Plot Structure
Conflict & Theme
Characterization
Figurative Language
Creating Suspense
100

Why do stories need structure?

What is to make the story clear and interesting. 

100

Character Vs. Self conflict involves: 

What is an internal struggle within the characters mind. 

100

What is direct characterization?

What is, it tells the reader directly about the character. 

100

What is a simile?

What is, A comparison using "like" or "as".

100

Suspense in writing is:

What is, A feeling of excited or anxious uncertainty about what may happen

200

In which part of the plot does the main conflict get resolved?

What is the Resolution. 

200

What question helps you find a theme?

What is, what message is the author trying to tell me? 

200

What is indirect characterization?

What is, when character traits are shown through actions and words. 

200

What is a metaphor?

What is, A direct comparison where something IS something else.

200

"Start the clock" as a suspense technique means:

What is, Creating a sense of urgency and deadline.

300

In the Three-Act Structure, what act introduces the main character and the problem?

What is the Setup. 

300

A theme is?

What is, the central message or insight about life. 

300

When an author writes "Sarah was brave and confident," this is:

What is, direct characterization. 
300

What is an onomatopoeia. 

What is, A word that sounds like the noise it makes.

300

Foreshadowing helps create suspense by:

What is, Hinting at future events to build anticipation

400

What do the "stakes" in a story mean?

What is, what the character might win or lose. 

400

Character vs. Society conflict occurs when:

What is, when a character fights against social norms or laws. 

400

When a character's actions reveal their personality, this is an example of:

What is, indirect characterization. 

400

What is a hyperbole?

What is,  An extreme exaggeration.

400

Using "the power of the mundane" means:

What is, Using everyday fears that feel real and relatable

500

In Act 2 of the Three-Act Structure, what typically happens?

What is the main character faces obstacles and confrontation.

500

The antagonist is?

What is, the force or character opposing the protagonist. 

500

Which method of characterization is shown when the author writes: "Marcus slammed the door and kicked the wall"?

What is, indirect characterization through actions. 

500
What is an alliteration?

What is, The repetition of the same beginning sound.

500

 Beginning a story "with the end" (starting with a moment of panic) is effective because:

What is, It immediately creates tension and makes readers want to know how it happened

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