D) foreshadowing

E)c risis

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144. "He gave her a warm welcome." / "My foolish friend"

A) alliteration

B) dissonance

C) assonance

D) parallelism

E) onomatopoeia

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145. An explicit comparison introduced with words such as "like" or "as"

A) periphrasis

B) metonymy

C) simile

D) parallelism

E) metaphor

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146. Sense of worry established by the author

A) s uspense

B) c onflict

C) c ausality

D) foreshadowing

E)c risis

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147. The tone or mood of a piece of fiction that is conveyed to the reader by the effective use of description, dialogue, choice of words, setting and character

A) plot

B) point of view

C) s tructure

D) setting

E) atmosphere

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148. An implied comparison, e.g. "bed of roses", "fountain of youth"

A) periphrasis

B) metonymy

C) simile

D) parallelism

E) metaphor

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149. Critical essay on a new book, film, or play

A) retelling

B) annotation

C) review

D) announcement

E) exposition

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150. Main male or female character in a piece of fiction

A) storyteller

B) author

C) protagonist

D) narrator

E) observer

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151. Character who often provides support and illuminates the protagonist

A) static character

B) m inor character

C) protagonist

D) d ynamic character

E) antagonist

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152. Character who changes in some important way

A) static character

B) m inor character

C) protagonist

D) d ynamic character

E) antagonist

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153. Character or force that opposes the protagonist

A) static character

B) m inor character

C) protagonist

D) d ynamic character

E) antagonist

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154. Character who remains the same

A) static character

B) m inor character

C) protagonist

D) d ynamic character

E) antagonist

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155. In a novel a character who remains the same during the whole novel

A) protagonist

B) d ynamic character

C) antagonist

D) static character

E) minor character

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156. The novel, the short story, the play, the poem are the examples of...

A) stylistic device

B) imagery

C) register

D) genre

E) emphasis

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157. Character, setting, language, tone, plot, and atmosphere are element called...

A) formal elements

B) stylistic elements

C) functional elements

D) informal elements

E) prominent elements

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158. Any work of fiction do not include

A) narration

B) description

C) dialogue

D) verbs

E) digressions

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159. Contrast between what is said and what is intended

A) irony

B) oxymoron

C) synecdoche

D) metonymy

E) antonomasia

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160. Specific order of events in a literary work