Final Exam - Story Elements (Grade 9 ELA)

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What is 'Character vs. Character'?

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A type of conflict where a character faces opposition from another character, often leading to a struggle or confrontation.

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What does 'Internal Conflict' mean?

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A psychological struggle within a character, often involving emotions, thoughts, or moral dilemmas.

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Define 'Theme' in literature.

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The central idea or message conveyed in a story, often reflecting on human experiences or moral lessons.

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What is 'Exposition' in a story plot diagram?

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The beginning part of a story where characters, setting, and basic situation are introduced.

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What is 'Situational Irony'?

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A literary device where the outcome of a situation is significantly different from what was expected.

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What is 'Dramatic Irony'?

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A situation in a story where the audience knows more about the events than the characters, creating tension or humor.

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What is 'Verbal Irony'?

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A figure of speech where what is said is different from or the opposite of what is meant, often used for sarcasm.

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What is 'Character vs. Nature'?

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A type of conflict where a character faces challenges posed by natural forces, such as weather, animals, or disease.

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What is 'Character vs. Technology'?

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A conflict where a character struggles against technological forces or devices, often highlighting themes of control and dependence.

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What is 'Character Development'?

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The process by which a character undergoes change or growth throughout a story, often influenced by conflicts and experiences.