Plot Structure
Characterization
Figurative Language
Types Of Sentences
Point Of View
100

The section of the plot structure that introduces the characters and setting.

What is the exposition?

100

The narrator DIRECTLY mentions or describes a character's personality.

What is direct characterization?

100

A sentence that is an overexadiration of something.

What is a hyperbole?

100

A sentence that makes a statement about something and ends with a period normally.

What is a declaritive sentence?

100

A sentence that is using personal pronouns. Normally uses "I", "Me", and "My".

What is 1st person?

200

An example of internal conflict.

What is person vs. self?
200

The narrator does not DIRECTLY state the character's personality.

What is indirect characterization?

200

Comparing things with "like" or "as".

What is a simile?

200

A sentence that asks a question and normally ends in a question mark.

What is a interrogative sentence?

200
A sentence that is using "You", "Your", and "Yourself". This sentence is as if the person is talking to you.

What is 2nd person?

300

The major events that add suspense to the plot before the climax.

What is the rising action?

300

A character that never changes and always stays the same throughout a story.

What is a static character?

300

When you compare two things.

What is a metaphor?

300

A sentence that normally ends with an exclamation mark and is declaring something.

What is an exclamitory sentence?

300

A sentence that has the pronouns "She", "Her", "Him", and "His". This sentence is usually talking about someone.

What is 3rd person?

400

The conflict is resolved and we learn whether the protagonist's goal is reached.

What is the resolution?

400

A character who changes/develops throughout the story (Usually major characters).

What is a dynamic character?

400

Giving non-living things human like characteristics.

What is personification?
400

A sentence that gives the reader an instruction, makes a request, or issues a command that could end in a question mark or a period.

What is an imperative sentence?

400

Pronouns that mostly use "I", "Me", and "My" and talk about themselves.

What are personal pronouns?

500

Nothing happens after this point.

What is denouement?

500

An acronym used in characterization.

What is STEAL used for?

500

The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.

What is alliteration?

500

The definition of a sentence.

What is a series of words placed together to create a conversation which receive different emotions?

500

Pronouns that are usually "She", "Her", "Him", and "He" and are talking about someone else.

What are pronouns?