Story Elements
Story Elements 2
Figurative Language
Figurative Language
The Matrix
100

This is the hero or main character of a story. 

Who is the protagonist. 

100

This includes geographic location, time period, socio-economic characteristics of location. 

What is setting?

100

I was as fast as a cheetah when I won the race. 

What is simile. 

100

BUZZ

What is onomatopoeia. 

100

The protagonist of the Matrix is an anagram of "One" 

Who is Neo. 

200

The angle or perspective from which the story is being told is known as this. 

What is the Point of View?

200

This uses words, people, locations, images or abstract ideas to represent something beyond the literal meaning – the exact words on the page

What is symbolism?

200

The snow whispered as it touched the ground. 

What is Personification.

200
The water was a million feet deep. 

What is hyperbole. 

200

The Matrix is an example of this type of conflict. 

Human vs Technology 

300

This is composed of a recurring subject AND what the author is trying to say about that subject expressed through the characters/plot/conflict. 

What is theme? 

300

This can be created through elements like setting, tone, imagery, and word choice. ex. somber, joyful, tense

What is mood?

300

Drew Driscol drew a drawing of dreaded Dracula.

What is alliteration. 

300

Teaching is a garden where seeds of knowledge are sown.

What is a metaphor. 

300

This year is the approximate setting for the Matrix 

What is 2199?

400

Katniss Everdeen leading a revolution against the oppressive government is an example of this type of conflict. 

What is human vs society. 

400

Characterization occurs through these TWO types.

What is direct and indirect characterization. 

400

The old house sighed deeply as the wind danced through its cracked windows.

What is personification. 

400

Don't cry over spilt milk. 

What is an idiom. 

400

This character, a computer program, gave advice to the protagonists; it was up to them to decide whether or not they had free will. 

Who is the Oracle. 

500

This type of character changes as a result of the story's conflict and plot. 

Who is a dynamic character. 

500
These types of characters lack depth, complexity and nuance that are saved for protagonists and antagonists. 

Who are flat characters. 

500

Using BOLD, CAPS, Italics, Sentence length for emphasis. 

What are text features. 

500

I sat with my two feet in the warm, soft sand and looked at the turquoise waters while the light breeze touched my face, a slight scent of salt fragranced the air. 

What is imagery. 

500

Morpheus and his crew live on this ship. 

What is the Nebuchadnezzar.

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