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Match the literary term with the example

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Lois Lowry used the word "release" in place of "kill." This is an example of:   Euphemism  
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Even though the Giver was the wisest man in the Community, he had the least power. Since this is not what we would expect, it is an example of:   Irony  
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Early in the book, Lois Lowry hinted to us that these people lacked the ability to see color. This is an example of:   foreshadowing  
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The Giver takes place in a futuristic Community where everything is "perfect." This is an example of:   Setting  
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Due to it's futuristic elements, The Giver is an example of the science-fiction category. Science-fiction is an example of:   Genre  
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Jonas, Cinderella, Shrek, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, Harry Potter, Woody, and Buzz Lightyear are all examples of:   Protagonist  
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Since The Giver is told by someone not in the story and it follows Jonas, it is example of:   3rd person limited point of view  
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Voldemort, Evil Stepmother, Big Bad Wolf, Nag/Nagina, and the Joker are examples of:   Antagonist  
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Since Fire Us is told by someone not in the story and it follows multiple characters, it is an example of:   3rd person omniscient point of view  
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Since Z for Zachariah is told by a character in the story, it is an example of:   1st person point of view  
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Jonas is an 11-year-old boy who lives with his Mother, Father, and sister. Which section of the plot diagram would this information be found?   Exposition  
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Jonas and the Giver make a plan for Jonas to escape from the Community. Which section of the plot diagram would this information be found?   Climax  
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Jonas and Gabe will join the normal civilization they found. Which section of the plot diagram would this information be found?   Resolution  
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Jonas meets the Giver for the first time and sees something he hasn't seen before--lots of books. Which section of the plot diagram would this information be found?   Rising Action  
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Jonas rides away from the Community with Gabriel. Which section of the plot diagram would this information be found?   Falling Action  
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The main problem of The Giver is an example of this type of conflict:   Character vs. society  
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When Jonas struggles with himself after lying to his parents, it's an example of this type of conflict:   character vs. self  
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When Jonas experiences sunburn, it's an example of this type of conflict: :   character vs. nature  
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When Jonas argues with Asher about playing the game of war, it's an example of this type of conflict:   character vs. character  
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