Plot,Chaacter,Setting,Theme Test
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| The fastest girl in the neighborhood | Squeaky
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| The devil | Sam
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| The female trapeze artist | Sue Ellen
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| A very nervous muskrat | Chuchundra
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| A man who runs the Circus | Tony
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| A dusty brown snake | Karait
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| A boy with inflammatory rheumatism | Walter
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| Squeaky's brother | Raymond
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| A young,British boy in India | Teddy
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| Sqeaky's competition | Gretchen
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| Write the Litery term for:The underlying meaning in a story is called its | Theme
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| Write the Litery term for: A character thtat is involved in most of the events,is the center of the story,and is thoroughly developed by the author is called a........character. | Major
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| Write the Litery term for:A pattern of related events selected by the author to present and resolve some internal or external conflict is called the..... | Plot
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| write the Litery term for: A character that comes in and out of the story,andis only partially developed,is called a.......character. | Minor
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| Write the Litery term for:The atmosphere or feeling within a work of art is called..... | Setting
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| Write the Litery term for:The time,place,and general environment in which the events of a story occur are called the story's....... | Setting
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| Write the Litery term for: The author may describe physical appearance,speech,actions,inner thoughts,and attititudes,or reactions to others to develop a story's..... | Problem
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| A story reaches its conclusion when the....... disappears. | Problem
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| The setting is important because it makes the story | Believable
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| One of the most common themes in literature is | Love can overcome evil
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| ....... and...... are examples of main characters in the stories we've read so far this year. | Tony Angeli and Sam Angeli
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| Would the story " Rikki-tikki-tavi" be believable if the setting were in Bethlehem,Pennsylvania? Explain. | The snake lives in the woods and that's that the type of environment in Bethlehem,Pennsylvania.So,I would have to say it wouldn't be more believable if it was set in Bethlehem,Pennsylvania.
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| What does Mr.Pearson suggest to Squeaky in the story "Raymond's Run." | He suggests for her to let someone else win the race.
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| How does Tommy affect the action of the story"Monsters are Due on Maple Street"? |
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| What makes Sam Angeli unique? | Sam Angeli trys to take Tony's soul away from him.
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| An author can develop a character many different ways.Name at least 3 ways an author can develop character. | An author can develop a character by describing their Physical Appearance,Inner Thoughts or Actions.
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| in the story,"Stolen Day," the author imagines that he has inflammatory rheumatism.Why? | He was jealous that the other boy got more attention because he had inflammatory rheumatism.
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| Why is it important for the setting of "Monsters are Due on Maple Street ' to be quite ordinary? | The story is interesting and they don't want to give that all away in the title.....NEED TO READ AGAIN FOR MORE DETAIL.
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| What is the theme of the story "the Fallen Angel?" | The theme is love can concur evil.
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| in the story,"Stolen Day," the narrator experiences what type of conflict? | Internal Conflict
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| STORY MAP....... | Bottom:TRIGGER EVENTS.....Going upward:Building Events.......Top Hill:Climax.....Down...CONCLUSION
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