"The Most Dangerous Game" Notes
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Eden Beasley
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by Eden Beasley
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Multiple Choice
What is theme?
A one word topic from the story
A universal message or moral of the story in a full sentence
A full sentence that tells the moral of the story and is specific with character names
Not one word, a full sentence, and is a summary of the story
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The type of irony where the character says the opposite of what they mean (usually in a sarcastic way)
Type answer...
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The type of irony where the opposite of what you expect to happen, happens
Type answer...
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The type of irony where the audience knows something the characters do not
Type answer...
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Dialogue: a conversation between two or more people
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Dialogue: a conversation between two or more people
Internal dialogue: the inner voice of a character
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Dialogue: a conversation between two or more people
Internal dialogue: the inner voice of a character
Mood: the overall feeling or atmosphere of the work; the feeling the author tries to bring out in the reader
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Dialogue: a conversation between two or more people
Internal dialogue: the inner voice of a character
Mood: the overall feeling or atmosphere of the work; the feeling the author tries to bring out in the reader
Tone: the writer's attitude towards the subject matter or audience of a work
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Dialogue: a conversation between two or more people
Internal dialogue: the inner voice of a character
Mood: the overall feeling or atmosphere of the work; the feeling the author tries to bring out in the reader
Tone: the writer's attitude towards the subject matter or audience of a work
Repetition: the action of repeating something that has already been said or written
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Multiple Choice
A conversation between two or more people is...
Internal dialogue
Mood
Tone
Dialogue
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Multiple Choice
The overall feeling or atmosphere of the work/the feeling the author tries to bring out in the reader is...
Tone
Mood
Repetition
Dialogue
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Multiple Choice
When the character talks to themself in their head, this is called...
Internal dialogue
Dialogue
Repetition
Tone
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Multiple Choice
The writer's attitude toward the subject matter or audience of a work is...
Mood
Repetition
Dialogue
Tone
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