♡Unit 5 Test♡

Question 1

Be able to explain the 7 points on the Plot Structure Chart.

Answer 1

Exposition - introduces setting, characters, situation
Inciting Incident - sets conflict in motion
Rising Action - events leading up to crisis
Crisis - major turning point for the main character or point at which something happens to effect story’s outcome
Falling Action - events that show results of crisis
Dénouement - plot resolution presenting final outcome of story
Climax - highest emotional intensity in plot

Question 2

What is the theme of John 9?

Answer 2

Christ desires to redeem the spiritual blindness of those who follow Him and confirms the spiritual blindness of those who rely on righteousness

Question 3

Review how the 7 steps of plot apply to John 9.

Answer 3

Ex - there’s a blind man, Jesus, and His disciples standing around
In In - heals blind man
RA -

Question 4

Review how the 7 steps of plot apply to Luke 15:11-24.

Answer 4

Ex - v11 two sons
In In - v12 younger son asks for inheritance
RA - v13-15 parties and looses money, feeds pigs, wishes he could eat the slop, starving
CR - v17-19 asks for fathers forgiveness, “take me as your servant”
FA - v20-21 father parties his son is home
Den - v22-24 father welcomes son back home
CL - V20 runs and hugs son

Question 5

Guy de Maupassant

Answer 5

Author of “The Necklace”

Question 6

Paul Gallico

Answer 6

Sports writer

Question 7

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Answer 7

Master of crimes ~ Sherlock

Question 8

What is the theme of “The Necklace”?

Answer 8

Be content with what you got

Question 9

Be able to connect the 7 steps of plot to “The Necklace”.

Answer 9

In In - M. Loisel brings home the invitation to the ball
Crisis - Mme. Loisel returns the necklace to Mme. Forestier

Question 10

Be able to characterize Mathilde and Monsieur Loisel (her husband).

Answer 10

Mathilde - A
Wife in the story, young, pretty, but spoiled, sits and dreams of things she doesn’t have

Monsieur Loisel - Husband to Mathilde and gives up everything for his wife, kind, loving, and generous

Question 11

Know who Jeanne Forestier is in the story.

Answer 11

the one who lended the necklace

Question 12

What is the theme of “In the Ring with Jack Dempsey”?

Answer 12

experience is a greater teacher than just observation

Question 13

Who was Jack Dempsey?

Answer 13

world heavy weight boxing champ from 1919-1926

Question 14

What is the theme of “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet”?

Answer 14

Things are not always what they seem, appearances can be deceiving

Question 15

Be able to identify the main characters with their roles in the “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet” story.

Answer 15

Sherlock
Dr. Watson
Lucy
Madman
Mary
Sir George
Arthur

Question 16

How is suspense built in “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet”?

Answer 16

It’s built by Dr. Watson observing Sherlock Holmes and what Sherlock says leading to who did it.

Question 17

Why are flashbacks used greatly in the “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet” story?

Answer 17

because it creates suspense

Question 18

Why isn’t there much exposition of the “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet” story?

Answer 18

because most people already know who Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are, so they get straight to the crime instead

Question 19

What is the inciting incident of the “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet”?

Answer 19

Holder arrives and tells Holmes of theft

Question 20

What is the moment of crisis in the “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet” story?

Answer 20

Holmes revealed who did it

Question 21

Plot

Answer 21

a series of events arranged to produce a definite sense of movement toward a specific goal

Question 22

Subplots

Answer 22

plots that are lesser in significance and usually complement the main plot

Question 23

Plot Twist

Answer 23

a plot development that violates the readers expectations

Question 24

Surprise Ending

Answer 24

a plot twist at the end of the story

Question 25

Chronological Order

Answer 25

the order in which the plot points are arranged in the plot diagram

Question 26

Flashback

Answer 26

a reference either to events occurring before the story or to actions occurring before the time when the narrator is speaking