Plots
P.O.V.
Literary Terms
Drama
Characters
100
What is highest point of the plot?
The climax
100
What is first person point of view?
Narration from the I/we perspective
100
What is foreshadowing?
A warning or indication of future events
100
What is comedy?
A genre of plays, movies or related
100
What is a flat character?
A character with no personality
200
What is the resolution?
The solution to the conflicts after the climax.
200
________ ____ __ ____ is when a narrator assumes the place of an observer, detached from the narrative.
Objective point of view
200
What is a literary device comparing two objects with out 'as' or 'like'?
A metaphor
200
What is a event causing suffering?
A tragedy
200
What is a character type that doesn't change?
A static character
300
What is the action after the climax
Falling action
300
What is third person point of view?
When the narrator is part of a third party
300
What is a hyperbole?
An exaggeration
300
What is dialogue?
Two characters conversing with each other
300
What is a round character?
A well developed character
400
What is the exposition?
The start of the plot and the introduction to characters and settings
400
What is the point of view of a third party knowing everything about only one character?
Limited omniscient point of view
400
What is imagery?
A literary device of thorough details
400
What is drama?
Composition in dialogue of conflict and/or contrast
400
What is a type of character that changes throughout the story?
A dynamic character
500
What is a plot?
The plan or main story
500
What is an omniscient point of view?
When the narrator knows everything about all the characters
500
What is a literary device that contains two or more words starting with the same sound, in a row?
Aliteration
500
What is a monologue?
When a character converses with his thoughts (providing information for the audience)
500
What is a character?
A person or animate object that is involved in a story
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