This Children's Literature Quiz for Chapters 2 and 3 assesses understanding of key literary elements such as plot, setting, protagonist, theme, and style. It is designed to enhance comprehension and analysis skills in children's literature.
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A piece of land on which one can build a house
A particular period of time
The events of the story and the sequence in which they are told
The structure of the story in episodic measures with the complexity of plot
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Refers to the way an author helps you know a character
Refers to the time and place of occurance
Refers to an aesthetic understanding
Refers to the way an author tells the story
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Chronological
Progressive
Episodic
All of the above
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Person-against-the law enforcement
Nature-against-nature
Person-against-society
Society-against-law enforcement
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Struggling readers
Ethnic and racial minorities
Boys
All of the above
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The opposite of an antagonist
The main character
The secondary character
Another word for the flat character
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David Defeats the Philistines
Charlotte's Web
Holler Loudly
What Do You Do with a Tail Like This?
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Is one with complex multiple plots all happening within the story at one time.
Ties together separate short stories or episodes, each an entity in itself with its own conflict and resolution
Is usually boring and has no appeal with children
Disrupts chronology
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Literature written since World War I
Literature written since the 1920's
Literature written since the Civil War
Literature written since the 1940's or "postmodern literature"
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Is mentioned immediately and always obvious
Is what is referred to in a thematic unit to bring cohesion to the lesson
Holds underlying meaning or significance
Covers a particular period of time
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Papa John's
LaRosa's
Pizza Hut
Adriatico's
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Have a high tolerance to friction.
Perceive that books are only meant for classrooms.
Have experienced ridicule and are embarrassed.
Can read but choose not to.
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Readability
Conceptual difficulty
Difficult comprehension
Complex text
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