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18. A fixed verse form consisting of six stanzas of six lines each, where the words that end each line of the first stanza are rotated in a set pattern throughout the remaining stanzas is known as a(n):
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Sestina
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19. A character that exists to provide contrast to another character is referred to as a:
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Foil
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20. A work of fiction that describes unrealistic events in great detail is called?
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Magical realism
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21. True or False? In a story, "exposition" refers to the crucial moment at which a character's true intentions are exposed.
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False
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22. What is an epigraph?
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A phrase, quotation, or poem set at the beginning of a novel
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23. What type of literary element recognizes specific word choice?
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Diction
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24. Assonance is defined as
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The use of similar sounding vowels in close proximity.
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25. What does "verisimilitude" refer to in writing?
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Realism or believability
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26. What is denouement?
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The story resolution that follows the climax of a literary work
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27. Which of these is NOT an element of the diction of a story?
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Key symbolism used
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28. What is baroque writing?
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Writing that is inordinately complex or intricate
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29. What is the most important element in understanding a character?
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The WHY of who they are.
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30. In event-driven fiction:
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Events happen without input from the characters, who are mostly 'along for the ride.'
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31. Deus ex Machina is a literary device that ______.
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quickly and unrealistically resolves a story
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32. Which of these terms is least like the others?
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Quatrain
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33. What is hackneyed writing?
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Writing that uses excessive cliches or familiar terms
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34. A narrator that has insight into every character's internal thoughts is:
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omniscient
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35. The narration of "Ender's Game" frequently reveals insights into Ender's internal thought process, and author Orson Scott Card uses the pronoun "he" to refer to its protagonist. What point of view does this novel use?
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Close third person
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36. The sudden and unexpected resolution of a conflict by external forces is referred to as:
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Deus ex machina
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37. What is the defining trait of a static character?
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Does not change their views/behavior over the course of the work
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38. Which is NOT an example of figurative language?
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Alliteration
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39. What are the three basic elements of a story?
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Character, Setting, Plot
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40. What is an antihero?
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A protagonist who is not obviously a "good guy"; one who has serious flaws, even ones that might be villainous.
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41. Our story's narrator, James, tells the reader he's been sober for three years. When his girlfriend finds a pile of empty liquor bottles under his bed, we know James is:
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An unreliable narrator
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42. What is jargon?
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Words that are highly specific to a field
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43. What kind of device is a red herring in literature?
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A rhetorical tactic of diverting attention away from an item of significance.
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44. What is a motif?
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A recurring narrative element with symbolic significance
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45. What word best describes an ordinary form of speech or written word, without metrical structure?
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Prose
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46. What is magical realism?
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It is a method of using magical story elements in an otherwise normal or mundane setting
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47. What is hubris?
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An extreme level of arrogance
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48. What is the difference between "affect" and "effect"?
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Affect is generally a verb; effect is almost always a noun.
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49. Which is the least common narrative point of view used in creative fiction?
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Second person
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50. During an aside, a character:
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Speaks directly to the audience, without other characters listening
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51. Must height, age, skin coloring be part of the outline of your character?
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No. But you must know all of these. They need not be mentioned.
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52. What is a fable?
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A brief story with a clear moral message
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53. Which of the following is the best example of a onomatopoeia?
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screech
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54. What is the defining element of a parable?
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Communicates a moral lesson
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55. What is a meet-cute in screenplay writing?
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The first time the hero and heroine meet
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56. True or False? The protagonist is always the most virtuous character in a work.
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False
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57. Which of these is a simile?
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Life is like a box of chocolates.
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58. Choose the phrase which does not directly establish setting.
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Pristine alligator skin boots
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59. An epilogue comes _______.
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at the end of a novel
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60. The antagonist is
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the character in opposition to the protagonist.
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61. _____ refers to the writer's implied attitude toward the characters and events of a work.
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Tone
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62. Which word is misspelled?
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Anayltical
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63. What is an allegory?
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A metaphor carried through an entire work, which allows the reader to interpret further meaning beyond the literal events of the work
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64. What characteristics make up for the physiology of a person?
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Sex. Age. Height and weight. Color of hair. Posture.
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65. A literary term meaning before a war; more specifically before the American Civil War.
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Antebellum
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66. A story told to teach a life lesson is sometimes called a:
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Parable
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67. What is third person-omniscient perspective?
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A story presented by an unidentified narrator that knows everything that is happening within the story world
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68. Which of these refers to a four-lined stanza?
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Quatrain
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