The term used for A character that changes in a story
What is a dynamic character?
100
Love, hate, friendship, war, peace, and courage.
What are examples of theme?
100
The perspective of the narrator
What is point of view?
100
A conflict that happens inside of a person. An example might be shame or guilt.
What is an internal conflict?
100
Foreshadowing
What is the name of a technique where the author gives a hint about events that are yet to happen.
200
Term given for a character that does not change in a story.
What is a static character?
200
The underlying meaning of the story, or a lesson learned.
What are definitions of theme?
200
Uses the word I and gives the reader insight into the thoughts and actions of the that person.
What is first person point of view?
200
The point in a story where characters and setting are introduced
What is the introduction?
200
Flashback
What is the definition of when the plot changes back to an event that happened at an earlier time.
300
The main person in the story.
What is the protagonist?
300
Time and place in a story
What is the definition of setting?
300
We know the actions but not the thoughts of the character and the narrator uses he or she
What is third person limited?
300
The main goal of a nove,l helps to create interest
What is conflict?
300
Stock character
What is a character that is a stereotype. An example might be a nerd or wicked stepmother.
400
The person or thing who opposes our struggles against the main character.
What is an antagonist?
400
Setting helps to reveal this.
What is atmosphere?
400
We know the thoughts and actions of all the characters and the narrator uses he or she
What is omniscient third person?
400
The part of the story where the conflict is introduced
What is rising action?
400
A point of view that is not often used in short stories or novels.
What is second person point of view?
500
A character we know a lot of information about.
What is a round character?
500
This helps to reveal information about characters in a story.
What is setting?
500
A question that you should ask yourself about point of view when reading a story.
What is "what is the motivation of the narrator?" OR "what information is given about the characters and who is giving it, is it the truth or what the character or narrator wants you to believe?"
500
A conflict that is outside of a person. Some examples might be man versus man, man versus society or circumstance, or man versus nature.