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Character, Conflict, and Literary Analysis
Answer all forty questions on STEAL analysis, conflict types, plot, point of view, narrative technique, characterization, symbolism, vocabulary, the six assigned literary pieces, and communal values. Submit to see your score with explanations.
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In STEAL analysis, what does the "S" stand for?
Which STEAL letter examines a character's private worries and desires?
"Do people respect the character, or are they afraid of them?" is a question tied to which STEAL element?
A character's decisions and behavior when facing a problem fall under which STEAL letter?
The final letter in STEAL, "Looks," refers to what?
A struggle that happens entirely inside a character's mind or emotions is called what?
Which conflict type describes a character struggling against society's rules or expectations?
A character struggling against a storm or flood illustrates which conflict type?
Two characters disagreeing and fighting over something is an example of which conflict?
Which plot element introduces the characters, setting, and situation at the start of a story?
The events that build and complicate the conflict make up which plot element?
The most intense point of a story, where the main conflict peaks, is called the...
What happens during the Falling Action of a plot?
The ending of a story, where the main problem is resolved, is called the...
Which pronouns signal a first-person point of view?
A narrator who says "You walk into the room and see a mysterious box" is using which point of view?
A third-person narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters is called...
A third-person narrator focused mainly on just one character's thoughts and experiences is called...
When examining a literary piece's structural context, which of these is NOT something to look at?
A narrative technique that hints at something that will happen later in the story is called...
When a story temporarily goes back to an earlier event, this technique is called...
A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens is called...
Language that creates sensory pictures appealing to sight, sound, smell, taste, or touch is called...
A feeling of excitement or uncertainty about what will happen next is called...
When an author writes, "Maria was a kind and generous girl," which type of characterization is being used?
Revealing a character's traits through their speech, actions, and thoughts rather than stating them outright is called...
What is a symbol in literature?
In many stories, what does a dove commonly symbolize?
What is the best strategy when you don't know the meaning of a vocabulary word in a passage?
A word with a similar meaning to another word, such as "joyful" for "happy," is called a...
A word with an opposite meaning to another word, such as "sad" for "happy," is called a...
Which literary piece centers on the consequences of decisions made by its characters and is noted for exam focus on how choices affect their lives?
Which literary piece is a traditional animal tale where the reader should focus on what the characters' behavior teaches?
Which literary piece's review points ask readers to focus on the meaning of sacrifice within the story?
Which literary piece's review points emphasize how the story presents Filipino culture, identity, and values through cultural elements?
Which literary piece asks readers to pay close attention to observations about Filipino culture and behavior through tone and narrative technique?
Values shared by members of a community that influence how people interact and live together are called...
"Actions speak louder than words" is an example of which literary concept?
An idea that can generally apply to people regardless of culture, place, or time, such as "choices have consequences," is called a...
A fundamental belief or guideline that influences behavior or decisions, such as "treat others with respect," is called a...
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It covers STEAL character analysis, internal and external conflict, the five elements of plot, points of view in narration, structural context, narrative techniques, direct and indirect characterization, symbolism, vocabulary strategy, six assigned literary pieces, communal values, maxims, universal truths, and principles.