Plot and Conflict
When a character is struggling with another character, this is called an ________ conflict
External
What is a protagonist?
The main character
Second Person POV is when:
"'I'm so excited!' said the boy" is an example of:
Mr. Nick is this old
23
What is the initial change within a story called?
What is a "dynamic character"?
A character who changes throughout the story
A reliable narrator is one who:
tells the truth in an objective manner
When trying to create the mood or tone, you use the:
5 senses
Give an example of an onomatopoeia
BANG! CRACK! POP!
Define "denouement"
The resolution of a story
A "foil" character does what for the protagonist?
How can you determine what POV the narrator is in?
Words like, "they, I, you" can dictate third, first, and second person POV, respectively
Frightened, joyous, wishful, and amused are examples of mood or tone?
Mood
Danny has 81 apples. He divides them into equal groups. From those equal groups, he gives away 4 to his friends. How many apples does Danny have, total, afterwards?
45
The sentence, "She wanted to speak up for what was right, but she didn't want her friends to think she was weird for believing in something different" is an example of what kind of conflict?
Internal conflict
What is the difference between "direct characterization" and "indirect characterization"
"Direct characterization" is when the author explicitly tells us something about the character
"Indirect characterization" is when the author gives context clues to tell us something about the character
The difference between POV and the narrator is:
POV is based on perspective, the narrator is who's telling the story
The difference between "tone" and "mood" is:
"Mood" is how the reader feels
This is the name of the "green people" on Mr. Nick's shelf
Smiskis
Give 3 examples of external conflict
Person vs Person
Person vs Nature
Person vs Fate
Person vs Society
Define the S.T.E.A.L. acronym and what each of the letters mean
S - speech (what is said)
T - thoughts (what is thought)
E - effect on others (who is effected)
A - actions (what happened)
L - looks (what it looks like)
List the 3 different third-person types and how they're different
Third Person Limited - the speaker only knows their thoughts
Third Person Objective - the speaker only knows what they see/hear
Third Person Omniscient - the speaker knows everything
What is the mood of this sentence,
"He hid under his bed, waiting and watching the mangled feet limp through his bedroom"
Tense, scared, afraid, fear, anxious
What is Mr. Nick's last name?