Literary Terms Review for 9/16

The turning point in a story is also known as

• the setting

• the climax

• the resolution

This part of the plot introduces the characters in a story

• the resolution

• the exposition

• the climax

This image is an example of

• Freytag's pyramid

• Mt. Washington

• Freytag's circle

The time and place (the when and where) of a story is known as

• exposition

• plot

• setting

A person in a work of fiction is called

• a character

• an exposition

• a point of view

The event in a story that gets the story going is

• the resolution

• the climax

• the inciting incident

The part of the story where the major problem or conflict is solved is called

• the plot

• the resolution

• the climax

The highest point of tension in the story is called

• the climax

• the exposition

• the resolution

The part of the story in which we see the characters begin to develop and learn more about them and their conflicts is known as

• the climax

• the exposition

• rising action

The setting, situation and characters are presented during

• the exposition

• the climax

• the resolution