E1: Unit 2 Post Test

has lost a loved one

has missed an opportunity

has experienced success

And surf along the shore

And in my heart a name

Grey rocks, and greyer sea

My lips shall speak no more

an author's choice of words

the overall atmosphere or feeling that a literary work creates for the reader

the way authors, narrators, or speakers expresses their personality in a text

the author's attitude toward the subject

the author's attitude toward the subject

the way authors, narrators, or speakers expresses their personality in a text

the overall atmosphere or feeling that a literary work creates for the reader

an author's choice of words

an author's choice of words

the overall atmosphere or feeling that a literary work creates for the reader

the author's attitude toward the subject

the way authors, narrators, or speakers expresses their personality in a text

the author's attitude toward the subject

the way authors, narrators, or speakers expresses their personality in a text

the overall atmosphere or feeling that a literary work creates for the reader

an author's choice of words

the way an author describes the conflict a character experiences

the way an author describes or conveys a character’s traits

the way in which a character changes over time, especially when conflicts arise

the way new characters are first introduced in a work of literature

independent, eccentric, nervous

worried, shy, intimidated

energetic, attractive, friendly

lonely, languid, desperate

Introducing a theme

Creating conflict

Revealing a mood

Leading to a flashback

to introduce a new decision that will need to be made

to conclude the events that resulted in a turning point

to create a subplot that introduces a minor detail

to describe the character’s conflict with the setting

pathway

narrow

towering

prying

damp

the author’s perspective on a particular issue

an interesting line or idea at the beginning of the story

the main idea that is developed in the story

the moral of the story, which is provided in the conclusion

Science fiction because it involved a time machine

historical fiction because it describes actual events.

realistic fiction because it could happen to anyone.

nonfiction because it informs readers about science.

autobiography

biography

Fiction

Drama

The kitchen reeked of smoke after Andrew scorched the bacon.

Corey went to see his grandmother on the other side of the city.

Lyla played volleyball when she went to the beach with her friends.

Karen went to art school because she wanted to be an animator.