What's your Point?
Me, You and Him
Be Kind, Rewind
Series of Events
Eventful times!
100
You were worried about doing well on the test.
What is second person point of view?
100
The method of narration used in a text. In first-person , the narrator is a character. In second-person ,the narrator speaks directly to the reader or main character. In third-person point of view, the narrator is not a character in the story.
What is Point of View?
100
An account of an event that happened at an earlier point. Can reveal character, explain a conflict, or enrich a plot
What is A flashback?
100
The falling action is likely to follow which part of a plot? a.the exposition b.the climax c.the rising action
What is b.the climax?
100
The series of events in a story
What is Plot
200
I glanced at my watch and realized that I was late. I walked faster, and then began to run.
What is first person point of view?
200
The point of view is the method of narration used in a text. In this Person Point of View, the narrator is a character and uses the pronouns, I, Me, My ...
What is first-person point of view?
200
Patty stared at the chocolate cake on her plate. All around her, other kids happily crammed cake into their mouths while they laughed and talked. They were too busy stuffing their faces to see that Patty wasn't eating. She sat still, remembering when she, too, loved all sweets, and chocolate cake most of all. That had changed when she was four. She'd been at a friend's birthday party. Giggling kids had sung “Happy Birthday” to the birthday boy, whose mother then served chocolate cake. She'd just put a delicious forkful into her mouth when a grownup had asked Patty to come into the next room. Her Uncle Jeff was there, and she was happy to see him-until she saw his expression and knew that something was wrong. Her uncle quietly told her that Larry, her older brother, had been in an accident. She'd never been able to eat chocolate cake again. What is the first line of the flashback? a.Patty stared at the chocolate cake on her plate. b.She just sat still,remembering when she, too, loved all sweet things, and chocolate cake most of all. What set off Patty's feeling of sadness? a.the sight and sound of other kids having fun b.the sight of chocolate cake c.the fact that the other kids were ignoring her
What is b.the sight of chocolate cake?
200
In the story of Little Red Riding Hood, which of the following represents the exposition? a.Little Red Riding Hood's discovery that the wolf has eaten her grandmother b.Little Red Riding Hood's encounter with the wolf c.Little Red Riding Hood's decision to visit her grandmother
What is c.Little Red Riding Hood's decision to visit her grandmother?
200
In a story about a hard-fought diving competition between two friends, which event is most likely to be the climax? a.the friends’ handshake after the winner is declared b.the crucial dive, in which one friend scores more points than the other c.the discovery that they will be competing
What is b.the crucial dive, in which one friend scores more points than the other?
300
Fernando and Caleb looked at their watch and Caleb says, " We are running really late."
What is Third Person Point of View?
300
The point of view is the method of narration used in a text. Here the narrator speaks directly to the reader or main character. Pronouns used are you, yours, yourself
What is second-person point of view?
300
Patty stared at the chocolate cake on her plate. All around her, other kids happily crammed cake into their mouths while they laughed and talked. They were too busy stuffing their faces to see that Patty wasn't eating. She sat still, remembering when she, too, loved all sweets, and chocolate cake most of all. That had changed when she was four. She'd been at a friend's birthday party. Giggling kids had sung “Happy Birthday” to the birthday boy, whose mother then served chocolate cake. She'd just put a delicious forkful into her mouth when a grownup had asked Patty to come into the next room. Her Uncle Jeff was there, and she was happy to see him-until she saw his expression and knew that something was wrong. Her uncle quietly told her that Larry, her older brother, had been in an accident. She'd never been able to eat chocolate cake again. What is the first line of the flashback? a.Patty stared at the chocolate cake on her plate. b.She just sat still,remembering when she, too, loved all sweet things, and chocolate cake most of all. c.She'd been at a friend's birthday party.
What is b.She just sat still,remembering when she, too, loved all sweet things, and chocolate cake most of all?
300
In the movie The Wizard of Oz, where does most of the rising action take place? a.the Yellow Brick Road b.Dorothy's house c.the Wicked Witch's den
What is a.the Yellow Brick Road?
300
five stages: the exposition(introduction), rising action (development of the conflict), climax (high point of the conflict), falling action/resolution (what happens after the climax, the outcomes of the climax, telling how everything turns out, during which the main conflict may or may not be solved, and new ones may develop).
What is story plots? or What is the five stages of the Story Plot?
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When the narrator knows the insights and has knowledge of more than one characters' thoughts and motivation. Uses the pronouns they, them, characters' names. He is all knowing.
What is Omniscient Person Point of View?
400
The point of view is the method of narration used in a text. In this written form, the narrator is not a character in the story and uses a character's name, she, he, they,...
What is third-person point of view?
400
Patty stared at the chocolate cake on her plate. All around her, other kids happily crammed cake into their mouths while they laughed and talked. They were too busy stuffing their faces to see that Patty wasn't eating. She sat still, remembering when she, too, loved all sweets, and chocolate cake most of all. That had changed when she was four. She'd been at a friend's birthday party. Giggling kids had sung “Happy Birthday” to the birthday boy, whose mother then served chocolate cake. She'd just put a delicious forkful into her mouth when a grownup had asked Patty to come into the next room. Her Uncle Jeff was there, and she was happy to see him-until she saw his expression and knew that something was wrong. Her uncle quietly told her that Larry, her older brother, had been in an accident. She'd never been able to eat chocolate cake again. Why won't Patty eat chocolate cake? a.Chocolate cake reminds her of her brother's accident. b.She once had a bad allergic reaction to chocolate. c.She remembers that chocolate is not a healthy food.
What is a.Chocolate cake reminds her of her brother's accident?
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The development of Conflict. Think PLOT
What is Rising Action
400
The resolution affects the meaning of a story by a.representing the story's high point b.increasing interest in the result of the conflict c.showing the final outcome
What is c. showing the final outcome?
500
Identify each of the sentences by its point of view A. She is the nicest person I have known. B. You are the nicest person I have known. C. I am the nicest person
What is Third, Second, and First Person Point of View?
500
Leo looked at his watch; he was late. He quickened his pace,breaking into a run.
What is third person?
500
Patty stared at the chocolate cake on her plate. All around her, other kids happily crammed cake into their mouths while they laughed and talked. They were too busy stuffing their faces to see that Patty wasn't eating. She sat still, remembering when she, too, loved all sweets, and chocolate cake most of all. That had changed when she was four. She'd been at a friend's birthday party. Giggling kids had sung “Happy Birthday” to the birthday boy, whose mother then served chocolate cake. She'd just put a delicious forkful into her mouth when a grownup had asked Patty to come into the next room. Her Uncle Jeff was there, and she was happy to see him-until she saw his expression and knew that something was wrong. Her uncle quietly told her that Larry, her older brother, had been in an accident. She'd never been able to eat chocolate cake again. How has Patty changed since the time described in the flashback? a.She has become more cheerful and happy. b.She has become nasty and mean. c.She doesn't enjoy parties any more
What is c.She doesn't enjoy parties any more?
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The setting, characters, and introduction to the plot.
What is the Exposition?
500
Ashton went to her grandmother’s house on Sunday, even though she wanted to stay home alone. She wished her family would let her make her own decisions once in a while. What is Ashton's conflict? Internal or External
What is external / man vs. man?
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