Vocab. A
Vocab. B
POV A
POV B
Character
100

Define sage.

a plant that is used for cooking

100

What is the study of the body and how it works?

anatomy

100

What is narrative point of view?

Narrative point of view is how a story is told and who is telling it.

100

Which point of view has an "I" narrator that is part of the action?

first-person point of view

100

____ provide support for the protagonist and antagonist, helping to reveal aspects of their personalities (character traits).

minor characters

200

Define disbelieving.

not believing that something is true

200

What is to rise or fill up?

well

200

Which point of view is limited to one character's unique perspective?

character point of view

200

Which point of view has a narrator that describes what all characters think and feel?

third-person omniscient point of view

200

Characters are important because their ___, ___, ___, and ___ drive the plot--they move the action forward.

thoughts, feelings, action, and reactions

300

Define root.

to search for something

300

What is to search for something?

root

300

Which point of view has a narrator that uses "he," "she" or "it" to show thoughts and/or actions?

third-person point of view

300

Which point of view has a narrator that does not describe characters' thoughts or feelings?

third-person objective point of view

300

Define protagonist

A protagonist is the main character in the story or play--the one who the story revolves around and who usually has a problem to solve.

400

Define anatomy.

the study of the body and how it works

400

What is not believing that something is true?

disbelieving

400

Which point of view has a narrator that addresses the reader as "you"?

second-person point of view

400

What do you look for to determine the narrative point of view?

pronouns

400

Define antagonist.

The antagonist is the character whose goals work against the protagonist.

500

Define well.

to rise or fill up

500

What is a plant used for cooking?

sage

500

Which point of view has a narrator that describes what some characters think and feel?

third-person limited omniscient

500

Analyzing the differences in the points of view of characters and the audience/reader can create effects such as _____ and _____.

suspense and humor

500

___ and ___ help to reveal characters' traits.

dialogue and action

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