All About Character!
It's the Plot!
What's your Point of View?
Let's fight! (Conflict)
Other Literary Devices!
100

A character that has few defining traits. 

What is a flat character?

100

The highest point of tension in a story.

What is the climax?

100

When an author is all-knowing and all-seeing.

What is omniscient? 

100

When the conflict is outside of a person's inner thoughts or control.

What is an external conflict?

100

The main idea(s) that recurs in or pervades a work of art or literature. It usually reveals a truth about human nature. 

What is theme?

200

A character who experiences significant change throughout the story. 

What is a dynamic character?

200

The first point of conflict in the story that acts as a catalyst for the rest of the plot. 

What is the initial or inciting incident?

200

Just as we sat down, our tune started playing. Of course, Jane recognized it, but she's such a baby that she didn't say anything about it. She was still so mad that I had forgotten her birthday.

What is first-person?

200

Name the type of conflict:

Shrek goes to Lord Farquaad's castle to get his swamp back.

What is person vs. person?

200

A brief reference to a person, place, event, or to another work of literature.

What is an allusion?

300

True or false: In the movie Joker, Joker is an antagonist. 

What is false? Joker is the protagonist, even though he is evil. 
300

An ending where it is unclear as to where the characters will end up (in other words, a cliffhanger).

What is an indeterminate ending?

300

Alfred and Jane sat down at the table, just as that familiar tune, the first tune they'd ever danced to, started playing. With the first notes, Jane was no longer upset with Alfred for forgetting her birthday. She even wanted to take his hand, but couldn't bring herself to do that. And Alfred, still angry at what he felt to be her childishness, wasn't about to speak first.

What is omniscient point of view?

300

Name the type of conflict:

In Frozen, Anna and Elsa's parents get trapped in a terrible storm while sailing on the sea. 

What is person vs. nature?

300

The use of a person, place, or thing to represent a greater idea. 

What is a symbolism?

400

A character who contrasts with another character, often to highlight their differences. 

What is a character foil?

400

This is information given about the story that takes place before the main character and conflict is introduced. 

What is the antecedent action?

400

As Alfred and Jane sat down at the table, their tune started playing. Remembering their first dance together, Jane suddenly didn't care any more that Alfred had forgotten her birthday. She wanted to take his hand, to make everything right. But Alfred sat there so still and silent, she was afraid to make any move.

What is limited-omniscient?

400

Name the type of conflict:

In Tangled, Rapunzel must decide whether or not to leave her tower and betray Mother Gothel.

What is person vs. self?
400

Two things, characters, etc. being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect.

What is juxtaposition?

500

The model used in critical essay writing which highlights how a dynamic character evolves throughout the story. 

What is the Initially, However, Consequently model?

500

In the correct order, name all six stages of plot development.

What is exposition, initial incident, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution? 

500

Alfred and Jane sat down at the table. A romantic tune floated from the jukebox. But both of them sat silent, solemn-faced, looking away from each other.

What is objective?

500

Name the type of conflict:

In The Hunger Games, Katniss must take her sister's place and fight for District 12. 

What is person vs. society?

500

Name the 3 types of irony and give an example of one. 

What is dramatic, situational, and verbal?

Examples will vary.