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  • A character learns about a traumatic event from her childhood through a scene that interrupts the present action of the story. What narrative technique is this?
    Flashback
    In medias res
    Foreshadowing
    Invocation
  • The author describes a character through actions and dialogue rather than directly stating traits. This is _______.
    direct characterization
    indirect characterization
    tone
    theme
  • A brave knight risks his life to save others in battle. What trait is he showing?
    diction
    archetype
    valor
    hubris
  • The villain's _______ plot to steal the crown jewels was discovered by the royal guards.
    nefarious
    humane
    judicious
    undue
  • The medicine helped _______ the patient's severe pain so she could rest comfortably.
    mitigate
    invocation
    xenia
    archetype
  • A comparison using "like" or "as" is called a _______.
    allusion
    simile
    epithet
    metaphor
  • Saying "time is a thief" is an example of a _______.
    motif
    irony
    simile
    metaphor
  • The soldier's _______ in battle earned him a medal of honor from the general.
    archetype
    valor
    hubris
    xenia
  • A character who opposes the protagonist and creates conflict is known as the _______.
    theme
    protagonist
    archetype
    antagonist
  • A character is described as "the wise old mentor" who guides the hero. What is this an example of?
    archetype
    hubris
    irony
    antagonist
  • The _______ in the story works against the protagonist and creates most of the conflict throughout the plot.
    xenia
    archetype
    antagonist
    hubris
  • The repeated image of a storm throughout a novel represents chaos. What literary device is this?
    diction
    motif
    epithet
    allusion
  • A character in a story refuses to listen to warnings from wise advisors and makes a reckless decision that leads to his downfall. What character flaw is this?
    Valor
    Archetype
    Hubris
    Antagonism
  • The central message of a story is that "honesty is always the best policy" which the author develops through the experiences of the main character. What is this called?
    Theme
    Tone
    Mood
    Symbolism
  • A long speech at the beginning of an epic asking for divine help is called an _______.
    flashback
    invocation
    irony
    motif
  • The _______ amount of homework assigned over the weekend frustrated all the students.
    humane
    judicious
    nefarious
    undue
  • Her _______ disregard for the rules was impossible to ignore when she walked out of class without permission.
    flagrant
    mitigate
    Both A and C
    blatant
  • The author's attitude toward a subject is known as the _______.
    mood
    tone
    motif
    theme
  • The king's _______ led him to ignore his advisors' warnings and make a terrible decision.
    xenia
    archetype
    valor
    hubris
  • A scene that interrupts the story to show an earlier event is called a _______.
    invocation
    motif
    foreshadowing
    flashback
  • The main character in a story who drives the plot forward is called the _______.
    antagonist
    motif
    archetype
    protagonist
  • A story hints early on that something bad will happen later. This is _______.
    irony
    allusion
    foreshadowing
    flashback
  • The feeling created for the reader by the setting and events is called the _______.
    diction
    tone
    mood
    theme
  • An author refers to a famous myth to deepen meaning in a story. What is this called?
    allusion
    tone
    motif
    characterization
  • The judge made a _______ decision to reduce the criminal's sentence based on new evidence.
    undue
    blatant
    nefarious
    judicious
  • A reference to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet appears in a modern novel to suggest that two characters are doomed lovers. What is this called?
    Allusion
    Symbolism
    Motif
    Epithet
  • The author describes a character as "cold-hearted" "selfish" and "cruel" through direct statements in the narrative. What method of character development is this?
    Direct characterization
    Characterization through dialogue
    Characterization through conflict
    Indirect characterization
  • The author explicitly states that a character is selfish and cruel. This is _______.
    diction
    symbolism
    indirect characterization
    direct characterization
  • The doctor's _______ treatment of her patients showed that she truly cared about their wellbeing.
    hubris
    undue
    flagrant
    humane
  • The hero in the story is an _______ of the brave warrior found in many cultures throughout history.
    archetype
    invocation
    blatant
    mitigate