Character Traits
Types of Conflicts
Character Motivations
Conflict Resolution
Inferences
100

The individual qualities or attributes that make up a person's overall character.

What are character traits?

100

Conflict between a character and another person is known as this. 

What is character v. character?

100

This is the reason why a character acts a certain way.

What is character motivation?

100

This is the part of the story where the conflict is solved.

What is the resolution?

100

When a character says "I can't do this anymore," they might be feeling this.

What is defeat, frustration?

200

 When a character struggles with their own feelings or decisions, this type of conflict is happening.

What is internal conflict?
200

This conflict involves a character struggling against the elements (a snowstorm, hurricane, etc).

What is character v. nature?

200

A character who wants to protect their family might be motivated by this.

What is love or loyalty?

200

When a conflict reaches its highest point, this moment is called the...

What is the climax?

200

If a character clenches their fists and glares, this nonverbal clue suggests they are feeling...

What is anger?

300

Khloe was sick one morning, so her mother made her some soup and let her stay home from school. This shows that her mom has this character trait. 

What is kind, caring, or sweet?

300

When a character battles set rules or laws, this conflict is called this.

What is character v. society?

300

When a character wants to get even, this is an example of this type of motivation.

What is revenge or anger?

300

This is the part of a story where conflict is introduced. 

What is exposition?

300

This skill helps you understand what a character is thinking or feeling even if they don’t say it directly.

What is making an inference?

400

When a character is struggling with an outside force, this type of conflict is happening. 

What is external conflict?

400

A struggle inside a character’s mind is called this.

What is character v. self?

400

A character trying to achieve a dream or goal has this kind of motivation.

What is ambition, drive, or passion?

400
When characters talk out an issue. 

What is compromise?

400
The four steps of making an inference are...

What are: 1. Read the passage 

2. Look for details/evidence

3. Tie in your own knowledge

4. Make an inference. 

500

The four things you have to look for when making an inference about a character. 

What is speech, actions, thoughts, and appearance?

500

Conflict involving technology or machines is often called this.

What is character v. technology?

500

This motivation comes from fear or desire to avoid danger.

What is survival?

500

Outward struggle v. inward struggle is also known as this. 

What is external v. internal conflict?

500

Mr. Miller went on a hike but kept looking over his shoulder for bears. He was nervous and constantly worried about seeing a bear. Make an inference about his character. 

What is: Mr. Miller is afraid. 

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