test

Question 1

main character who opposes protagonist

Answer 1

anagonist

Question 2

what the author comes right out and tells you

Answer 2

direct characterization

Question 3

info that the reader must infer from what the character does, says and thinks

Answer 3

indirect characterization

Question 4

writer gives hint on what is going to happen later

Answer 4

foreshadowing

Question 5

description that appeals to the senses

Answer 5

imagery

Question 6

comparison using like or as

Answer 6

simile

Question 7

comparison without using like or as

Answer 7

metaphor

Question 8

giving inanimate objects human like chracteristics

Answer 8

personification

Question 9

leading character/ usually good guy

Answer 9

protagonist

Question 10

what the story teaches the readers; life lesson, moral or life message “money can’t buy happiness” (implied, sentence)

Answer 10

theme

Question 11

how the author arranges the events in a story

Answer 11

plot

Question 12

plot sections

Answer 12

exposition- introduces ppl and conflict
rising action- leading up to climax
climax- high point
falling action- events leading to resolution
resolution- conflict solved

Question 13

thing being compared

Answer 13

literal term

Question 14

what the literal term is being compared to

Answer 14

figurative term

Question 15

saying one thing and meaning the opposite

Answer 15

verbal irony

Question 16

a contradiction between what you want to happen and what really happens

Answer 16

situational irony

Question 17

when the reader knows something the characters in the story don’t

Answer 17

dramatic irony

Question 18

a world where everything sucks

Answer 18

dystopia

Question 19

a world where everything is grrr8

Answer 19

utopia

Question 20

criticizing society with humor

Answer 20

satire