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Froggy Jumps Game reviewOnline version game review for students in seventh grade for their upcoming summative text by Ticod, Kenneth 1 Which sequence correctly shows the order of plot structure? a Climax→ Exposition → Rising Action → Falling Action → Denouement b Exposition → Rising Action → Climax → Falling Action → Denouement c Exposition → Climax → Rising Action → Denouement → Falling Action 2 A story begins with a dramatic event, then goes back to explain how it happened earlier in time. This structure is best describe das a Flashback narrative b Resolution-first narrative c Exposition-only narrative 3 The part of the story where conflicts begin to resolve after the climax is the: a Exposition b Falling Action c Climax 4 A story that is told in the order events happen from beginning to end is called: a Flashback b Linear Plot c Nonlinear Plot 5 The ending of the story where loose ends are tied up is the: a Denouement b Rising Action c Falling Action 6 A character remembers a childhood event that explains their fear of water. This is an example of: a Flashback b Denouement c Climax 7 A student resists pressure from a tradition-bound community that expects them to follow a predetermined life path. a Man vs Society b Man vs Nature c Man vs Man 8 A farmer battles worsening soil degradation caused by industrial pollution and climate change over many years. a Man vs Self b Man vs Nature c Man vs Society 9 A soldier struggles with guilt after following orders that led to civilian casualties, questioning their own morality. a Man vs Self b Man vs Society c Man vs Nature 10 A detective is manipulated by a criminal mastermind who always stays one step ahead, turning every investigation into a trap. a Man vs Nature b Man vs Society c Man vs Man 11 A young writer struggles between telling the truth in their memoir and protecting their family’s reputation. a Man vs Nature b Man vs Society c Man vs Self 12 Pieper smiles politely during discussions but tightens his grip on his pen whenever someone scores higher than him. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 13 Gab is a highly disciplined athlete who trains with strict routine every single day. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 14 Students fall silent and avoid eye contact whenever the professor enters the room. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 15 The detective is an observant and highly analytical thinker who notices details others miss. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 16 Jojo kevin jumps into a decision to join a risky competition without reading the rules. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 17 The mayor is a corrupt and dishonest official who manipulates public funds for personal gain. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 18 Jean gives her only umbrella to a classmate and walks home in the rain without hesitation. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 19 Aizen is a loyal friend who never abandons those he cares about, even in difficult situations. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 20 Yuance double-checks her paper three times before submitting it, even though the deadline is only five minutes away. a Direct characterization b Indirect characterization c Dynamic characterization 21 A character who serves as the protagonist’s trusted friend and listener is the: a Foil b Confidante c Dynamic 22 A character who plays an important role in the story but is not the main focus is a: a Dynamic character b Minor character c Static character 23 A character who contrasts with another character to highlight traits is called a: a Protagonist b Antagonist c Foil 24 The character who opposes the protagonist is the: a Foil b Antagonist c Confidante 25 A character who is simple, one-dimensional, and lacks depth is a: a Stock character b Flat character c Dynamic character 26 A character who changes and develops because of events in the story is a: a Stock character b Flat character c Dynamic character 27 The moment of highest tension or turning point in the story is the: a Falling Action b Climax c Exposition 28 Events that build suspense and lead toward the climax are called: a Rising Action b Falling Action c Climax 29 The part of the story where characters, setting, and background information are introduced is called: a Climax b Denouement c Exposition 30 A character who follows a familiar stereotype (like the “strict teacher” or “clumsy friend”) which is easy to recognized is a: a Stock character b Static character c Minor character 31 The dentist had the worst teeth in town. a Simile b Hyperbole c Irony 32 Tick-tock, tick-tock went the old clock. a Personification b Onomatopoeia c Consonance 33 The blue moon moved smoothly through the cool night. a Alliteration b Consonance c Assonance 34 The cat crept quietly, its paws tapping softly. a Alliteration b Consonance c Assonance 35 I’ve been waiting for centuries for my turn a Metaphor b Simile c Hyperbole 36 The angry ocean swallowed the tiny boat. a Personification b Hyperbole c Metaphor 37 Her voice was like music to my ears. a Oxymoron b Metaphor c Simile 38 The sweet sorrow of goodbye lingered in the air. a Onomatopoeia b Oxymoron c Consonance 39 Boom! The thunder shook the entire house. a Onomatopoeia b Consonance c Assonance 40 He shouted so loudly the walls almost exploded. a Hyperbole b Personification c Metaphor

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Which sequence correctly shows the order of plot structure?

A story begins with a dramatic event, then goes back to explain how it happened earlier in time. This structure is best describe das

The part of the story where conflicts begin to resolve after the climax is the:

A story that is told in the order events happen from beginning to end is called:

The ending of the story where loose ends are tied up is the:

A character remembers a childhood event that explains their fear of water. This is an example of:

A student resists pressure from a tradition-bound community that expects them to follow a predetermined life path.

A farmer battles worsening soil degradation caused by industrial pollution and climate change over many years.

A soldier struggles with guilt after following orders that led to civilian casualties, questioning their own morality.

A detective is manipulated by a criminal mastermind who always stays one step ahead, turning every investigation into a trap.

A young writer struggles between telling the truth in their memoir and protecting their family’s reputation.

Pieper smiles politely during discussions but tightens his grip on his pen whenever someone scores higher than him.

Gab is a highly disciplined athlete who trains with strict routine every single day.

Students fall silent and avoid eye contact whenever the professor enters the room.

The detective is an observant and highly analytical thinker who notices details others miss.

Jojo kevin jumps into a decision to join a risky competition without reading the rules.

The mayor is a corrupt and dishonest official who manipulates public funds for personal gain.

Jean gives her only umbrella to a classmate and walks home in the rain without hesitation.

Aizen is a loyal friend who never abandons those he cares about, even in difficult situations.

Yuance double-checks her paper three times before submitting it, even though the deadline is only five minutes away.

A character who serves as the protagonist’s trusted friend and listener is the:

A character who plays an important role in the story but is not the main focus is a:

A character who contrasts with another character to highlight traits is called a:

The character who opposes the protagonist is the:

A character who is simple, one-dimensional, and lacks depth is a:

A character who changes and develops because of events in the story is a:

The moment of highest tension or turning point in the story is the:

Events that build suspense and lead toward the climax are called:

The part of the story where characters, setting, and background information are introduced is called:

A character who follows a familiar stereotype (like the “strict teacher” or “clumsy friend”) which is easy to recognized is a:

The dentist had the worst teeth in town.

Tick-tock, tick-tock went the old clock.

The blue moon moved smoothly through the cool night.

The cat crept quietly, its paws tapping softly.

I’ve been waiting for centuries for my turn

The angry ocean swallowed the tiny boat.

Her voice was like music to my ears.

The sweet sorrow of goodbye lingered in the air.

Boom! The thunder shook the entire house.

He shouted so loudly the walls almost exploded.