The beginning of the story.
Exposition
What type of conflict is this (man vs. __________): Joe wants to be class president, but so does Kim.
Man v man
The main character in a story.
Protagonist
The ____________ is when the conflicts develop and we become more interested in the story.
Rising action
Which type of conflict is this (man vs. _________): A hurricane destroys a family's home.
Man vs. nature
A person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary.
Antagonist
The most exciting moment in the plot, also known as the turning point, is called the __________________.
Climax
What type of conflict is this (man vs. _________): Sally wants to get a job, but the law says she's too young.
Man vs society
List who the protagonist and antagonist is in our novel "Holes".
Stanley and Mr. Sir/the Warden
During which part of the plot are the loose ends tied up?
Falling action
What type of conflict is this (man vs. _________): Derek wants to go to college, but he's afraid of failing.
Man v self
When a mother told her son and daughter they were going to spending their summer at camp, the daughter became angry and pouted. The son said, "Hey! It's okay, we can have lots of fun at camp this summer! I love being outside!" What does this characterization say about the son?
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What is the ending of the story where we often see the problem being solved?
Resolution
Name the four types of conflicts and state if each one is internal or external.
Man vs. Self- Internal
Man vs. Man- External
Man vs. Nature- External
Man vs. Society- External
Give three examples of direct characterizations about Stanley Yelnats. Must be THREE complete sentences!
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