Genres
When two or more characters like each other
What is romance?
When everything starts to get exciting
What is rising action?
The "good guy"
What is protagonist?
The draft before your final essay
What is rough draft?
Makes a reader worry
A made-up story that could happen
What is realistic fiction?
When all the issues or problems finally come to an end
What is resolution?
The time and place of the story
What is setting?
When you trade papers with others and give feedback
What is peer review?
You can only have suspense in serious writing (true or false)
What is false?
A story with elements that are NOT real
What is fantasy?
The most exciting part of the story
What is the climax?
The "bad guy"
What is antagonist"
When you organize all your thoughts together
What is prewriting?
How tension is created
What is conflict?
A story with characters that aren't real
What is fiction?
When the story stars to wrap up
What is falling action?
A hint/preview about what happens next
What is foreshadowing?
When you check for spelling and grammar errors
What is editing/revising?
When the reader connects to the characters
What is connection/emotional connection?
A story that has the reader jumping
What is horror/thriller?
When everything seems doomed/lost
What is the all is lost moment?
Story end without knowing what happens next
What is cliffhanger?
The beginning paragraph
What is introduction/intro?
The two types of conflict
What is physical and psychological?