What is a protagonist?

the character who creates the conflict with the main character

What is a static character?

The audience must draw conclusions about the character by making observations about the bThe audience must draw conclusions about the character by making observations about the characters.

What is an antagonist?

the character who creates the conflict with the main character

What is character vs character?

A character struggles against another character (emotionally, verbally, physically)

When a character must face a force of nature, predatory animal, or disease/outbreak.

The character struggles with culture, government, or society

When the character struggles with morality, fate, desire, or belief.

What is character vs nature?

When a character must face a force of nature, predatory animal, or disease/outbreak.

The character struggles with culture, government, or society

When the character struggles with morality, fate, desire, or belief.

A character struggles against another character (emotionally, verbally, physically)

What is character vs self?

When the character struggles with morality, fate, desire, or belief.

A character struggles against another character (emotionally, verbally, physically)

When a character must face a force of nature, predatory animal, or disease/outbreak.

The character struggles with culture, government, or society

What is character vs society?

The character struggles with culture, government, or society

When the character struggles with morality, fate, desire, or belief.

A character struggles against another character (emotionally, verbally, physically)

When a character must face a force of nature, predatory animal, or disease/outbreak.

What is characterization

The way that an author introduces, develops, and describes a character

What the reader thinks about a character

How an author introduces a character

The turning point of the narrative

When the conflict is developing, the suspense begins to build.

The message the author is trying to get across to the reader.

When the narrative comes to an end

the struggle between two opposing forces in the text

a disagreement between two people

What is direct characterization?

The audience must draw conclusions about the character by making observations about the bThe audience must draw conclusions about the character by making observations about the characters.

What is external conflict?

Takes place outside the character

Takes place inside the character

What is falling action?

When the events of the story are slowly winding down

The turning point of the narrative

When the conflict is developing, the suspense begins to build.

The message the author is trying to get across to the reader.

What is included in the setting

Setting, Characters, Main Conflict

Speech, Thoughts, Effects on Others, Actions, Looks

What is indirect characterization?

The audience must draw conclusions about the character by making observations about the bThe audience must draw conclusions about the character by making observations about the characters.

What is internal conflict?

Takes place inside the character

Takes place outside the character

What is rising action?

When the conflict is developing, the suspense begins to build.

The message the author is trying to get across to the reader.

When the narrative comes to an end

When the events of the story are slowly winding down

What is the definition of a plot

The sequence or chain of events that make up a story

The sequence of how characters are talking

What is the exposition

Setting, Characters, Main Conflict

Speech, Thoughts, Effects on Others, Actions, Looks

What is the resolution?

When the narrative comes to an end

When the events of the story are slowly winding down

The turning point of the narrative

When the conflict is developing, the suspense begins to build.

The message the author is trying to get across to the reader.

When the narrative comes to an end

When the events of the story are slowly winding down

The turning point of the narrative

What is figuartive Langauge?

Language that is used to create an image or go beyond the literal meaning of the words.

A figure of speech that doesn’t make sense if you take each individual element literally.

A description using two opposite ideas to create an effective description (contradictory)

Repetition of the first consonant.

Comparing two things using “like” or “as”

Language that is used to create an image or go beyond the literal meaning of the words.

A figure of speech that doesn’t make sense if you take each individual element literally.

A description using two opposite ideas to create an effective description (contradictory)

Comparing two things without using “like” or “as”

Comparing two things using “like” or “as”

Language that is used to create an image or go beyond the literal meaning of the words.

A figure of speech that doesn’t make sense if you take each individual element literally.

An outrageous exaggeration that emphasizes a point

Comparing two things without using “like” or “as”

Comparing two things using “like” or “as”

Language that is used to create an image or go beyond the literal meaning of the words.

What is a personification?

Giving human characteristics to inanimate objects

An outrageous exaggeration that emphasizes a point

Comparing two things without using “like” or “as”

Comparing two things using “like” or “as”