Plot Diagram
Plot Diagram
Literary Terms
Literary Terms
Miscellaneous
100

This is setting of the story: Time, place, characters

What is exposition?

100

This is the problem that arises in a story

Inciting incident

100

A narrative perspective that uses the pronoun “you” to address the reader or another character directly.

What is 2nd person POV?

100

A narrative perspective where the story is told by a character from within the events.

What is 1st person POV? 

100

The woman's name in Button, Button

What is Norma?

200

The author's message to the reader

What is theme?

200

The main character of a story 

What is a protagonist

200

The use of words to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning.

What is irony?

200

The narrator knows every character's thoughts, feelings, secrets, and backstories.

What is omniscient point of view?

200
It's the most suspenseful part of The Most Dangerous Game.

What is Rainsford leaps off a cliff into the sea to escape General Zaroff and his pack of hounds?

300

The series of events in a story that builds tension, deepens conflict, and raises the stakes.

What is rising action?

300

This is the most intense part of a story

What is climax?

300

When an event happens that is the exact opposite of what you would normally expect to occur.

What is situational irony?
300

It's where the intended meaning of a statement is the opposite of what is actually said

What is verbal irony?

300

The button in the short story is a symbol 

What is moral greed, temptation, or deadly consequences of moral compromise?

400

The act of solving a problem, making a firm decision, or formally expressing an opinion.

What is resolution?

400

It serves as the "cooling off" period of a narrative, much like a rollercoaster slowly returning to the station after its steepest drop

What is falling action?

400

A narrative perspective where the narrator is an outside observer but is strictly confined to the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of a single character

What is limited POV?

400

This is when the audience knows more than the characters.

What is Dramatic Irony?

400

Mary convinces the hungry officers to eat the lamb, thereby destroying the primary piece of evidence against her.

What is situational irony?

500

These are the four types of conflict.

What is man vs. man, man vs. self, man vs. nature, man vs. society

500

Conflict in literature is the driving force of a plot, representing any struggle between opposing forces. It is categorized into two main groups:

What is internal and external?

500

Buzz Lightyear firmly believes he is a real space ranger on a critical mission.

What is dramatic irony?

500

"I love being stuck in traffic for hours," said while tapping fingers impatiently.

What is verbal irony?

500

Title of the story where the brother killed the enemy, who turned out to be his brother.

What is The Sniper?