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What is a Protagonist?

The main character(s) of a story

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What is foreshadowing?

A narrative device where an author drops subtle hints, clues, or warnings early in a story to suggest events that will happen later

100

What is an antagonist?

The person or thing that stands in the way of the protagonist getting what they want

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In terms of story, what is resolution?

The final part of a story's plot where the main conflict is settled, loose ends are tied up, and characters reach a new normal 

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What is fiction?

Any narrative or creative work that stems from the author's imagination rather than strict historical or factual reality

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What is rising action?

The series of events in a story that builds tension, introduces obstacles, and develops the central conflict right after the inciting incident and leading up to the climax

200

What is the setting of "The Most Dangerous Game"?

Caribbean island, early 1900s.

200

When writing, a _________ should come before the word but

A comma 

200

When writing an essay, what is a concluding paragraph?

A concluding paragraph is the final paragraph of an essay that wraps up your ideas, reminds the reader of your main argument, and leaves a strong final impression

200

What is a thesis?

A clear, one sentence summary that states the main argument, claim, or position of an essay

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What is a topic sentence?

A topic sentence is a single sentence that states the main idea and focus of a body paragraph

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In terms of story, what is symbolism?

A literary device where an author uses an ordinary physical object, character, action, setting, or color to represent a larger, deeper, or more abstract idea

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What is the climax of a story?

The highest point of tension, drama, or emotional intensity where the main character faces their ultimate challenge, makes a critical decision, or confronts the central conflict head-on

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In terms of story, what is theme?

The central, underlying idea, philosophical question, or message about life and human nature that the author explores through the plot and characters

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In terms of story, what is setting?

Where and when the story takes place

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What is internal conflict?

 A psychological or emotional struggle that takes place inside a character's mind

400

What is a metaphor?

A figure of speech that directly compares two unrelated things by stating that one thing is another thing to create a vivid image or explain an abstract idea

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What is external conflict?

A struggle between a main character and an outside force that drives the plot forward and prevents the character from easily reaching their goal

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What is a simile?

A figure of speech that directly compares two different, unrelated things to make a description more vivid and imaginative

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In regards to stories, what is genre? Name three.

A category of artistic work defined by a set of shared conventions, recurring narrative patterns, and expected emotional or intellectual payoffs

Horror, Sci-fi, Thriller, Romance, Western, Detective, Fantasy, etc.

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Who was the protagonist of "The Most Dangerous Game"?

Rainsford

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What is Della's husband's name?

Jim

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What is exposition?

Exposition is the insertion of background information about a story's characters, setting, past events, and world rules. Such as:

  • Characters: Who the main people or creatures are, their traits, and their goals.
  • Setting: Where and when the story takes place (a modern city, a medieval kingdom, or outer space).
  • Backstory: Important events that happened before the main plot begins.
  • Context: The rules or social setup of the world of the story.


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Who was the antagonist of "The Most Dangerous Game"?

General Zaroff

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What is irony?

A contrast between expectation and reality, or between what is said and what is actually meant

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