The main character in a story. The plot usually focuses on this character’s goals, challenges, and experiences.

A character, group, or force that opposes the protagonist and creates conflict.

A complex character with multiple personality traits, emotions, and motivations. They feel realistic and developed.

A simple character who has few traits and is not deeply developed.

A character who stays mostly the same throughout the story and does not experience an important change.

A character who changes significantly because of events or experiences in the story.

The central message or lesson about life or human nature that a story communicates.

A struggle that happens inside a character’s mind or emotions, such as deciding between right and wrong.

A struggle between a character and something outside themselves, such as another person, society, nature, or a situation.

A scene or event that takes place earlier in the story and is shown to the reader to provide background information.

Hints or clues that suggest something important may happen later in the story.

The feeling or atmosphere a story creates for the reader, such as suspense, sadness, excitement, or fear.

The author’s attitude toward the subject or characters, which can be serious, humorous, sarcastic, hopeful, or critical.

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List 9:A Vocabulary

List 9A Vocabulary

Term	Definition
protagonist	The main character in a story. The plot usually focuses on this character’s goals, challenges, and experiences.
antagonist	A character, group, or force that opposes the protagonist and creates conflict.
round character	A complex character with multiple personality traits, emotions, and motivations. They feel realistic and developed.
flat character	A simple character who has few traits and is not deeply developed.
static character	A character who stays mostly the same throughout the story and does not experience an important change.
dynamic character	A character who changes significantly because of events or experiences in the story.
theme	The central message or lesson about life or human nature that a story communicates.
internal conflict	A struggle that happens inside a character’s mind or emotions, such as deciding between right and wrong.
external conflict	A struggle between a character and something outside themselves, such as another person, society, nature, or a situation.
flashback	A scene or event that takes place earlier in the story and is shown to the reader to provide background information.
foreshadowing	Hints or clues that suggest something important may happen later in the story.
mood	The feeling or atmosphere a story creates for the reader, such as suspense, sadness, excitement, or fear.
tone	The author’s attitude toward the subject or characters, which can be serious, humorous, sarcastic, hopeful, or critical.

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