Our Main Character
Brian Robeson is this many years old.
What is 13 years?
Our conflict in Chapters 1-2 consists of this problem.
What is "the pilot has a heart attack"?
What is the climax?
The definition of "audible".
What is "able to be heard"?
Visually descriptive or figurative language
What is Imagery?
This is what Brian thinks about during the plane ride.
What is "The Secret" / his parents' divorce?
Brian resolves his conflict of hunger by eating these.
What are berries?
The period of action leading up to the climax.
What is rising action?
I had a _______ pain in my arm (sharp/stabbing).
What is "keening"?
An act of saying what will or might happen.
What is Making Predictions?
Brian wishes that this person was in the woods with him.
Who is Terry?
This is why Brian thinks the rescue teams will not find him for awhile.
What is because the plane went off course while they were crashing?
The introductory period of a story, novel, or chapter where we learn about characters, conflicts, and setting.
What is the exposition?
A frog may be considered an animal of this type.
What is "amphibious"?
To give a brief statement of the main points of something.
What is Summarizing?
This is the food that Brian is craving throughout Chapter 5.
What is a hamburger?
Brian faces this physical conflict after the crash.
What is "his legs were cramped and drawn up and his back hurt when he tried to move, but worst of all was the throb in his head"?
The conclusion of a story where the characters live "happily ever after".
What is the resolution?
The definition of "rigid".
When something occurs and is the reason that something else happens.
What is Cause & Effect?
Brian finds these five objects in his pocket. (Name one!)
What are fingernail clippers, coins, a 20 dollar bill, pieces of paper, and his hatchet?
What is the falling action?
The teacher gave very _____ instructions, resulting in the class being confused (not specific / unclear).
What is "vague"?
Choosing the most likely explanation from the facts at hand. / To draw conclusions.
What is Making Inferences?