Which is the best definition for symbolism:

Which is the broad idea, message, or moral of a story?

The introduction of characters, setting, and initial conflict occurs in the:

What is the function of a hook?

Symbolism in literature is best described as:

A hint or clue about future events in a story is called:

Which point of view allows the narrator to know and describe the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters?

Which element of fiction refers to the sequence of events in a story?

What is the significance of foreshadowing in a story?

Which narrative perspective uses 'I' or 'we' to tell the story?

A character who remains essentially unchanged throughout a story is called a:

Which of the following best describes the theme of a story?

Which narrative technique reveals a character's personality through their actions, speech, and thoughts?

Theme is usually _______ by the author, but we can use the text and inferences to find it.

Themes are only one word.

What is the primary purpose of the setting in a story?

Symbolism can help to show the reader instead of tell.

Foreshadowing is a technique that:

Which type of conflict involves a character struggling against societal expectations or rules?

The turning point or moment of greatest tension in a story is called the:

The sequence of events in a story is known as the:

Which type of conflict is characterized by a struggle between a character and an external force?

Which element of fiction helps to establish the mood of a story?

Which type of conflict involves a character battling internal struggles or emotions?

Which literary element reveals the underlying meaning or central idea of a story?

Which type of character undergoes significant change throughout the story?

Which literary device creates a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens?

A static character changes from the beginning of the story to the end.

The final outcome or solution to the story's conflict is called the:

Which matches the definition of Alliteration:

Which matches the definition of Metaphor:

What is the purpose of dialogue in fiction?

What does 'character development' primarily describe?

Which term describes the perspective from which a story is told?

What is a protagonist?

What does the term 'conflict' refer to in fiction?

Which element describes the time and place where a story occurs?

Which matches the definition of Personification:

What is the resolution of a story?

Which of the following best defines 'symbolism' in literature?

What is the climax of a story?

Which matches the definition of Simile:

Which matches the definition of Hyperbole:

Which best describes Maya’s characterization?

What does the lantern most likely symbolize?

Which word best describes the tone of the passage?

Which word best describes the mood created by the setting at the beginning of the story?

Which literary element is MOST important in creating the mood of the story?

Based on the story, what theme is MOST likely being developed?

Which type of verbal(s) ONLY acts like a noun:

Which type of verbal(s) ONLY acts like a adjective:

The main problem or struggle in a story is called the:

Which type of verbal begins with "to"

Which type of verbal ends in either -ing or the past form of the verb

Which type of verbal ends always ends in -ing.

What type of verbal is in this sentence?

What type of verbal is in this sentence?

What type of verbal is in this sentence?

When the subject of the sentence completes the verb.

When the verb is not completed by the subject.

Is the verb active or passive?

Is the verb active or passive?

Is the verb active or passive?

Is the verb active or passive?

my:

friend:

is:

because:

loose:

cooper:

to go:

needs:

What kind of clause is the first clause?

A comma is needed:

What is the sentence purpose?

Which term is the writer’s position or problem on an issue.

Which definition best explains a counterargument?

Which term is a statement that can vary from person to person?

Which term backs up the claim of an argument?

Which comes first in an argument text?

Arguments use logic, facts, emotions, and statistics.

A fact is something that is true based on a persons research and statistics.

Which is an appeal that tries to gain moral support for a claim by linking the claim to a widely accepted value?

Using words with strongly positive or negative connotations to stir people’s emotions is referred to as:

The difference between an argument and persuasive text is that persuasive texts appeal to people's emotions.

What is the main argument used by those who support raising the driving age?

Which statement represents a counterargument made by opponents of raising the driving age?

According to the text, what concern is raised by those against raising the driving age?

What type of evidence is primarily used to support raising the driving age?

Which element of the argument shows consideration for both sides of the debate?