The moment in the story described as the turning point. Or as Oprah would call it, the "Aha! moment."
What is the climax?
100
The feeling or mood a reader gets from the story
What is atmosphere?
100
a character that can be compared with a paper doll?
Lindsey, Harley & America
What is flat?
100
uses the pronouns "I" "me" and "my"
Bieber and Smithy
What is first-person?
100
E.D.S. stands for this
Gavin & Taylor
What is Emergency Dispatch Ship
200
The section of the plot structure where you would find out the setting of the story.
What is Exposition?
200
the elements of a story that setting reveals
Haylee & Trevor
What is time and place?
200
A character who maintains the same attitude or level of understanding throughout the story is said to be this.
What is static?
200
the narrator is NOT part of the story and includes the views of several characters
Britney & Kriston
What is third-person omniscient?
200
a household item that magnifies the conflict in "Two Kinds"
No name?????
What is a piano?
300
The Rising Action of a story usually reveals to the reader this "Big C" element, or problem.
What is Conflict?
300
the setting can also be this element of a story
What is antagonist/character?
300
another way to describe the "main" character
Jessica & Tessa
What is Protagonist?
300
all-knowing, all-seeing, all-telling
What is omniscient?
300
A series of related events- it's what happens between "Once upon a time" and "happily ever after"
Dakota & Riley
What is plot?
400
The suspense is often made greater through these "little c's" which make our big problem even bigger.
What is complication?
400
"Man vs. Himself"
Haylee & Trevor
What is internal conflict?
400
stereotypical
What is stock character?
400
narrator is NOT a character but tells only from one character's viewpoint
Mary & Kate
What is third-person limited?
400
"Once upon a time, there was a rockstar who had been changed into an ugly, deformed wombat by an irate parent" is an example of which part of the plot?
Dakota & Riley
What is basic situation?
500
The who and what of a story.
What is Basic Situation?
500
A story is generally thought to be more believable when it has this.
What is versimilitude?
500
The character or force in a story that hinders the main character in getting what he/she wants.
What is the antagonist?
500
the most reliable and truthful narrator
What is third-person omniscient?
500
She can knock "a bull calf straight in the brain between the eyes with a sledgehammer and (have) the meat hung up to chill before nightfall"