Final Prep1

Protagonist

• A struggle between opposing forces, internal or external; the basis of stories play, or novels

• The main character of the story

• The central message or insight into life revealed through literary works

• A brief rundown of the main points of the text

• A category of type of literature

Genre

• A struggle between opposing forces, internal or external; the basis of stories play, or novels

• The main character of the story

• the central message or insight into life revealed through literary works

• A brief rundown of the main points of the text

• A category or type of literature

Conflict

• A struggle between opposing forces, internal or external; the basis of stories play, or novels

• The main character of the story

• the central message or insight into life revealed through literary works

• A brief rundown of the main points of the text

• A category of type of literature

Theme

• A struggle between opposing forces, internal or external; the basis of stories play, or novels

• The main character of the story

• the central message or insight into life revealed through literary works

• A brief rundown of the main points of the text

• A category of type of literature

Summary

• A struggle between opposing forces, internal or external; the basis of stories play, or novels

• The main character of the story

• the central message or insight into life revealed through literary works

• A brief rundown of the main points of the text

• A category of type of literature

Jeff has fallen in love with the daughter of a family his parents do not like. They constantly talk badly about that family and will not allow their children to interact with the children in that family. When Jeff begins reading The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet in his English class and sees that a relationship between Romeo and Juliet is forbidden, he realizes this book is a __________ for him

• Window

• Mirror

Will struggles with the decision about whether or not he should take Shawn’s gun and kill Riggs since he knows it will break his mother’s heart. This is an example of a ______________ conflict.

• Internal

• External

Tybalt challenges Romeo to fight him after Tybalt sees Romeo with Juliet at the Capulet’s party. This is an example of a ______________ conflict.

• Internal

• External

We paraphrase, quote, or refer to the specific part of the text that we are using to back up or support our thoughts and ideas. This is called ___________________.

Responses

• Annotation

• Text Evidence

• Summarizing

• Thematic Development

We often provide a brief rundown of the main points of a text. This is called ___________________.

• Annotation

• Text Evidence

• Summarizing

• Thematic Development