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Vocabulary
Vocabulary 2.0
Story Mountain
Characters
Name it!
100

A story

What is narrative?

100

The group of people who read/listen to the story

What is the audience?

100

The beginning of the story that introduces the characters and setting.

What is exposition?

100

The main character of the story. 

What is protagonist?

100

Name the difference between a author and a narrator

The author writes the story; the narrator tells the story

200

The person that narrates.

What is narrator?
200

The circumstances that form the setting

What is context?

200
The major events leading up to the climax.

What is rising action?

200

The character that opposes the main character

What is antagonist?

200

A passive voice sentence then change it to a active voice sentence

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300

Conversation between two people.

What is dialogue?

300

The order of the story/plot

What is sequence of events?

300

The events following the climax

What is falling action?

300

This term refers to the struggles characters face in a story.

What is conflict?

300

Types of point of view and the pronouns each uses

First-person: I, me, my, we

Second-person: you, your

Third-person limited/omniscient: they, them, their, his, hers, he, she

400

A word that brings the reader to the next part of the story

What is transition word?

400

The mountain order of a narrative.

What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?

400

When the main problem is solved in the story

What is resolution?

400

What paragraph do you introduce the protagonist? 

What is the exposition/first paragraph?

400

The writer should not use transition words (eg. 'therefore', 'however') in narrative writing.

State true or false. 

False.

500
Descriptive words or phrases that appeal to the five senses. 

What is sensory details?

500
The indication of a future event

What is foreshadowing?

500

BONUS!!!!!! Worth 1,000 points.

Name 8 Transition Words.

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500

The four types of conflict that the character can face.

What is person v. person, person v. self, person v. environment, and person v. society?

500

Which type of dialogue is punctuated correctly?

a) Teresa, said "James you going to the football game".

b) “I heard you were invited to the football game,” Teresa told James. 

c) James "Are you going to the football game tonight..?" Teresa said.

B) "I heard you were invited to the football game," Teresa told James.