The goal of suspense is to keep the reader _____________.
Reading/entertained
100
The main character
Protagonist
100
Term for groups into which stories might fit
Genre
200
When looking for words which indicate point of view, be sure to look outside of the ___________________.
Quotation marks/quotes
200
What three questions does the exposition typically answer?
Who? When? Where?
200
In order for suspense to work, the reader must care about the ____________________________.
Characters
200
The enemy or nemesis of the main character
Antagonist
200
The feeling or emotion an author is trying to give to the reader
Mood
300
Which of the following words does not indicate third-person point of view? He, she, it
It
300
What is the name for the part of plot that is composed of obstacles which prevent the main character from achieving their goal?
Complications
300
What type of suspense uses time to create pressure on a character?
The Countdown
300
Characters who are important but are not the protagonist or antagonist
Secondary
300
The location of a story or scene
Setting
400
Which point of view is used in the following paragraph?
"She never liked him," I said. "That was just a rumor."
First
400
What is the name for the most exciting or suspenseful part of a story?
Climax
400
Which type of suspense features a big question and a slow answer?
The Reveal
400
A character who changes by the end of a novel
Round/dynamic
400
Name for the process by which readers learn about a character
Characterization
500
Which point of view is used in the following text?
She took him to the mall where I was working. She claimed that he needed to buy a shirt, but I knew that they just wanted to see me.
First
500
What is the other name for the resolution?
Denouement
500
Which type of suspense involves ending a chapter right in the middle of an exciting part?