Plot

Character

Setting

Theme

Genre

To entertain the reader

To teach the reader a lesson

To make the reader think

To all of the above

The protagonist is the good guy and the antagonist is the bad guy

The protagonist is the main character and the antagonist is the character who opposes them

The protagonist is the character who changes the most over the course of the story and the antagonist is the character who does not change

The protagonist is the character who is telling the story and the antagonist is the character who is being told about

To provide a backdrop for the action

To create a mood or atmosphere

To symbolize something

To all of the above

Theme is what the story is about and message is what the author wants the reader to learn

Theme is what the story is about and message is how the author tells the story

Theme is what the characters learn over the course of the story and message is what the reader learns

Theme is what the author thinks about the world and message is what the author wants the reader to think about the world

To create suspense

To hint at what will happen later in the story

To provide information about the characters or setting

To all of the above

A simile compares two things using the words 'like' or 'as'

A metaphor compares two things without using the words 'like' or 'as'

A simile is a comparison between two things that are similar, while a metaphor is a comparison between two things that are not similar

A simile is a comparison between two things that are both concrete, while a metaphor is a comparison between two things that are both abstract

To add depth and meaning to the story

To create a sense of mystery or ambiguity

To make the story more memorable

To all of the above

A flashback is a scene that takes place before the present time in the story, while a flashforward is a scene that takes place after the present time in the story

A flashback is a scene that is told from the perspective of a character who is not the main character, while a flashforward is a scene that is told from the perspective of the main character

A flashback is a scene that is told in the past tense, while a flashforward is a scene that is told in the future tense

A flashback is a scene that is told in the first person, while a flashforward is a scene that is told in the third person

To create a sense of humor

To create a sense of suspense

To make the reader think

To all of the above

A short story is a work of fiction that is typically less than 10,000 words, while a novel is a work of fiction that is typically more than 10,000 words

A short story is a work of fiction that is typically written in one sitting, while a novel is a work of fiction that is typically written over a period of time

A short story is a work of fiction that is typically focused on a single event or character, while a novel is a work of fiction that is typically focused on a series of events or characters

A short story is a work of fiction that is typically written in the first person, while a novel is a work of fiction that is typically written in the third person

To add depth and complexity to the story

To create a sense of mystery or suspense

To make the story more memorable

To all of the above

A Bildungsroman is a novel that follows the development of a young person from childhood to adulthood, while a Kunstlerroman is a novel that follows the development of an artist from obscurity to fame

A Bildungsroman is a novel that is written in the first person, while a Kunstlerroman is a novel that is written in the third person

A Bildungsroman is a novel that is set in a realistic world, while a Kunstlerroman is a novel that is set in a fantastical world

A Bildungsroman is a novel that is typically written by a male author, while a Kunstlerroman is a novel that is typically written by a female author

To create a sense of mystery or suspense

To make the reader question the truth of the story

To make the reader more engaged with the story

To all of the above