WorksheetsDSOC Vocab G6 TCRWP
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Unpredictable behavior from a character.
English teachers
inconsistency
exert
unreliable narrator
A characteristic or quality that defines a person and influences their actions.
attitude
flashback
trait
The use of objects, actions, or images that represent deeper meanings or ideas in a story.
The overall feeling or mood created in a story through the setting, description, and emotions.
The main character or hero of a story who drives the action and faces challenges.
sidekick
Mbappe
protagonist
antagonist
The details and events that happened before the main story, providing context for the plot.
Back to the Future
backstory
The state of being intricate, with multiple layers or elements that make something challenging.
setting
A typical example or character that represents a specific pattern or symbol in literature.
typewriter
Inner conflicts or emotional struggles experienced by a character within their own mind or heart.
internal pressure
physical pressure
pressure point
external pressure
Describes a character or person who is easy to like, often because of their positive qualities.
protagonist
Mr Luke
marketable
likeable
Relating to the mind, emotions, and behavior, especially as it impacts characters in literature.
external
metaphorical
A particular point of view or way of looking at things, often influenced by a character's experiences.
perspective
prospective
perceptive
periscope
A struggle or problem faced by characters in a story, which drives the plot and creates tension.
To bring forth or elicit a certain emotion, feeling, or response in the reader or audience.
suppress
pepperoni pizza
awoke
evoke
The reasons or driving forces behind a character's actions or behavior in a story.
motorway
moaning
motivation
deviation
A recurring theme, symbol, or idea that helps develop the story or convey deeper meanings.
BlackPink
motivator
To make a great effort or apply strength to accomplish something in the story or character's life.
stronger
exceptional
exert
victory
Outside forces or influences that act upon a character, affecting their actions or decisions.
environmental concerns
internal pressure
sigma
external pressure
A figure of speech that compares two things without using "like" or "as," to create a deeper meaning.
Not only the location, but also the time a story takes place.
room CN208
moment that matters
situational
setting
