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Cold Equations, Exercises of Literature

Walsh UniversityLiterature

Review Questions for Cold Equations Unsolved.

Typology: Exercises

2021/2022

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Name: ______________________________________ Period: ____

Review Questions for โ€œCold Equationsโ€

Select an answer for each character

Barton (the pilot) Marilyn (the stowaway)

Flat/Round character 1. 2.

Dynamic/Static character 3. 4.

How do you know the character is Dynamic/Static?

Protagonist/Antagonist 7. 8.

The author uses mostly indirect characterization to develop the characters of Barton and Marilyn throughout the story. In the boxes below, choose one example of an action and dialogue for each character that shows a trait they exhibit.

Barton Marilyn

  1. Action:

This action shows the character is

  1. Action:

This action shows the character is

  1. Dialogue:

This dialogue shows the character is

  1. Dialogue:

This dialogue shows the character is

Name: ______________________________________ Period: ____

Identify the various parts of the story:

  1. I can identify the exposition of this story because we learn __________________________

____________________________________________________________________________.

  1. I can identify the conflict of this story because the protagonist(s) struggle with __________

____________________________________________________________________________.

  1. I know this is an ( Internal / External )________________________ type conflict because __

____________________________________________________________________________.

  1. I can identify the complications in the plot because the following things happen, which make it harder for the protagonist( S) to resolve the conflict:

a._________________________________________________________________________

b. ________________________________________________________________________

c. ________________________________________________________________________

d. ________________________________________________________________________

  1. The climax of the story occurs when ____________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________.

  1. The resolution of the story occurs when _________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________.