Literary Elements Flashcard

Front

The protagonist is usually the _______ character.

Back

major

Front

This is an example of ________characterization.

Back

indirect

Front

Which of the following is NOT a detail that describes the setting? Options: Furniture, Weather, Clothing, Characters

Back

Characters

Front

What is the time and place that a story occurs?

Back

Setting

Front

Conflict helps to move the story along.

Back

True

Front

Example of THIRD PERSON point of view:

I ran over to my grandma's to help her in the yard.

,

"I will go over to help Grandma in the yard," said Jason.

,

You're going to help grandma.

Back

"I will go over to help Grandma in the yard," said Jason.

Front

This is an example of _______characterization.

Back

direct

Front

David has a classmate who is kicking mulch at him on the playground. This is an example of character vs. _________. Options: Nature, Character, Society

Back

Character

Front

This is an example of character vs. ________.

Back

Nature

Front

Harry went to a Dallas Cowboys football game wearing his New York Giants jersey. This is an example of character vs. ________.

Back

Society