and when the story takes place c The book's genre 19 Genre means? a Character's role b Page count c Classification of a work by type 20 What is a colon used for? a To end a sentence b To introduce a list c To join independent clauses 21 Oxford comma refers to? a Comma before the last item in a list b Comma after each word c No comma in lists 22 What does a semicolon do? a Introduces a list b Ends a sentence c Separates independent clauses 23 Alliteration is? a Repetition of words b Rhyme at line ends c Repetition of initial sounds 24 Motivation in a character is? a A narrator's bias b The plot device c The reason they act 25 Proper noun is? a A specific name that is capitalized b A general idea c A common object 26 Common noun is? a A specific name b A general name not capitalized c A proper noun 27 Singular noun means? a One item b A group c Many items 28 Plural noun means? a A collective noun b One item c More than one item 29 Collective noun refers to? a A name for a group b A place c A single person 30 Compound noun is? a A type of adjective b Two or more words forming a noun c A verb tense 31 Where do you place yourself in a list? a First b In the middle c Last 32 Main verb vs linking verb vs helping verb: Main verb is? a Linking the subject to description b Tells when action happens c The action or main state verb 33 Linking verb's function is? a Links subject to description b Shows action c Shows tense 34 Helping verb's role is? a Connects clauses b Tells when the action is happening c Describes the subject 35 Which term describes 'a figure of speech comparing by 'like''? a Personification b Simile c Metaphor 36 Which term describes 'describing something as if it were something else'? a Simile b Metaphor c Allusion 37 What is the exposition's purpose? a Solve the mystery b Conclude the plot c Set up setting and characters 38 What does the Oxford comma refer to? a Comma before the last item in a list b Comma after every item c Comma after the first item 39 Which is a type of punctuation to list items? a Period b Question mark c Colon 40 What is the correct use of a semicolon? a To join independent clauses b To end a sentence c To start a quote 41 Which is an example of alliteration? a Delightful daisies dance during December b The cat sat on the mat c Lightning flashed suddenly 42 Which term means 'the lesson of a story'? a Setting b Theme c Plot 43 What is a singular noun? a Many items b A person c One item 44 What is a plural noun? a A group name b More than one item c One item 45 Which is a common noun? a New York b Elizabeth II c city

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Riner Semester One Final Study GuideOnline version

by Anabel Welter

Mood vs. Tone: What is mood?

What is tone?

Irony: Situational irony occurs when?

Irony: Verbal irony is?

Irony: Dramatic irony means?

Simile uses which words for comparison?

Metaphor is?

First-person point of view uses which pronoun?

Second-person point of view uses which pronoun?

Third-person point of view uses which pronouns?

Main parts of the plot include?

Exposition provides?

Rising action consists of?

Climax is?

Falling action contains?

Resolution provides?

Theme is?

Setting refers to?

Genre means?

What is a colon used for?

Oxford comma refers to?

What does a semicolon do?

Alliteration is?

Motivation in a character is?

Proper noun is?

Common noun is?

Singular noun means?

Plural noun means?

Collective noun refers to?

Compound noun is?

Where do you place yourself in a list?

Main verb vs linking verb vs helping verb: Main verb is?

Linking verb's function is?

Helping verb's role is?

Which term describes 'a figure of speech comparing by 'like''?

Which term describes 'describing something as if it were something else'?

What is the exposition's purpose?

What does the Oxford comma refer to?

Which is a type of punctuation to list items?

What is the correct use of a semicolon?

Which is an example of alliteration?

Which term means 'the lesson of a story'?

What is a singular noun?

What is a plural noun?

Which is a common noun?