English Terms
Time and place of a story
Setting
Individuals in a literary work
Characters
The "Golden Rule"
Treat others how you want to be treated
Author reveals character's personality through his/her speech, thoughts, etc.
Indirect Characterization
Main character, sometimes the hero
Protagonist
Character who contrasts with another character
Foil
Having your work, writing utensil, books, etc.
Being prepared
The protagonist who doesn't embody typical hero qualities
Antihero
This type of character grows and changes
Dynamic Character
Qualities that make up a character's personality
Character Traits
1 of the habits that Mrs. A. is looking for
Push chair in OR run errands at end of class OR check the board for notes
True or False: Mrs. A. will assign seats if we are disrespectful to each other, carry on side conversations during lessons/work time, etc.
True
Type of character that does not change
Static Character
Method used to acquaint reader with characters in the work
Characterization
True or False: You have to follow the guidelines to take a mint or piece of gum.
False
This means comfort, togetherness, calm
Hygge Corner
Larger than life protagonist-displays qualities that are valued by society
Epic Hero
The author describes the character
Direct Characterization
If we act likes young adults, we will be treated....
Like young adults
We need to be ___________ during a lock down (drill)
Quiet