Grade 9 English sammary
guide Exam TWO 20 24-
2025[questions and correct
answers]
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Symbols - ANSWERS-Something that represents itself and something else
Theme - ANSWERS-The main idea of a story; cannot be a sentence
Tone - ANSWERS-The writer's attitude towards a literary work and its audience
Mood/Atmosphere - ANSWERS-The feeling created in the reader by the description of the
setting
Foreshadowing - ANSWERS-Hints or clues that suggest of events that have yet to occur
Suspense - ANSWERS-The reader's feeling of tension or uncertainty as to the outcomes of
events in a story
Metaphor - ANSWERS-Direct comparisons of two unlike things; it is the east, and Juliet is the
sun
Similie - ANSWERS-Direct comparison of two unlike things using like or as; as blind as a bat
Personification - ANSWERS-Giving human qualities to inanimate objects
, Alliteration - ANSWERS-Repetition of initial consonant sounds
Onomatopoeia - ANSWERS-Sound of work reflects it's meaning; buzz
Imagery - ANSWERS-The set or pattern of images in a poem or narrative
Assonance - ANSWERS-The repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words
Protagonist - ANSWERS-The main character who is trying to achieve a goal
Antagonist - ANSWERS-The person in conflict with the main character
Setting - ANSWERS-The time and place during which the actions occur
Antecedent action - ANSWERS-Incidents that occur before the actual events but influence the
story's plot and characters
Initial incident - ANSWERS-The event that begins the conflict of the story
Climax - ANSWERS-The story's highest point where it is more suspenseful and interesting
Plot diagram order - ANSWERS-Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
Types of conflict - ANSWERS-Human vs human, human vs society, human vs self, human vs
environment
guide Exam TWO 20 24-
2025[questions and correct
answers]
**/
Symbols - ANSWERS-Something that represents itself and something else
Theme - ANSWERS-The main idea of a story; cannot be a sentence
Tone - ANSWERS-The writer's attitude towards a literary work and its audience
Mood/Atmosphere - ANSWERS-The feeling created in the reader by the description of the
setting
Foreshadowing - ANSWERS-Hints or clues that suggest of events that have yet to occur
Suspense - ANSWERS-The reader's feeling of tension or uncertainty as to the outcomes of
events in a story
Metaphor - ANSWERS-Direct comparisons of two unlike things; it is the east, and Juliet is the
sun
Similie - ANSWERS-Direct comparison of two unlike things using like or as; as blind as a bat
Personification - ANSWERS-Giving human qualities to inanimate objects
, Alliteration - ANSWERS-Repetition of initial consonant sounds
Onomatopoeia - ANSWERS-Sound of work reflects it's meaning; buzz
Imagery - ANSWERS-The set or pattern of images in a poem or narrative
Assonance - ANSWERS-The repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words
Protagonist - ANSWERS-The main character who is trying to achieve a goal
Antagonist - ANSWERS-The person in conflict with the main character
Setting - ANSWERS-The time and place during which the actions occur
Antecedent action - ANSWERS-Incidents that occur before the actual events but influence the
story's plot and characters
Initial incident - ANSWERS-The event that begins the conflict of the story
Climax - ANSWERS-The story's highest point where it is more suspenseful and interesting
Plot diagram order - ANSWERS-Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
Types of conflict - ANSWERS-Human vs human, human vs society, human vs self, human vs
environment
