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Diary of Anne Frank

Study guide for Anne Frank

TermDefinition
Speech type of indirect characterization. It shows what the character says or speaks
Thoughts Type of indirect characterization. It shows what is revealed through the character's private thoughts and feelings
Effect on others Type of indirect characterization. It shows how the character makes other characters feel or behave.
Actions Type of indirect characterization. It shows what the character does and how the character behaves.
Looks Type of indirect characterization. It shows what the character looks like, dresses, appearance.
Characterization The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character.
Direct Characterization Tells the audience or reader what the personality of the character is
Indirect Characterization Shows things that reveal the personality of a character.
External Characterization What the characters look like, how they act
Internal Characterization What the characters experience with in themselves
Apprehension Nervousness
Disgruntled To make unhappy
Foreboding A sense of impending misfortune
Fortify To make strong
Indignantly Angrily
Pandemonium Wild uproar or noise
Remorse Sorrow, Regret
Unabashed Obvious, Bold
Exposition/Introduction The beginning of a plot where the characters, setting and conflict are introduced.
Rising Action The majority of the plot, events that lead to the climax
Conflict The problem in a story that needs to be solved
Climax The point in the plot with the most tension, the conflict is usually solved at this point
Falling Action The story is starting to come to an end
Resolution The conflict is solved, the action of the story is brought to an end.
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