Plot Elements
Unit 1 Literature Terms
Unit 1 Literature Terms (II)
"Sleepy Hollow"
6th and 7th grade review :0
100

Time and location of a story

What is setting?

100

a struggle within a character

What is internal conflict?

100

The feeling a piece of literature creates in a reader

What is mood?

100

The main character's first and last name

Ichabod Crane

100

The perspective from which the story is told

What is point of view?

200

The turning point in the story - The point of maximum interest - The point when power changes hands

What is climax?

200

Three common types of external conflict

What are character vs. character, character vs. society, and character vs. nature?

200

The message or lesson an author reveals through his/her writing

What is theme?

200

What is the character vs. the supernatural conflict in "Sleepy Hollow"?

Ichabod vs. The Headless Horseman

200

An author's attitude toward a subject matter

What is tone?

300

The part of the plot that introduces characters, setting, and conflict

What is the exposition?

300

Occurs when a writer provides hints that suggest future events in a story

What is foreshadowing?

300

Type of characterization in which the author tells the reader what a character is like

What is direct characterization?

300

Who tells scary stories at the party?

Brom
300

How an author writes

What is style?

400

When the consequences of the climax are revealed - Also, loose ends of the story are tied up and tension begins to ease.

What is falling action?

400

A feeling of growing tension and excitement

What is suspense?

400

Type of characterization in which the author shows the reader what the character is like - the reader must infer character traits

What is indirect characterization?

400

What do the townspeople find while searching for the missing Ichabod in the story's resolution? (They find  TWO things-- just write ONE).

A smashed pumpkin and the horse's tracks

400

Name the two main types of third person point of view.

1.) What is third person limited (narrator is not a character and has limited knowledge)? 

2.) What is third person omniscient (narrator is not a character and has complete knowledge)?

500

Occurs during the rising action

What are complications - which result from characters struggling with conflict? 


500

Two main types of characterization

What are direct and indirect characterization? 

500

The part of the plot when the story's central problem is solved, leaving the reader with a sense of story completion

What is resolution?

500

Who is the author of "Sleepy Hollow"? First and last name!

Washington Irving
500

Name the three main types of point of view.

1.) What is first person (narrator is a character in the story and uses 1st person pronouns)? 2.) What is second person (typically uses you and written as directions)? 3.) What is third person (narrator is not a character in the story and uses 3rd person pronouns)?


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