Characters
The main character in a story, often facing the main conflict.
Who is the protagonist?
This type of punctuation mark is used at the end of a question.
What is a "question mark"?
This is the beginning of the story where characters and setting are introduced.
What is the "exposition"?
This word means to study something closely to understand it better.
What is "analyze"?
What does the "R" in the R.A.C.E. strategy stand for?
What is "restate the question"?
This type of characterization tells the audience directly what a character is like.
What is direct characterization?
This is the punctuation mark used to show someone is speaking.
What are "quotation marks"?
This is the part of the story, after the climax, where the conflict starts to be resolved.
What is "falling action"?
This word means to make a logical guess based on evidence or information.
What is an "inference"?
In the Hamburger strategy, the bun represents these two parts of the essay.
What are the "introduction" and "conclusion"?
This character opposes the protagonist and creates conflict in the story.
Who is the antagonist?
These are the type of letters we use at the beginning of sentences and for names.
What are "capital letters"?
This is what the story is mostly about.
What is the "main idea"?
This word means to say, write or draw details about someone or something.
What is "describe"?
This is what the "C" in the R.A.C.E. writing strategy is for.
What is "Cite evidence from the text"?
This type of conflict is occurs when a character has a fight with a robot.
What is character versus technology conflict.
This is the first version of your writing before making any edits.
What is a "first draft"?
This is the way a story is organized.
What is "plot structure"?
This word means to make a guess about what might happen next.
What is a "prediction"?
In the C.U.B.E. annotation strategy, the "C" stands for this.
What is "circle" (big or unknown words)?
When a character’s personality is revealed through their speech, thoughts, and actions, it is called this.
What is indirect characterization?
This is the punctuation mark used to show excitement or strong emotion.
What is an Exclamation Point?
This is a story's time, pace and situation.
What is a "setting"?
This is the author’s word choice that affects tone and mood.
What is "diction"?
This strategy encourages students to pause and write thoughts while reading.
What is "stop and jot"?