Characters
Terms
Plot
Step by Step
Short Stories
100

The hero in the story.

What is an Protagonist?

100

Time and place in a story.

What is setting?

100

The most exciting part in the story where tension and suspense occurs.

What is the climax?

100

We've used the step by step guide this year to answer questions except for which of the following:conflict, theme, character development, irony, point of view. 


What is theme?

100

At the end the dog is shot.

What is The Soul of Caliban?

200

The villain in the story.

What is an antagonist?

200

The speaker of the story.

What is the narrator?

200
Events that occur after the climax of the story. 

What is falling action?

200

It is the first step in answering a point of view question.

What is identify the point of view?

200

Pepe was the main character.

What is The Tiger's Heart?

300

This character is well developed in the story & we see more than one side of their personality.

What is round?

300

Hints or clues that hint to suggest what will happen later in a story.

What is forshadowing?
300

The beginning of the story where the setting and characters are introduced.

What is exposition?

300

It's the first step for a character development question.

What is identify the technique used?

300

Minna was adopted.

What is "Bill"?

400

This character changes as the story progresses. 

What is Dynamic?

400

The eyes through which the story is told.

What is point of view?
400

Events in the story that leads up to the climax.

What is rising action?

400

For all step by step questions you must include this. 

What is a quote?

400

The main character of this story walks for a day to gain land.

What is "How Much Land Does a Man Need?"

500

The number of character development techniques used in grade 8.

What is 6?

500

A surprising or unexpected twist in the story.

What is irony?

500

The end of the story.

What is the resolution?

500

It's the last step of an irony question.

What is the author's message?

500

The names of the islands in "Two Islands".

What is Graynal & Greenal?

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