Characters
Plot Structure
Drama
Autobiography
Inferences
100

This type of character remains the same throughout the story and doesn't change.

Static

100

The beginning of a story that introduces characters and setting.

Exposition

100

The spoken words between characters in a play or story.

Dialogue

100

A story written by a person about their own life.

Autobiography

100

Using clues in the text to understand something not directly stated.

Inference

200

The main character who faces the most significant challenges in a story.

Protagonist

200

The moment of highest tension or turning point in a story.

Climax

200

The physical space where a scene in a play takes place.

Setting

200

The difference between an autobiography and biography

Autobiography is self-written, biography is written by someone else,

200

An educated guess about a character's motivation based on their actions.

Character Motivation

300

A character who stands in opposition to the main character and creates conflict.

Antagonist

300

The sequence of events that move a story from beginning to end.

Plot

300

A dramatic technique where a character speaks their thoughts aloud when alone on stage.

Monologue

300

The point of view used when someone writes about their own life experiences.

First Person

300

Combining textual evidence with personal knowledge to understand deeper meanings.

Critical Thinking