Characterization
definition of direct characterization
What is...The way the author or another character within the story describes or reveals a character through adjectives or phases
She helped a friend up
What is the theme
A. Helpful
B Lazy
C. Annoyed
A. Helpful
Is there more than one conflict
Yes, there is internal and outside conflict
Third Plot on on the Diagram
Climax
Four types of figurative language
Simile, Metaphor, Personification, and Onomatopoeia
Direct characterization or indirect
Angry, mad and upset
Indirect
What is theme
The main idea or purpose in the story
External conflict
Conflict with someone
Definition of falling action
the part in the story where it follows the climax and leads to the resolution.
Sweet as pie
What is... Simile
Definition of indirect characterization
What is... the character's personality through speech, actions and appearance.
Can it be hard to find a theme
Yes. It rarely never pops out to you right away.
Can conflict be in a story
A. Yes
B. I Don't Know
C. No
A, yes there can be a conflict in a story
List the different parts of the plot diagram in order
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
The difference between onomatopoeia and personification.
What is... noises and nonhuman objects given human characteristics
Careless about her grades
What is... Indirect Characterization
Is there more than one theme in a story?
Yes mainly in novels or long stories there could be more than one theme
Definition of conflict
Major struggle between characters or between opposing faces: problems to be overcome
Bonus Question
5 Extra points
Name the climax of the Three Little Bears
when the bears came home
Cross your fingers-for good luck
idiom
Characterization definition
What is... The act of creating and developing a character
Name the theme: She faced her fears and climbed the tree
A. Brave
B. Lazy
C. Boring
What is... A, she is facing her fears by being brave
Can a protagonist and a antagonist have conflicts?
Yes mainly in stories they are the ones to have conflict
Your answer must include the different part of the plot diagram in order
A. Rising action, resolution, climax, falling action, exposition
B.Exposition,Rising action, climax, resolution, falling action
C.Exposition,Rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
C
You're as smart as an elephant
Simile