Characterization
POV
Conflict
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Lit. Device
100

the character does NOT grow or change throughout the story regardless of the events that happen in the plot

Static Character
100

The narrator is a major character in the story

What is First Person

100

A struggle within one's self; a person must make some decision, overcome pain, quiet their temper, resist an urge, etc. What type of conflict?

Internal Conflict

100

Theme or not a theme: That story is about two guys who steal a car


NOT a theme

100

Something that stands for something else

Symbolism

200

A character that we don’t know much about. They are often stereotypes.

What is a Flat Character

200

The narrator is not a character but focuses on the thoughts of only one character.

Third Person Limited


200

Tnternal, occurring entirely within a character's own mind, such as dealing with guilt or making a tough moral choice

Character vs. self

200

An event or object presented early in the story that gives a hint of a later event.

What is Foreshadowing

200

How the author feels about his/her characters and the plot

Tone

300

A character who changes over the course of the story because they are affected by the events in the plot.

What is Dynamic Character

300

"Bobby was stressed about work but Spike was so happy that he was going to get to pee in the park"

Third Person Omniscient

300

In Jack London's classic short story "To Build a Fire," a man struggles against extreme freezing temperatures and harsh wilderness in the Yukon. What primary type of conflict does this represent?

Character vs. nature

300

The beginning of the resolution of conflict in a story is what?

The Falling Action

300

Through characterization or plot, the writer indicates something opposite to that which is stated

Irony

400
"Alex is a brave warrior who always stands  up for what is right" is any example 

What is Direct Characterization

400

The facts are known along with all major characters’ thoughts and feelings. 

what is Third Person Omniscient

400

When a protagonist rebels against an oppressive, totalitarian government or rigid cultural norms, which classic type of conflict is driving the core narrative?

Character vs. Society

400

One of the possible underlying meanings in a piece of literature. This is NOT the same as the moral.

What is Theme

400

"A dark cloud gathering in the sky could be introduced to suggest that the light mood of the story is about to change" is an example of what technique?

suspense

500

When an author shows us what a character is like based on how they look, what they say, how they think, their actions, and how other characters react to them. (we use our inferring skills to find this information – Robin Hood assignment for example.)

What is Indirect Characterization

500

That morning, Bobby went for a walk with her dog, Spike.

Third Person

500

Name 3 types of EXTERNAL conflict

vs. Nature, Supernatural, Person, Society, Technology, Fate

500

"A cool breeze carried carnival music and the aroma of popcorn my way.  Just over the rise the lights blinked in a million colors." What literary device is this? 

Imagery

500

The writer or speaker refers either directly or indirectly to a person, event, or thing in history or to a work of art or literature.

Allusion

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