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What was the main type of conflict in "The Most Dangerous Game"

What is Character Vs. Character

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Who is usually the main character of a story?
What is the protagonist
100
What is the action that follows the climax?
What is falling action
100
The time and place of a story?
What is the setting
100

What kind of "room" has no windows and are fun to be around? 

A Mushroom

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What is Man vs. Nature

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True or False: Does a static character change over time?
What is FALSE
200
What is the action that precedes the Climax?
What is rising action
200
What is another name for the climax?
What is the turning point
200

What happens to then parents at the end of Bradbury's "The Veldt"?

The children trick them into getting eaten by Lions. 

300
Where does Internal conflict take place?
What is in the Character's mind
300

We learn about what a character is like through Characterization, and we can use the STEAL method to find this. What does STEAL stand for? 

Speech, Thoughts, Effects on others, Actions, and Looks

300

The part of the plot that concludes the falling action revealing or suggesting the outcome of the conflict

What is Resolution

300
The Author's introduction to the characters, setting, and conflict
What is Exposition
300

What was the name of the hunter that hunted down Rainsford in "The Most Dangerous Game"? 

Who is Zaroff?

400

What is an example of character vs. Society?

Examples Vary

400

What makes a DYNAMIC character change over time?

What is conflict or crisis, and character development

400

Name the FIVE elements of plot in order. 

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution. 

400

Why is the resolution placed higher than the exposition? 

The height difference is used to show things have changed. 
400

This type of narration uses elements of plot like flashbacks. 

Non-linear
500
In External conflict a character struggles against: another person, nature, & what else?
What is society
500

Why would we consider Rainsford a dynamic character by the end of "The Most Dangerous Game"? Think about his hunting philosophies. 

Hunters vs. Huntees, and believing that animals cannot feel pain or reason. Becomes the Huntee and comes to realize he was wrong. 
500

This is the official literary term for the plot pyramid?

Freytag's Pyramid
500

This added bit at the end of a story years after it's resolution is called what? 

What is Denouement?

500

What are the coordinating conjunctions for FANBOYS?

What are For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, and So?