Types of Conflict
The type of conflict that occurs when the protagonist goes toe-to-toe in a physical fight with the antagonist.
Man vs. Man
This is a character that does not change throughout the story.
Static
An example of this type of figurative language is "Her smile was as bright as the sun"
Simile AND/OR Hyperbole
An action word
When a speaker claims that "all the cool people are using our product," it would be an example of this persuasive technique.
Bandwagon appeal
The type of conflict that occurs when a character has a tough decision to make, for example.
Man vs Self
This is a character that changes throughout the story.
Dynamic
Crazy crooks crossed the canal is an example of this
Alliteration
A word that interrupts a sentence
Interjection
What did the bottle Jack threw at Ian in the final chapters of "Shattered" represent?
Jack's life.
The type of conflict that occurs when a character is stuck in a blizzard.
Man vs Nature
This is a character that we know a lot about.
Round
The longest shortcut is an example of this.
Oxymoron
Adverb
"The sweat dripped down her neck as she heard footsteps down the hall. She pulled the blanket up over her nose and peaked out. Her whole body shook as the door creaked open slowly."
This is an example of what writing technique?
The type of conflict that occurs when a character deals with systematic racism.
Man vs Society
This is a character that we know very little about, and is often a supporting character or side character.
Flat
The sun smiled upon the children is an example of this.
Personification.
"Purple" is an example of this part of speech.
Adjective
Halting Hatred was an article which addressed this social issue.
Racism.
The narrator in The Taste of Melon deals with this type of conflict when he feels guilty about stealing from Mr. Wills.
Man vs Self
This type of character has the exact opposite traits as the protagonist.
Foil
Tucker's lunch sunk in the mud is an example of this.
Assonance
A word that describes time or place/location.
Preposition
An appeal to emotion is this type of persuasive appeal.
Pathos