Characterization
What kind of character is different at the end of a story?
A dynamic character.
When a character fights another character.
Character vs. Character
What does CUPS stand for?
Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, and Spelling
What is called the end of the story?
The resolution.
What did the wife first wish for in the story "The Fisherman and His Wife"?
A cottage.
What kind of character stays the same throughout a story?
A static character.
The character fights some type of mystical force such as a dragon, ghost, wizard, etc.
Character vs. Supernatural
What is the subject in this sentence? "Until today, Mike always ran to Cindy’s house."
The subject is: "Mike"
What is called all the events that lead up to the climax?
This is called the rising action.
Why did the children in "All Summer in a Day" bully Margot?
They were jealous because she was from Earth and was able to see the sun every day.
This type of character has LOTS of personality traits.
A round character.
Character fights against some form of robot, computer, or artificial intelligence.
Character vs. Technology
What is the verb in this sentence? "After lunch, Kerri and I went salsa dancing."
The verb is: "Went"
What is it called when these are the events that happen after the climax and they are tying all the loose ends together?
This is called the falling action.
Correct this spelling: recieve
Receive
This type of character has little to no character traits and is basic.
Flat character type.
Character goes against the laws of an oppressive government or an unfair community.
Character vs. Society
What is the subject AND verb in this sentence? "A can of lima beans sit on the shelf."
Subject: "A can of lima beans"
Verb: "Sit"
What is it called when the plot structure introduces the characters and the conflict?
This is the exposition.
What's the difference between "you're" and "your"?
You're: Means you are
Your: Is possessive
Is this direct or indirect characterization? "Luis’s mouth twitched, and his fingernails were all bitten short."
Indirect characterization because it shows us that Luis is nervous.
When a character has to decide on something or struggles internally.
Character vs. Self
What is the preposition of this sentence? "Until today, Mike always ran to Cindy’s house."
Preposition: "Until"
What is the "turning point" in the plot structure?
The climax
What's the difference between "to" and "too"
To: Directional
Too: Too much of something