Characters
Setting
Conflict
Theme
Plot
100

Define "character"

A character is a person in a novel, play, or movie.

100

Define "setting"

Setting is the time and place that a story takes place.

100

Define "conflict"

Conflict is a struggle or problem between two opposing forces
100

Define "theme"

Theme is the main idea or the message of a story

100

Define "plot"

Plot is the sequence of events that happen in a story

200

What characteristics should we look for in a character?

Physical and personality characteristics
200

Why is setting important?

Setting is important because it gives us context about the story

200

What is an external conflict?

A conflict that is between two separate forces, or

Self VS Other

200

What do you have to find to support your theme?

3 Supporting Details

200

What is the order of the plot stages?

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

300

Who was the supporting character in "We Don't Lose Our Classroom Goldfish"?

Walter

300

How can you identify time if it is not directly stated?

Use our knowledge of the characters and environment compared to prior knowledge of our world

300

What is an internal conflict?


Internal conflict is when there is a problem within one person, or

Self VS Self

300

What is an explicit theme?

A theme that is directly stated in the passage

300

What key elements do we find in the Exposition and Rising Action?

Exposition: Introduction to the characters, conflict, and settings

Rising Action: Events that build up to the climax

400

What is the difference between a protagonist and an antagonist?

Protagonist: character with good intentions, typically the main character

Antagonist: character with evil intentions, rival of the main character 

400

What is the setting for YOUR English class...?

Scott Middle School, Room 1108, (class period)
400

When is the conflict usually resolved?

Throughout the story, but typically resolved at the Resolution

400

What is an implied theme?

A theme that is not directly stated, but hinted at or suggested with context clues

400

What key elements do we find in the Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution?

Climax: The most suspense and action in the story; the peak

Falling Action: Conflict begins to unravel; last moments of suspense

Resolution: Events that occur right before the story is over

500

Who was the main character in the short film "Purl"?

Purl

500

What was the setting of the short film "Purl"?

Where: BRO Company

When: Future

500

What was the main conflict from the short film "Purl"?

The conflict was an external conflict between Purl VS the BROS she worked with--they excluded her for being different

500

What was the theme of the short film "Purl"?

The theme was that no one should be excluded based on how they look, or

The workplace should be comfortable for everyone.

500

What happened during the climax of the short film "Purl"?

Purl met Lacy, and together they made BRO company more inclusive--they stood up for themselves on the elevator.

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