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AsterQuiz ENGLISH 8 REVIEW/ACTIVITYOnline version LESSON WEEK 8 by Nica Racadio 1 Which statement best describes organic unity in literature? a A story contains many unrelated events. b A story focuses only on its main character. c All parts of a literary work function together to create a cohesive whole 2 Which point of view tells a story using “I” or “we” and has a character within the story as the narrator? a First-person point of view b Second-person point of view c Third-person point of view 3 You are writing a story about a boy who discovers a secret room. You want readers to know only what the boy sees, thinks, and feels. Which point of view would best accomplish this? a Third-person point of view b Second-person point of view c First-person point of view 4 A writer gives hints about an event that will happen later in the story. What narrative technique is being used? a Flashback b Foreshadowing c Cliffhanger 5 What is the main purpose of narrative techniques? a To change what happens in the story b To control how a story is told, including order, perspective, and timing c To describe only the characters 6 Which point of view speaks directly to the reader using “you”? a First-person point of view b Second-person point of view c Third-person point of view 7 A story about perseverance has a main character who faces challenges, a setting that creates difficulties, conflicts that test the character, and an ending that shows the character succeeding because of hard work. a Cliffhanger b Unreliable narrator c Organic unity 8 What is a flashback? a A jump into a future event b An ending that leaves the story unresolved c An interruption of the present story to show a past event 9 Which is an important limitation of first-person point of view? a The reader only knows what the narrator can see, know, or experience. b It cannot show the narrator's thoughts. c It always makes the story confusing. 10 Read the situation: “I didn't steal the money. I remember seeing James take it.” Later, evidence reveals that the narrator actually stole the money and lied about James. Which narrative technique is being used? a Flash-forward b Foreshadowing c Unreliable narrator 11 Which of the following is an example of third-person point of view? a “I walked toward the door and opened it.” b “You walk toward the door and open it.” c “She walked toward the door and opened it.” 12 What is a cliffhanger? a A technique that reveals a character's childhood b A technique that gives hints about future events c A technique that leaves an important situation unresolved 13 A movie ends with the hero opening a mysterious box. Before the audience can see what is inside, the credits begin. Why is this an example of a cliffhanger? a It reveals an event from the past. b It leaves the audience waiting to discover what happens next. c It shows the narrator's personal opinion. 14 Which of the following is NOT an importance of organic unity? a Clarity b Memorability c Randomness 15 A writer wants readers to feel as if they are personally participating in the story. The narrator says: “You enter the classroom. You look around and notice everyone staring at you.” Which point of view is being used? a First-person POV b Second-person POV c Third-person POV 16 What is a flash-forward? a A return to an event from the past b An ending that leaves the reader confused c A jump ahead to reveal a future moment 17 What does “angle of vision” refer to in point of view? a The perspective through which the story is focused and presented b The chronological order of events c The physical setting of the story 18 A story is supposed to teach readers about the importance of family. However, the characters, setting, conflicts, and ending have nothing to do with family, making the story feel disconnected. What is the main problem? a The story lacks a narrator. b The story needs a flashback. c The story lacks organic unity. 19 Which statement best describes an unreliable narrator? a A narrator who is always outside the story b A narrator whose version of events cannot be fully trusted because of bias, self-deception, or lying c A narrator who always tells events in chronological order 20 A story begins with a character receiving a warning about a dangerous forest. Throughout the story, the author repeatedly describes strange noises and broken branches near the forest. Later, the character encounters danger there. a Flashback b Second-person POV c Foreshadowing

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Which statement best describes organic unity in literature?

Which point of view tells a story using “I” or “we” and has a character within the story as the narrator?

You are writing a story about a boy who discovers a secret room. You want readers to know only what the boy sees, thinks, and feels. Which point of view would best accomplish this?

A writer gives hints about an event that will happen later in the story. What narrative technique is being used?

What is the main purpose of narrative techniques?

Which point of view speaks directly to the reader using “you”?

A story about perseverance has a main character who faces challenges, a setting that creates difficulties, conflicts that test the character, and an ending that shows the character succeeding because of hard work.

What is a flashback?

Which is an important limitation of first-person point of view?

Read the situation: “I didn't steal the money. I remember seeing James take it.” Later, evidence reveals that the narrator actually stole the money and lied about James. Which narrative technique is being used?

Which of the following is an example of third-person point of view?

What is a cliffhanger?

A movie ends with the hero opening a mysterious box. Before the audience can see what is inside, the credits begin. Why is this an example of a cliffhanger?

Which of the following is NOT an importance of organic unity?

A writer wants readers to feel as if they are personally participating in the story. The narrator says: “You enter the classroom. You look around and notice everyone staring at you.” Which point of view is being used?

What is a flash-forward?

What does “angle of vision” refer to in point of view?

A story is supposed to teach readers about the importance of family. However, the characters, setting, conflicts, and ending have nothing to do with family, making the story feel disconnected. What is the main problem?

Which statement best describes an unreliable narrator?

A story begins with a character receiving a warning about a dangerous forest. Throughout the story, the author repeatedly describes strange noises and broken branches near the forest. Later, the character encounters danger there.