Characterization/Conflict
Plot
Point of View
Other
Grammar
100

What do we call the main character?

Protagonist 

100
At what stage of the plot diagram are the characters and setting first introduced?

Exposition

100

What is point of view?

It's the narrator of the story. It's how the author chooses to tell the story. 
100

What is it called when there is a transition in the story to an earlier time?

Flashback

100

List at least 3 things that MUST be capitalized. 

1. First word in a sentence

2. Letter "I"

3. Proper Nouns 

4. Holidays

5. Months and Days

6. Countries, states, cities, bodies of water, mountain ranges

7. Titles

8. Races, Nationalities, Languages, Wars, Organizations

9. Abbreviations, Initals, Acronyms 

200
How is internal conflict different from external conflict?

Internal conflict happens on the inside of the character (ex. anxiety, fear, etc.) 

External conflict happens on the outside (another character, earthquake, a group of people, etc.)

200

By when is the main problem solved? We learn a lot of theme and characters here.

Falling Action

200
Which point of view is told from the "I" perspective and is a character in the story?
1st Person POV. 
200

What are the three types of Flashback?

Dream

Memory

Shift in Time

200

List the 8 Parts of Speech 

1. Nouns

2. Pronouns

3. Adjectives

4. Verbs

5. Adverbs

6. Prepositions

7. Conjunctions 

8. Interjections

300
Identify the 4 types of conflict.

Man v Man

Man v Self

Man v Nature

Man v Society

300

This is the turning point; this is when the main character is changed in a major way.  

Climax

300

What pronouns are associated with 3rd Person Point of View?

He, She, They, Them, etc. 

300

Central Message is also known as...

Theme! 

(message = theme)

300

What is the difference between Your vs You're?

Your is a pronoun that shows ownership of something

You're is a contraction of you+are. 

400

What kind of character is well-developed, multi-sided, and changes by the end of the story?

Round & Dynamic

400

When is the problem first introduced?

In the Rising Action 

400

Define 3rd Person Objective?

The narrator knows only the EVENTS of the story and NO THOUGHTS or FEELINGS of any characters.

400

How is Direct Characterization different from Indirect Characterization?

Direct Characterization: The author TELLS you their characteristics (Quiet, Nice, Mean, etc.)


Indirect Characterization: The author SHOWS you their characteristics 

400

What is the difference between There/ Their/ and They're?

There: location or existence of something

Their: possession/ownership of something

They're: contraction of they + are

500
What does STEAL mean? Describe what each letter stands for. 

S.peech: What the character SAYS

T.houghts: What the character THINKS

E.ffect on Others: How they EFFECT other characters

A.ctions: What the character DOES

L.ooks: How the character LOOKS

500

"Never Judge a Book By It's Cover" and "Don't be Greedy" are an example of what?

Theme

500

How is 3rd person Omniscient different from 3rd person Limited?

3rd Omniscient knows everything about everyone (thoughts and actions)

3rd Limited knowns only thoughts and actions of ONE character (usually the main character)

500

What is it called when you mean the OPPOSITE of what you say, think, or what you think will happen. 

Irony

500
What is the strategy for writing short-constructed response questions? Describe each step. 

R.A.C. (Restate the Question, Answer the Question, Cite the Text Evidence)

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