Freytag & Summary
Character & Conflict
Setting & mood
100

The setup of the story where you are introduced to the setting and its main characters.

What is the exposition
100

The character that remains the same throughout the text is known as this

What is a static character? 
100

This is where and when a story takes place. 

What is the setting

200
The But in the summary format, "Somebody wanted but so then and finally" can be represented as this on Freytag's Pyramid. 

What is the Inciting Incident

200
When a character is fighting with another character, this is the type of conflict they are having.

What is external or character v Character


200

How the reader feels while they are reading the text is called this. 

What is Mood

300

This is the moment in the text where the main character must face a major issue or conflict. 

What is the Climax

300
To be a dynamic character, we do not consider this. 

What is the appearance or status of life? 

300

An author uses these to create a mood.

What are clear and detailed descriptions

400

2 of these need to be tracked for these two categories on Freytag's pryamid. 

What are Rising and falling action

400

This conflict is typically narrated and not outwordly seen 

What is internal conflict?

400
These are the aspects of the text that a setting can affect. 

What are moods, characters, conflicts, and pivotal events? 

500

The style in which a summary should be written. 

What is objective

500

The old man in Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell Tale heart is this kind of character. 

What is a static Character

500

The mood of the Wife's Story can best be described as 

What is reminiscent or mournful

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