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100

A conflict that occurs in the character's mind

What is internal conflict

100

Occurs with some outside force

What is external conflict?

100

The writer states character's traits

What is direct characterization?

100

The time and place in which a story occurs

What is setting?

100

Who marries a swan?

Who is Mr. Peters?
200

The  main events of a story

What is plot?

200

Details found in real life

What are realistic details?

200

He or she, limited or omniscient 

What is 3rd person?

200

The audience knows something the character(s) does (do) not.

What is dramatic irony?

200

Situational irony: a flat town named Summit. What story?

What is The Ransom of Red Chief ?

300

A struggle between opposing forces

What is confict?

300
The highest point of tension

What is climax?

300

Reader draws conclusions about a character's traits

What is indirect characterization?

300

a form of sarcasm

What is verbal irony?

300

A blind man and his faithful horse.

What is A Secret for Two?

400

Conclusion based on information

What is inference?

400

The conclusion of the story

What is the resolution?

400

Feeling created in the reader

What is atmosphere in a story?
400

A character who does not change in a story

What is a static character?

400

A story told from two different viewpoints: Men and creatures.

What is Zoo?

500

Details not found in real life

What are fantastic details?

500

The narrator is a character in the story

What is 1st person?

500

When the unexpected happens

What is situational irony?

500

A character that has many traits like a "real" person. 

What is a round character?

500
Who was glad her mother had "given up hope"?

Who is narrator of Two Kinds? (Amy Tan or Jing-mei)

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