Literary Devices final quiz

The ____ is the order of events in a story.

• Plot

• Timeline

• Description

• Rising Action

A struggle or problem between the protagonist and another character or nature or another outside force is called…

• An issue

• Internal Conflict

• External Conflict

• none of the above

This is the part of the story that notifies the reader of the story’s characters, setting and conflict:

• resolution

• exposition

• conclusion

• rising action

What was the central conflict in “Button, Button”

• Person vs. Person (Norma vs. her husband)

• Person vs. self (Norma vs. the temptation to press the button)

• Person vs. Person (Norma vs. Mr. Stewart)

• Person vs. Society

Third person limited omniscient is when…

• The story uses the pronoun “you” to address the reader

• The story is being told directly by the narrator from their perspective

• The narrator exists outside the story but still knows every character’s thoughts, feelings, and motivations.

• The narrator exists outside the knows the thoughts, feelings, and motivations of only one character.

What were the consequences of pressing the button in “Button, Button”? (think of the warning Mr Stewart gave vs what actually happened at the very end of the story)

• Norma's husband died

• there were no consequences

• Norma died

• Some one Norma didn't know died

In “The Necklace”, how did Madame Loisel change from the beginning compared to the end of the story?

Answer explanation

Before the experience with the necklace, she was irresponsible, demanding, and superficial. After what happened, she figured out what kind of person she was and that she needs a change. Therefore, she became more humble, grateful, emphatic, caring, and thoughtful towards others.