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Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 13, 14 and 15.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What balance must be met when creating an endearing character?
(a) The balance between right and wrong.
(b) The balance between loss and hope.
(c) The balance between a leader and a follower.
(d) The balance between victimization and courage.
2. What does "controlled disbelief" refer to?
(a) When a character makes another character go along with something they cannot believe.
(b) When a character makes another character go along with something neither one of them believe.
(c) When a character goes along with something they cannot believe.
(d) When a character refuses to go along with something they cannot believe.
3. What is a Presentation perspective?
(a) A narrative that allows the reader to forget they are being told a story.
(b) A narrative that reminds the reader they are being told a story.
(c) A narrative that prevents the reader from responding to a story.
(d) A narrative that influences the reader how to respond to the story.
4. As what is the idea of hierarchy defined?
(a) A guideline to how many characters to include in a narrative.
(b) A guideline to which characters to introduce first in a narrative.
(c) A guideline to the amount of narrative each character receives.
(d) A guideline to the role a character plays in the plot.
5. Which character in Pygmalion does the author use as an example of a character that changes him or herself?
(a) Eliza.
(b) Freddy.
(c) Higgins.
(d) Clara.
Short Answer Questions
1. What should a writer do when adding layers to a stereotyped character?
2. What kind of jeopardy can a character be placed in to evoke an emotional response from the reader?
3. How does Chapter 1 end?
4. What are three good example of character definition in fiction?
5. What style of writing is effective in combining the telling of a story with the reason it is being told?
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