Genre
Point of View
Setting
Character
Plot
100

The genre that features situations that could occur in life, but the events and characters are fictional.

What is realistic fiction?

100
The narrator is in the story, telling it with "I" and "me".
What is first person?
100
This might include clues that let us know it is the afternoon, evening, the future, colonial times, or clock time.
What is time?
100
The main character who causes the action to happen.
What is the protagonist?
100
The critical turning point of the story, when the conflict is most tense.
What is climax?
200

The genre that has been passed down for generations, and are not true.

What is mythology?

200
The narrator is outside the story and doesn't know anyone's thoughts.
What is 3rd person objective?
200
This might include such things as a city, state, country, castle, cottage, playground, ship, mountain, or stadium.
What is place?
200
The character that works against the main character, often the "bad guy".
What is the antagonist?
200
The two "actions" that show character dealing with conflicts and resolving conflicts.
What a rising and falling?
300

This genre that is all stories fall under if they are not true.

What fiction?

300
The narrator is outside the story and knows the protagonist's thoughts ONLY.
What is 3rd person limited?
300

This might include details that describe the weather, the noise level, or darkness.

What is the environment?

300

The items we use in a story to figure out the traits of a character.

What are speech, actions, looks, thoughts, and effects on others?

300
The two types of conflict.
What are internal and external?
400

This genre classifies all stories that are true.

What is non-fiction?

400
The narrator is outside the story and knows everyone's thoughts.
What is 3rd person omniscient?
400
Gives feelings or vibes to readers through words and descriptions, for example creepy vs. cheerful.
What is the mood?
400

Character trait identity: "She was not your typical cheerleader. She used big words and wore overalls to school."

What is being a smart cheerleader?

400
The part of the story that introduces the character, setting, and main conflict.
What is the exposition?
500

This genre causes suspense and is often like NCIS or CSI.

What is mystery/crime?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY. You can double your points (or lose them). Tell me what point of view Bloomability is written in.

What perspective is first person point-of-view?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY. Double your points (or lose double) on this question. Setting is found in what part of the plot diagram?

What is the exposition?

500

Character trait identity: He was not your typical book worm. He actually liked sports, played football, and wore contacts.

What is being cool or being a jock?

500
The FOUR "Man vs. __" Conflicts.
What are Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Society, and Man vs. Self?
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