Plot Parts
The part of the story where setting and characters are introduced
Exposition/Introduction
Characters that have the same personality throughout the story
Static
A hint of events to come.
Foreshadowing
comparing two things using "like" or "as"
simile
Place, Time, and Atmosphere make up the....
Setting
Any event occurring after the conflict is introduced
Rising Action
A character who changes in some important way because of the plot events
Dynamic
When a character thinks back to an event that occurred earlier in the story or, most often, before the story began
Flashback
What is this an example of? "School is a prison"
Metaphor
Name three things that make up a character
Their physical appearance
What the character thinks, feels, says, and dreams
What the character does or does not do
What other characters say about the character and how other characters react to the character
What the author directly tells us about the character
When the conflict is resolved, usually
Climax
The main character in the story
Protagonist
Anxiety or apprehension resulting from an uncertain, undecided, or mysterious situation
Suspense
Giving something non-human human-like qualities
Personification
What is the book we are reading called?
"The Benefits of Being an Octopus"
When the story wraps up
Resolution
The force against the main character
Antagonist
The overall feeling, or atmosphere, of a text often created by the author’s use of imagery and word choice. This is typically how the reader feels while reading the work.
Mood
What is this an example of? "Simon said he slit the scones"
Alliteration
What is Sydney allergic to, food-wise?
Raw apples and pears
The event that starts the conflict
Inciting Indicent
These characters are complex and believable
Round
The emotional meaning of the work. The author’s attitude to what they’re writing. This is typically how the author feels while writing the work.
Tone
What is this an example of? "Bittersweet"
Oxymoron
What is one of Sydney's favourite books?
Game of Thrones