PLOT
CHARACTERS
SETTING
THEME
Point of View
100

What is Plot?

This term describes the sequence of events in a story.

100

What is an "antagonist"?

This character opposes the main character, creating conflict in the story.

100

What is "setting"?

This term refers to the time and place in which a story occurs.

100

What is "theme"?

 This term refers to the central message or underlying idea conveyed in a literary work.

100

First person uses...

I or We 

200

What is Climax?

 This is the turning point in the story, where the main conflict reaches its highest intensity.

200

What is a "dynamic character?


This type of character undergoes significant internal change throughout the story.

200

What is "physical setting"? Include one example

This element of setting includes details about the physical environment, such as geography, weather, and buildings.

200

 What is "moral conflict"?

This is the theme that explores the idea of good versus evil, often seen in classic literature.

200

Second person uses... 

You 

300

What is resolution? 

This term refers to the conclusion of the story, where loose ends are tied up.

300

What is "motivation"?

This term describes the reasons behind a character's actions and decisions.

300

What is "historical context"?

This term describes the social, cultural, and historical conditions that influence the events of a story.

300

What is "theme development"?

This is the process through which the theme is revealed and developed throughout the narrative.

300

Third person uses... 

Characters thoughts 

400
What are the 5 elements to Plot? 

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution 

400

what is a protagonist?

A protagonist is the main character in a story, often considered the central figure around whom the plot revolves.

400

What is "mood"?

The setting can contribute to this emotional atmosphere felt by the reader.

400

What is the theme of "Hero of the Hood" 

Courage, heroism, Identity 

400

Third person omniscient... 

Knows all the characters thoughts. 

500

Define Exposition 

The exposition in a plot is the introductory part of a story where the essential background information is provided.

500

What is a "round character"?

This type of character is complex and well-developed, often showing multiple traits and emotions.

500

What is "fantasy setting"?

This type of setting is often used in fantasy or science fiction stories, involving imaginary worlds or futuristic locations.

500

Why is theme important?

Message, connection to real life, character development. 

500

What is point of view?

Perspective from which the story is told