CHARACTERIZATION
MOOD/TONE/VOICE
THEME
PLOT/CONFLICT
RANDOM STUFF
100

The method an author uses to reveal a character's personality

What is characterization?

100

Definition of narrative and setting

What is a story?

What is the time and place of a narrative's action?

100

An idea about life or human nature that the author is trying to share with the reader

What is Theme?

100

The sequence of events in literature

What is plot?

100

A perspective using I/We

What is first person?

200

Adjectives that describe a character's inner qualities

What is Character traits?

200

Can also be called atmosphere - the feeling the reader has while reading

What is mood?

200

1. Theme is not _____

2. Theme must be _____

1. Theme is not a one word topic.

2. Theme must be stated in sentence form.

200

The problem or struggle between opposing forces

What is conflict?

200
Using knowledge and information to come to a conclusion

What is making an inference?

300

Outer qualities that describe a character's appearance

What are physical traits?


300

The writer's attitude toward the topic, character, and/or audience

What is Tone?


300

A theme must be ______ because it is indirectly stated

What is inferred

300

Types of External conflict

Man vs. Man

Man vs. Nature

Man vs. Society

300

The writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in a story

What is foreshadowing?

400

1.  The author uses narration to directly describe the character.

2. The narration shows the character's personality without directly telling you.

1. What is direct characterization?

2. What is indirect characterization?

400

1. Mood is created by_____


2. Tone is created by_____

1. The author's choice of setting, images, dialogue, and events

2. word choice

400

Theme is not ______ unless you are reading a _____

directly; fable

400

Give an example of Man vs. Self

Do I have a Nanner sandwich in the bathroom, or do I have a nanner sandwich in the kitchen?

400

List the 7 points of a plot diagram

Exposition; Inciting incident; conflict; rising action; climax; falling action; resolution

500

What does the STEAL acronym stand for?

Speech

Thoughts

Effect

Actions

Looks

500

3 reasons why setting is important

1. It serves as a backdrop for characters.

2. It influences and affects the characters and plot.

3. It creates a mood or atmosphere.

500

What does the acronym SLIME stand for

Subject

Lesson

Idea

Message

Evidence

500

Define Exposition

This is where the author gives the reader important background information about the characters and setting.

500

STEAL the character Johnny

Speech: Gentle

Thoughts: Heroic

Effect: Integrity

Actions: Saves children from the fire

Looks: Greaser/Thug

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