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2. True or False? A subplot in National Treasure would be the romance that develops between Ben and Abigail?

3. What is true?

4. Ben deciding to steal the DOI, then getting arrest- ed for it is an example of dramatic irony, internal monologue, or a resolution?

5. What is dramatic irony?

6. Specific names of Five characters found in National Treasure.

7. Who are Ben Gates, Patrick Gates, Riley, Abigail Chase, Ian Howe, Viktor, Shaw, & Peter Sadusky?

8. Would finding the treasure in the Catacomb scene be the denouement, inciting incident, or climax?

9. What is climax?

10. What clue is chronologically missing from this list? Charlotte, Stealing the DOI, ___, Silence Dogood letters, Liberty Bell, glasses, catacombs.

11. What is the Ottendorph Cifer?

12. True or False? The theme of National Treasure is treasure hunters vs. treasure protectors.

13. What is true?

14. What flashback is used in this movie?

15. Opening attic scene flashes back to Thomas Gates’ carriage ride to see President Jackson.

16. True or False The resolution of National Treasure would be when Ian is arrested.

17. What is true?

18. Ian is a tragic character because of his education, ethnic background, or greed?

19. What is greed?

20. Who is THE protagonist in National Treasure?

21. Who is Benjamin Gates?

22. True or False? An example of Verbal Irony is when the lady at the gift shop asks Ben, “Are you trying to steal that?”

23. What is true?

24. What genre would National Treasure be in?

25. Action or Drama

26. A character that stays the same and doesn’t change through out the story is called this.

27. What is a static character?

28. Name a dynamic or round character.

29. Who is Ben, Abigail, or Patrick Gates?

30. Who is Ben’s Foil?

31. Who is Ian Howe?

32. What is Ian’s motivation for finding the treasure?

33. What is Greed?

34. What is first in a story? Denouement, falling action, inciting incident, exposition or climax?

35. What is exposition?

36. What happens last in a story? Denouement, falling action, inciting incident, exposition or climax?

37. What is denouement?

38. What is the conflict in National Treasure?

39. What is Ben and Ian trying to follow the clues to the treasure?

40. Name one allusion found in National Treasure.

41. What is Solomon’s Temple, Matthew Perry, Egyptian pyramids, or Great Wall of China

42. From what point of view is National Treasure told?

43. What is 3 rd ?

44. The sequence of events includes finding Charlotte, stealing the DOI, Ottendorph Cipher, Silence Dogood letters, Liberty bell, glasses, church, catacombs, etc.

45. What is the plot?

46. True or False? The Rising Action would include finding the invisible map on the DOI, Liberty Bell, glasses, Wall Street and Parkington Lane?

47. What is true?

48. True or False? National Treasure uses a lot of soliloquies to enhance the excitement of the film.

49. What is false?

50. Put these in order. turning point, rising action, inciting incident, falling action, exposition, denouement, complication.

51. What is Exposition, Inciting incident, Rising action, Complication, Turning point, Falling action, Denouement