Midterm 1 Review

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Example of indirect characterization

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The character's name suggests that they are brave and fearless.

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Not a method of indirect characterization.

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Having another character explicitly state a character's personality traits.

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Character type with significant changes

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Dynamic character

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Type of character used for comic relief or to provide information

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Flat character

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Sequence of events in a story, including exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

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Plot

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The turning point of the story where the main character faces a crucial decision or conflict.

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Climax

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The series of events that build toward the climax in a story is known as the rising action.

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Rising action is essential for developing the plot.

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The part of the plot that follows the climax and shows the events that occur as a result is the falling action.

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Falling action leads to the resolution.

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In a well-structured story, the resolution typically provides closure to the story's conflicts and questions.

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The resolution ties up loose ends and concludes the narrative.

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A punctuation mark used to separate independent clauses in a compound sentence when closely related in meaning and not joined by a coordinating conjunction.

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Semicolon (;)