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Elements of Fiction Quiz
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The "lunatics in the attic" are FLAT CHARACTERS.
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False
True
"Fire Is Not a Nice Guest" is written in _________ POV.
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second
third
first
Elements found in poetry (imagery, sound, connotation, repetition) don't matter in FICTION.
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True
False
Briefly explain what a non-chronological plot is in a story.
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In "Arm," Hank says, "I'd like to marry that arm" and "Of course, I'd need the rest of you..." What step in Freytag's Pyramid would this be?
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inciting incident
climax
exposition
falling action
rising action
denoument
Directly addressing the audience or another person is what POV?
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first person ("I")
second person ("you")
third person ("they")
The speaker in "Fire is Not a Nice Guest" is unreliable.
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False
True
Last name
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In "Fire," the narrator simply says, "A fire came, which got hungry." What step in Freytag's Pyramid would this be?
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falling action
rising action
denoument
inciting incident
exposition
climax
In Freytag's Pyramid, what step would we label the events directly following an inciting incident?
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denoument
exposition
falling action
rising action
climax
Not every story has an ANTAGONIST, but ALL stories have a conflict.
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True
False
In "Fire," what is the type of MAJOR conflict in the story?
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Person v. Self
Person v. Society
Person v. Nature
Person v. Person
Briefly explain what "in media res" means.
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Give ONE example of a poetic or figurative device in "Arm" AND label the device.
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Directly revealing something that happened in the past while in the middle of the story is called a _________________.
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Directly revealing something that will happen in the future while in the middle of a story is called a _____________________.
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Not every story must be told in chronological order of events.
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True
False
"Arm" is written in ____________ point of view (POV).
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second person
third person
first person
Eunice, in "Arm," is the ______________ of the story.
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What drives the PLOT of a story forward?
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First name
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Give one example of a poetic or figurative device in "Fire Is Not a Nice House Guest" AND label the device.
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