Character versus himself "'[The mayor] says if you don't take out his tooth, he'll shoot you.' Without hurrying, with an extremely tranquil movement, [the dentist] stopped pedaling the drill, pushed i

Character versus himself

"'[The mayor] says if you don't take out his tooth, he'll shoot you.' Without hurrying, with an extremely tranquil movement, [the dentist] stopped pedaling the drill, pushed it away from the chair, and pulled the lower drawer of the table all the way out. There was a revolver. 'O.K.,' he said. 'Tell him to come and shoot me.'"

This part represents which form of conflict?

character versus character

character versus society

character versus supernatural force

character versus himself

"'[The mayor] says if you don't take out his tooth, he'll shoot you.' Without hurrying, with an extremely tranquil movement, [the dentist] stopped pedaling the drill, pushed it away from the chair, and pulled the lower drawer of the table all the way out. There was a revolver. 'O.K.,' he said. 'Tell him to come and shoot me.'"

This part represents which form of conflict?

character versus character

character versus society

character versus supernatural force

What is the form of conflict in "Little Things Are Big"?

character versus character

character versus society

character versus supernatural force

character versus himself

Who is the antagonist in the story?

the protagonist's opposite

the protagonist's challenger

any foil character

any stereotype

What kind of character is well described in the story?

round

flat

dynamic

static

What kind of character is a type of flat character with one exaggerated personality quality?

foil

stereotype

antagonist

protagonist

From the excerpts read about Marius from Les Miserable, one can best describe him as a ___ .

round character

stereotyped character

minor character

foil to his father

In "Little Things Are Big," the narrator is ____.

the antagonist

the lady's foil character

a static character

a dynamic character

"The lust of battle died in him, he became bitten by REMORSE."

What is the meaning of the capitalized word?

exhaustion

relief

sadness

hatred

"old folks were ASTONISHED"

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the phrase?

afraid

angered

annoyed

amazed

"He ENVISIONED the man surrounded by a halo..."

What is the meaning of the capitalized word?

dreamed

imagined

illustrated

described

"...with an extremely TRANQUIL movement..."

What is the meaning of the capitalized word?

angry

noisy

rushed

calm

In "A Day's Wait," Schatz is in conflict with his father.

True

False

In "A Day's Wait," Schatz and his dad live in a big city.

True

False

In "A Day's Wait," Schatz cries when the doctor says he has a fever.

True

False

In "Little Things Are Big," the narrator was on the subway because he was going to a party.

True

False

In "Little Things Are Big," the narrator and the woman are getting off the subway at the same stop.

True

False

In "Little Things Are Big," the narrator usually doesn't think about helping anyone but himself.

True

False

In "Baucis and Philemon," Baucis and Philemon ask to be king and queen until they die.

True

False

In "Baucis and Philemon," the country was destroyed by water and fire.

True

False

In "Baucis and Philemon," Baucis and Philemon ask to die at the same time.

True

False