According to Brown and Stephen (2007), this is a vital element in a character.

Hitohito thinks that Shouko needs help in socialisation in the comic series titled "Komi Can't Communicate", what character development is this based off?

The storyteller describes both Miyuki and Kaguya as people with pride in the graphic novel series "Ms. Kaguya's Love is War", what character development is this based of?

This character is typically seen as the hero of the story

In the children's novel titled Matilda by Roald Dahl, what type of character was Ms. Trunchbull?

Without the villain, what will happen to the hero?

What can antagonists help in young readers?

Answer: Deal with ideas of...

Why are heroes significant figures in children literature?

Because the villain wanted to burn the city, the young reader stopped playing with fire. What good thing did they receive?

They are typically the allies of the protagonist and serves as the backdrop of the story.

In the unfinished novel by Rec titled "Albert and Hilde's Magical Adventures", Professor Quantina gave guides, tips, and more to the two main characters. What is her archetype in the story?

What type of character is Crisostomo Ibarra in the novel "Noli me Tangere" or "The Social Cancer" in English?

The Grinch in Dr. Seuss' book "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" has a basic personality of hating Christmas. In the end of the story, he did change and learned the true meaning of Christmas. What type of character is he?

Shouko, the main character of "Komi Can't Communicate", has a complex personality involving social anxiety. As the story goes on, she changes as she tries to meet new friends and fight her anxiety. What type of character is she?

Matilda in the novel with the same name has complex emotions and principles, yet her character development is limited as none of her philosophies change in the story. What type of character is she?

What type of character is Baljeet in the animated series "Phineas and Ferb"?

While not the main characters, the three sisters had an opposite personality of Cinderella. What type of characters are they?

What type of character is Robin when he is with Batman?

In the romantic comedy graphic novel "Nisekoi: False Love", Kosaki is a side character of great importance. While Raku and Chitoge are the focus of the story, Kosaki is Raku's promise girl and Chitoge's love rival. Kosaki is not seen as a threat of the two and are close friends with them. What type of character is she?

This is the story element that discusses the time and place of the story.

In Carlos Bulosan's autobiography "America's in the Heart", what type of setting is the United States?

This is a type of setting that is moderately important. It creates visual charm but not significant to the whole plot.

What should a reader look to understand the setting?

It is the logical order of events in the story.

Who created the Unified Plot Structure which only contains the beginning, middle, and end?

Who made the most popular plot structure where there is exposition, rising action, climax ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), falling action, and resolution?

In a five act plot structure, what part is it where Mayor Humdinger in Paw Patrol starts to do shenanigans?

In Komi Can't Communicate, Shouko battles with her socialisation and communication problems. What conflict is this?

In the League of Legends cinematic "The Call", Kaisa and Taliyah is seen battling an otherworldly void creature. What type of conflict is this?

In the comic series "Lux", Sylas wants to stop the hypocrisy and discrimination of magic wielders in Demacia by Demacians. What type of conflict is this

In the Japanese drama titled "Miss Sherlock", Sara Futaba or nicknamed in the series as "Sherlock", was trying to find "Stella Maris" which was revealed to be the counsellor Mariko Irikawa. What type of conflict is this?

What is the theme?

It is the central idea or the hidden meaning of the story

What is the moral in a story?

What does morals refer to?

In Rec's unfinished novel "Albert and Hilde's Magical Adventures", Albert and Hilda tell the story together in different intervals. What type of POV is this?

Bertodazo wants to write a story where the narrator knows everything, even the minds of the characters. What POV should she use?

Character "B" is narrating the life of the main character "A", what POV is this?

The narrator is simply an observer in this POV

It is the emotional atmosphere in the story

What is the best description of mood?

It is the author's attitude towards a subject.

What mood best describes this scene? Note: Read from right to left.

©Naoshi Komi

It is how the writer writes.

What is style to an author?

Babie noticed that the author used "diarrhoea" instead of "diarrhea". What analysis did he used?

In Komi Can't Communicate, most names of the characters are homonyms and homophones of Japanese words such as Hitohito Tadano being average due to the phrase "Tada no hito". What style analysis are we using here?

Damort is stressing the syllables and using letters that produce the same sound, what sound element is he using?

Why is rhyme used in poetry?

It is referred to as the initial or head rhyme.

Identify what sound element is used in this text.

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? He would chuck, he would, as much as he could, and chuck as much wood as a woodchuck would if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

It is the repetition of internal sounds of vowels

Identify the sound element.

"Beside the lake, beneath the trees,

Fluttering and dancing in the breeze."

It is the repetition of consonant sounds

What sound element is used in this line?

"And the silken sad uncertain rustling of each purple curtain"

-Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven

Kezy read a poem to Cliff, and he did not like it. It was because the sounds in the poem barely had melody and was not harmonious. What sound element did the poem use?

Identify the sound element

The Jabberwocky

Twas brilig, and the sliythy toves

Did gyre and gimble in the wabe

All mimsy were the borogoves

And the mome raths outgabe

It is the use of vowels and consonants to create a pleasant sound?

Which of the consonants does not create a euphonious effect?

Which of the choices create a euphonious sound?

What sound device is used in the nursery rhyme, "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"?

"Meow" in English, "Ming" in Filipino, and "Nya" in Japanese are what type of sound elements?

Which line uses onomatopoeia?

An imagery that uses sight

Julia wants to describe the how the place looks in her writing, what imagery should she use?

Identify the imagery?

As we continue to take photos in the love hotel for the cosplay, the moaning of the room besides us punch through the dry wall.

Which imagery is onomatopoeia best used?

Which of the lines uses gustatory imagery?

Gustatory relate to what sense?

Identify the imagery.

"The rough veins of his rod"

Which uses tactile imagery?

Kim wants to describe the aroma of her crush, what imagery should she use?

This imagery describes sense of motion.

Identify what imagery is used.

She jumped out of her chair flustered.

An imagery relating to emotions.

What is Haiku's meter?

What does calligram poems link together?

The following are the visual elements of children and adolescent literature, except __________.

It is often used in literature to symbolize passion, aggression and intensity.