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AP English Language and Composition Unit 3: Textual Analysis and Literary Discourse — practice questions — page 3

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Sort the literary words

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Items
  1. Group
    People
    Item
    Protagonist
  2. Group
    People
    Item
    Antagonist
  3. Group
    People
    Item
    Narrator
  4. Group
    Structure
    Item
    Plot
  5. Group
    Structure
    Item
    Climax
  6. Group
    Structure
    Item
    Point of view
  7. Group
    Language
    Item
    Simile
  8. Group
    Language
    Item
    Imagery
  9. Group
    Language
    Item
    Diction
Groups
  1. Item
    People
  2. Item
    Structure
  3. Item
    Language
Instructions
Drop each word onto people, structure or language.
_Source: OpenStax Writing Guide with Handbook, Chapter 16, Print or Textual Analysis._

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Type the number

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Questions
  1. Answer
    5
    Question
    Senses imagery can appeal to
  2. Answer
    2
    Question
    Points of view used most often
  3. Answer
    2
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    Meanings a symbol carries at once
  4. Answer
    2
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    Things a simile compares
  5. Answer
    1
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    Main characters a protagonist role names
  6. Answer
    1
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    Central claims one analysis develops
Instructions
Type the number only.
_Source: OpenStax Writing Guide with Handbook, Chapter 16, Print or Textual Analysis._

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Literature bingo

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Clues and terms
  1. Clue
    Hero of the story.
    Item
    Protagonist
  2. Clue
    Force against the hero.
    Item
    Antagonist
  3. Clue
    Tension at its peak.
    Item
    Climax
  4. Clue
    Sudden understanding.
    Item
    Epiphany
  5. Clue
    Appeals to the senses.
    Item
    Imagery
  6. Clue
    Itself and something more.
    Item
    Symbol
  7. Clue
    Meaning of the text.
    Item
    Theme
  8. Clue
    Who sees and tells.
    Item
    Point of view
  9. Clue
    The author's word choice.
    Item
    Diction
Instructions
Read each clue and tap the term it describes.
_Source: OpenStax Writing Guide with Handbook, Chapter 16, Print or Textual Analysis._

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