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Word A Definition A Word B Definition B Word C Definition C
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Question for 100
Who is a person or animal that takes part in the action of
a literary work?
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Answer for 100
Who is a character
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Question for 200
What is the sequence of events in a story?
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Answer for 200
What is the plot
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Question for 300
Who is a character or force in conflict with a main character,
or protagonist?
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Answer for 300
Who is an antagonist
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Question for 400
What part of the work of a story introduces the
characters, setting, and basic situation?
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Answer for 400
What is the exposition
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Question for 500
This is also known as the atmosphere and is the feeling
created in the reader by a literary work or passage.
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Answer for 500
What is a Mood
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Word for 100
Protagonist?
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Answer for 100
Who is the main character in a literary work.
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Word for 200
Rising Action
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Answer for 200
What is the part of the plot that begins to occur as soon as the conflict is introduced.
–And-
Increases reader interest.
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Word for 300
External Conflict
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Answer for 300
What is the conflict that exists when a character struggles against some outside force, such as another character,
nature, society, or fate.
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Word for 400
Resolution
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Answer for 400
What is the part of the plot that concludes the falling
action by revealing or suggesting the outcome of
the coflict.
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Word for 500
Connotation
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Answer for 500
What is the set of ideas associated with a word that
are not its dictionary definition.
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Question for 100
What is the struggle between opposing forces in a story or
play?
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Answer for 100
What is conflict.
3
Question for 200
What is a figure of speech that compares seemingly
unlike things and uses like or as to do so?
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Answer for 200
What is a simile.
3
Question for 300
What does the author do by using clues to hint at what might happen later in the
story?
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Answer for 300
What is foreshadowing.
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Question for 400
What is a figure of speech in which an animal, object, force
of nature, or idea is given human qualities or
characteristics?
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Answer for 400
What is personification.
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Question for 500
What is a figure of speech that is a combination of seemingly contradictory
words?
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Answer for 500
What is an oxymoron.
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Word for 100
Falling action
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Answer for 100
What is the action that typically follows the climax
and reveals its results.
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Word for 200
Climax
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Answer for 200
What is the point of greatest emotional intensity, interest, or suspense in the plot of a
narrative. It usually comes at the turning point in a story or
drama.
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Word for 300
Internal conflict
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Answer for 300
What is the conflict that exists within the mind of a character who is torn between different
courses of action.
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Word for 400
Alliteration
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Answer for 400
What is the repetition of sounds, most often
consonant sounds, at the beginning of words.
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Question for 500
Hyperbole, metaphor, personification, and/or simile
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Answer for 500
What are examples of types of figures of speech?
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Question for 100
What is the central message, concern, or purpose of a
literary work?
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Answer for 100
What is the theme.
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Question for 200
What is the growing interest and excitement readers
experience while awaiting a climax or resolution in a work
of literature?
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Answer for 200
What is suspense.
5
Question for 300
What are words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses? Writers use
this to describe how the subjects look, sound, feel,
taste and smell.
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Answer for 300
What is imagery.
5
Question for 400
What reflects a writer’s or speaker’s attitude towards a subject of a poem, story, or
other literary work?
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Answer for 400
What is tone.
5
Question for 500
What is the perspective, or vantage point, from which a
story is told?
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Answer for 500
What is the point of view.
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Word for 100
Setting
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Answer for 100
What is the time of place of the action in a literary work?
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Word for 200
Metaphor
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Answer for 200
What is a type of speech that compares or equates two or
more things that have something in common and
does not use like or as.
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Word for 300
Style
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Answer for 300
What is the distinctive way in which an author uses
language?
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Word for 400
Flashback
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Answer for 400
What is a literary devise in which an earlier episode, conversation, or events is
inserted into the sequence of events?
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Word for 500
What are:
first person point of view
and
third person point of view.
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Answer for 500
First person: What is a story told by a character who uses the first-person pronoun “I”.
Third person: What is a story told by a narrator and uses “he” and “she” to refer to
characters.
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