Question

How does setting affect novels?

A. Realist authors always write about what they know.
B. Where and when a story happens determines how the characters will act.
C. Novels can't have a climax unless the characters have conflict.
D. How a narrator tells a story depends on where that narrator lives.

Answer 1

I think it's B, but i'm not sure.

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

B

Answer 4

B

Answer 5

Yea

Answer 6

Glad we're all on the same page.

Answer 7

right

Answer 8

guy i passed with a 80

Answer 9

Ooo, good job. That's a B, right?

Answer 10

I think you must have 80 to master, so that is good!

Answer 11

What do readers learn about Ántonia when she goes to work for the Cutter family?

A. She misses her home country and wants to return.
B. She is in love with Jim and wants to make him jealous.
C. She values her independence and ability to socialize.
D. She likes living in the city and wants to live with a family.

Answer 12

Um... What book is this?

Answer 13

I would suggest to go to the litarature subject.

Answer 14

htey didnt give me one thats why i asked you guy to see if you know

Answer 15

Which provides information about character development?

A. Tabor's grandmother lived to be 100 years old.
B. Liam prefers tacos over burritos.
C. Evelyn was born on Memorial Day.
D. Matthew stays after school to study for the SATs.

Answer 16

well in that case i would choose between A and D but i only say that because of the stereotypical name

Answer 17

for your earlier question^

Answer 18

D for this one I guess.

Answer 19

But Im not sure!

Answer 20

it's D

Answer 21

it was D

Answer 22

Yay!

Answer 23

Told you. :D

Answer 24

Aha..

Answer 25

Well, maybe not. :/

Answer 26

A protagonist is:

A. the main character of a novel.
B. the thing causing trouble in a novel.
C. the character that dies first.
D. the narrator's point of view.

Answer 27

A

Answer 28

And an antagonist is the main villain or B.

Answer 29

A WAS RIGHT

Answer 30

The way characters change over time is called what?

A. Setting
B. Plot
C. Character development
D. Point of view

Answer 31

C

Answer 32

right

Answer 33

That would definatly be C.

Answer 34

How is character development often shown?

A. Through a description of what happens to the characters
B. Through a description of where the characters live
C. Through a description of when the characters were born
D. Through a description of the characters' families

Answer 35

A?

Answer 36

A

Answer 37

yepp

Answer 38

Yay!

Answer 39

Is this all in one test? Or many lessons?

Answer 40

How is a protagonist different from other main characters?

A. The protagonist is always in the middle of all the action; other main characters come and go.
B. Other main characters aren't in the novel as much as the protagonist.
C. The novel is ultimately about the protagonist's life; other main characters are in the protagonist's life.
D. Readers always like the protagonist, and so do the other main characters.

Answer 41

A

Answer 42

C

Answer 43

I think

Answer 44

I say A, since the meaning is "Main character"

Answer 45

Yeah. I thought A, then B, now C. lol

Answer 46

it was C lol good try thoo

Answer 47

Haha

Answer 48

;)

Answer 49

thx guy i got an 80 can i keep asking question

Answer 50

Yup! :D

Answer 51

Sure

Answer 52

Glad We can help

Answer 53

Indeed you can,

Answer 54

:)

Answer 55

Which might be the basis for a critical perspective on a novel?

A. The order of the planets
B. Answers to math problems
C. The role of nature
D. The book's cover art

Answer 56

I think it would be B, but I'm not sure.

Answer 57

Or maybe D... Not sure.

Answer 58

it was C lol

Answer 59

A way of reading that allows the reader to question what the author writes is called:

A. point of view.
B. critical perspective.
C. feminist perspective.
D. critical reading.