Miscellaneous
Plot Structure
Types of Conflict
Dialogue
Narrative Qs
100

Writers use ___________ to show detail using the five senses; sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste. 

Imagery - Sensory Details

100

The problem that the character or characters are facing in the story.

Conflict

100

A conflict that exists within the mind of a character.

Internal - Character vs. self

100

What do you call a conversation between characters in a story?

Dialogue

100

A Narrative tells a _______

A story

200


The Latin prefix "re-" means "again" and the root "bellum" means "war." Based on these word parts, what does "rebel" mean?

A. A musical instrument that makes a ringing sound

B. To do something one more time in the same way

C. To ring a bell repeatedly to get attention

D. To fight or resist against authority


D. To fight or resist against authority

200

The events between the story's climax and resolution.

 Falling Action

200

A conflict that exists when a character struggles with outside forces.

External

200

Give two rules to use when a new person is speaking.

start a new paragraph

put quotations around everything spoken

use a capital letter at the start of the conversation

put exclaimation and question marks INSIDE the quotation arks


200

The author's message/lesson

Theme

300

Ice crackled and pinged against the family room window -


This is an example of WHICH sensory detail?

Sound

300

The turning point of the story; the conflict breaks here

Climax

300

Leroy and Desmond are arguing about who will get a chance to shoot the basketball. What type of conflict is this?

Character vs. character - External 

300

"i can't swim" shouted Mrs. Ehrick.

CORRECT THE ERRORS

"I can't swim!" shouted Mrs. Ehrick.

300

What type of words/phrases help with the flow of a narrative; show the passage of time order and change in setting?

Transitions

Next, then, after, 

400

Correct the errors in this sentence:

Me and my cousin was going to go to the haunted house this weekend.  

My cousin and I are going to go the haunted house this weekend.

400

When the context of the story is introduced through the setting and character introductions

Exposition

400

A monster storm comes and destroys the city - 

What type of conflict is this? 


Character vs. nature - External

400

He said, Why didn't I think of it before.

CORRECT THE DIALOGUE

He said, "Why didn't I think of it before?"

400

Name two story elements that halp advance the plot during the rising action:

foreshadowing

drama

conflict

suspense

red-herring

500

Debbie watched in awe as the soloist, wearing a beautiful purple gown, played her violin under a single spotlight on stage in the park. 


The Latin root sol helps the reader understand that the word SOLOIST means that Debbie played:  

alone

500

When the conflict has been worked out, one way or the other.

Resolution

500

A community of people receives hate on the internet. 

What type of conflict is this?

Character vs. society - External

500

"According to the map Amy whispered we are very close to the hidden treasure."

CORRECT THE ERRORS

"According to the map," Amy whispered, "we are very close to the hidden treasure."

500

a technique used to build suspense or add depth to the story where the author runs two or more distinct storylines at the same time. 

parallel plot

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