Conflict and setting
Name the conflict:
A student is debating between cutting class. She knows it's wrong, but all her friends are leaving too.
human vs self
What is the difference between a protagonist and an antagonist
a protagonist is the main character and the antagonist opposes the main character
What is Foreshadowing
An advance sign or warning of what is to come in the future (good or bad)
What is the end of the story called
the resolution
What is annotating
Marking up a text in various ways to build understanding, create a summary, find the main idea, etc.
Which is not a part of setting?
A. Time
B. Place
C. Character Development
D. Social Conditions
E. Weather
C. Character Development
What is a static character
A character that stays the same throughout the story
What is symbolism?
When an object, person, saying, ect. represents something beyond it's literally meaning
What does the rising action lead up to
the turning point or climax
Who is Ms. Ziegler's celebrity crush
Pedro Pascal
What are the four types of conflicts
human vs human
human vs self
human vs nature
human vs society
what are the three main types of narration / pov
1st person - I, me
2nd person - you
3rd person - he, she, they
the sky cried
the sun smiled
the door roared
All these are examples of what?
personification
what comes after the turning point or climax?
The falling action
What do you call a hen staring at a bowl of lettuce?
What are the 2 main types of conflicts? Describe them!
Internal and external
internal is feelings within ones self
external is outside factors causing conflict
What is a dynamic character
A character that develops and changes throughout the story
Describe the difference between a simile and a metaphor
A simile uses like or as a metaphor does not
What is an exposition
the start of a story
What is Ms. Ziegler's dogs name
Finn
Give an example of human vs nature
Answers will vary
What are the three types of 3rd person narration
omniscient
limited omniscient
objective
What is a hyperbole? AND Give an example
an extreme exaggeration.
Examples will vary
What are the 5 stages of story telling
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
How many bees are in this room (only on the walls, clothing doesn't count)
52 bees