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Question | Answer |
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Plot | The sequence of events |
Setting | The time and place of a story |
Flash Forward | story is interrupted into the future |
Flashback | story is interrupted into the past |
Exposition | introduces characters setting and conflict |
Rising Action | part of the plot with all the “drama” |
Climax | The page-turner; most intense |
Resolution | wraps up the conflict in the story |
Foreshadow | clues as to what is going to happen later |
Plot Diagram | chart used to plot the events of a story |
Protagonist | The main character in the story |
Antagonist | has a problem with protagonist |
Conflict | the problem in the story |
Internal | conflict occurs in a character’s mind |
External | conflict with a character and an outside force |
Character | the individuals in a story |
Character Traits | Qualities a character possesses |
Direct Characterization | tells the reader about a character |
Indirect Characterization | shows not tells about a character |
Dynamic | a character that changes; has insight |
Static | a character that does not change |
Round | three-dimensional; many character traits |
Flat | two dimensional; few character traits |
Point of View | perspective from which a story is told |
First | the POV where the narrator IS an active character |
Omniscient | POV where the narrator is “godlike” |
Limited | POV where the narrator knows one characters feelings |
Unreliable | narrator cannot be trusted |
Tone | the attitude of the speaker |
Voice | the writer’s language in the story |
Diction | the choice of words the writer uses |
Suspense | anxiety the reader feels about what is happening |
Irony | the opposite of what you expect |
Surprise Ending | logical but unexpected ending |
Subordinate Character | helps move the plot along; not that important |