Plot Development
The amount of elements in plot development.
What is 5?
A character that never changes.
What is a flat character?
The pronouns used when writing in first person.
What are "I, me, we, us, etc."?
The pronouns that would be used in a second person story.
What is you and your?
The pronouns used in third person P.O.V.
What are "he, she, him, her, they, them, etc."?
The rising action.
What are the events leading up to the climax?
A character that develops and evolves.
What is a round character?
The person telling the story.
What is the narrator?
When ___ opened ____ lunch box there was a sandwich.
What is you;your?
The three types of third person P.O.V's.
What are third person limited, third person omniscient, and third person objective?
The events that come after the climax.
What is the falling action?
The difference between a dynamic and static character.
What is "change as a result of an event"?
A common genre in which first person is used.
What is fiction?
How second person P.O.V is told.
What is "putting the reader in the story"?
Whose thoughts you can see in third person limited.
What is the main character?
What the plot chart is usually compared to.
What is a roller coaster?
When the purpose of a characters traits is to accentuate the main characters own personality.
What is a foil?
As ___ pack ___ bags, ___ wonder where we're headed.
What is "I;my;I" or "we;our;we/I"?
The purpose of using a second person point of view.
What is "making the reader feel included and connected to the story"?
Whose thoughts you can see in third person omniscient.
What are all of the characters?
The person who created the plot chart pyramid.
Who is Gustav Freytag?
Double Jeopardy (1000 points): The Greek origin of the root word of characterization.
What is to "designate by a characteristic mark"?
The most common reason for writing in first person.
What is "to better understand the situations and though processes of the main character"?
Name a genre that frequently uses 2nd person P.O.V.
What are "choose your own adventure" books?
Whose thoughts you can see in third person objective.
What is none?