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What are three possible functions of a title? |
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Creates conflict, shows the purpose, or raises curiosity |
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Indicates content, structures the plot, creates conflict |
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Indicates content, shows the purpose, or raises curiosity |
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Raises curiosity, shows the sequence, or indicates content |
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| 2 |
What is the generally correct form for a title? |
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A title is a word or a phrase, not a sentence |
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A title is a sentence. |
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A title is to indicate the correct chapter. |
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A title is not a fact. |
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| 3 |
What is the simplest definition of plot? |
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Plot is a line on a sea chart. |
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Plot is a small piece of land. |
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Plot is a design for doing something wrong. |
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Plot is "what happens". |
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| 4 |
What are the three parts of setting? |
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The place, the river, and the valley. |
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The place, the time, and the general social characteristics of the place. |
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The mountain, the time, and the general social characteristics of the place. |
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The ocean, the river, and the place. |
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| 5 |
Which one is an example of indirect characterization? |
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He has blue hair, a black hat, and white pants. |
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She was a pretty young girl with long blonde hair. |
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He gave her a rose, kissed her hand, and bowed deeply. |
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She was unhappy that day and looked miserable. |
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