intro to english literature

when a narrator does not participate in the story as one of the character but let us know exactly how the characters feel, he or she is known as a

• first person narrator

• third person narrator

what kind of narrator is this?

• objective narrator

• limited omniscient narrator

• omniscient narrator

the narrator seems to be like the rest of us, trying to figure out things and doesn't know things that are happening in a story. can we rely on the narrator?

• reliable

• unreliable

a concern or a purpose regarding a subject in a literary work is also known as a

• figurative meaning

• theme

• literal meaning

• sub-theme

a theme that is not stated openly but derived from the characters and actions of the story is known as

• secondary theme

• explicit theme

• primary theme

• implicit theme

how to identify a story's theme?

• examine the central conflict

• start with a clear idea of the type of setting

• look closely at the rising action of the plot

• examine the number of literary devices used

these are the elements in film except for?

• visuals

• dialogue

• scenes

• narrator

a character that is very complex in his or her motivations or actions is known as

• dynamic character

• round character

• flat character

• static character

components of a plot is all of the following except

• climax

• denouement

• experience

• rising action

A phrase that uses words like or as to describe someone or something by comparing it is known as:

• metaphor

• personification

• simile

• hyperbole