Plot Graph
This section of the plot graph is generally referred to as the point of peak interest in the story line
What is the climax?
This is when what is believed to be true turns out to be exactly the opposite
What is situational irony?
This is the main character that works to resolve conflict
What is the protagonist?
This type of conflict deals with the person vs. self
What is internal conflict?
This is a comparison using like or as
What is a simile?
This is the moment in the plot graph that the suspense continues to build
What is the rising action?
This is when the reader or audience has information that the character(s) don't have
What is dramatic irony?
This is a main character that is the source of conflict?
What is the antagonist?
This is the other main type of conflict
What are external conflicts?
This is a comparison not using like or as
What is a metaphor?
This is the moment in the plot graph that suspense is completely resolved
What is the resolution?
This is when what is said is opposite to what happens or is true
What is verbal irony?
This type of character does not change
What is a static character?
Name 4 different types of external conflict
What are vs. person, vs. natural, vs. society and vs. supernatural
This is the message of a story
What is a theme?
This is the moment in the plot graph that suspense is being to resolve
What is the falling action?
This is a chance occurrence of two events that are unrelated - it is not irony.
What is coincidence?
This is a character that undergoes a significant change in personality
What is a dynamic character?
Give an example of external conflict
Ms. Lawry will decide
This is a phrase that uses exaggeration or emphasis
What is a hyperbole?
This is the first part of the plot graph
What is the introduction/exposition?
What is verbal irony?
This is a character that represents a group in society based on generalizations
What is a stereotype?
Ms. Lawry will decide
This is giving inanimate objects human characteristics
What is personification?