Character
Protagonist, Antagonist, Characterization all make up this literary element.
What is Character?
Exposition, Inciting Incident, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution are all apart of what element?
What is Plot?
1 character directly opposes another. Creates tension and drives the plot forward. This could be verbal, physical or emotional.
Person vs. Person
(Man vs. Man)
Narrator, First Person, Third Person Omniscient, and Third Person Limited are examples of what element?
What is Point of View?
Physical, Temporal, Local Color.. all make up what?
What is Setting
This is the leading character in a novel, movie, play, etc. Their goals and actions drive the plot (story) forward.
What is a Protagonist?
This is when you set up the character(s) at the beginning of the story.
What is Exposition?
When the main character has a conflict with an entire group, town, or is a minority.
Person vs. Society
(Man vs. Society)
The person telling the story with a perspective and voice. It could be 1st or 3rd.
What is a Narrator?
Specific details in a story, such as Dialects, customs, clothes, hair styles, holidays.
What is Local Color setting?
This is either a character, group, or force, that opposes the protagonist. They create conflict, challenges, etc. that the protagonist has to overcome.
What is the Antagonist?
A series of events that lead up to the climax of the story.
What is Rising Action?
Internal conflict with desires, emotions or decisions.
Character is struggling with identity, morality, or human condition.
Person vs. Self
(Man vs. Self)
A character within the story who recounts events using "I" or "me".
What is First Person?
This is the time period of the story. It could include duration, frequency, or a specific point in time.
What is Temporal setting?
The author is stating exactly what the character looks like.
What is Direct Characterization?
A series of events after climax/peak of the story. During this the plot is decreasing, and conflicts are wrapping up.
What is Falling Action?
Person struggles against natural forces like weather or animals.
Person vs. Nature
(Man vs. Nature)
Indian Education is in this style of writing.
Using your 5 senses, this creates a real, vivid experience for the reader.
What is Physical setting?
What is Indirect Characterization?
Possibilities of Evil kicks off with strangers sending nasty notes about each other in the paper. What kind of literary element describes the hook of the story?
what is Inciting Incident?
Struggles against a predetermined destiny or future.
Person vs. Fate
(Man vs. Fate)
Possibilities of Evil, Phoenix Arizona, and Stone Boy are narrated in this Point of View.
Two boys were gone on a couple week trip together (duration-temporal), in which short story?
What is Phoenix, Arizona?