What is a protagonist?

• A character who is not complex and only has one or two basic qualities.
• The leading character or one of the major characters.
• A character who opposes, struggles or competes with the protagonist.
• A character who is complex and multi-dimensional.

What is an antagonist?

• A character who is not complex and only has one or two basic qualities.
• The leading character or one of the major characters.
• A character who opposes, struggles or competes with the protagonist.
• A character who is complex and multi-dimensional.

What is a dynamic character?

• A character who is not complex and only has one or two basic qualities.
• The leading character or one of the major characters.
• A character who opposes, struggles or competes with the protagonist.
• A character who is complex and multi-dimensional.

What is a static character?

• A character who is not complex and only has one or two basic qualities.
• The leading character or one of the major characters.
• A character who opposes, struggles or competes with the protagonist.
• A character who is complex and multi-dimensional.

What is setting?

• Where a story takes place.
• When a story takes place.
• The social environment when a story takes place.
• All of the above

What is first person?

• When the narrator is a character in the story.
• The emotion that the READERS feel while reading about the subject.
• The narrator address the reader directly using the pronouns “you,” "your", etc.
• The perspective used to tell a story.

What is second person?

• When the narrator is a character in the story.
• The emotion that the READERS feel while reading about the subject.
• The narrator address the reader directly using the pronouns “you,” "your", etc.
• The perspective used to tell a story.

What is tone?

• When the narrator is a character in the story.
• The emotion that the READERS feel while reading about the subject.
• The narrator address the reader directly using the pronouns “you,” "your", etc.
• The perspective used to tell a story.

What is mood?

• When the narrator is a character in the story.
• The emotion that the READERS feel while reading about the subject.
• The narrator address the reader directly using the pronouns “you,” "your", etc.
• The perspective used to tell a story.

What is plot?

• When the narrator is a character in the story.
• The emotion that the READERS feel while reading about the subject.
• The organized sequence of events that make up a story.
• The perspective used to tell a story.