Terms
Plot Diagram
Point of View
Conflicts
Environmental Details/ Symbols
100

What term means the sequence of events in a story?

Plot

100

What is the exposition in a story?

The beginning of a story where an author introduces the setting, characters, and conflict

100

What point of view is this written in:

"Fritz didn't answer. He came at me again, raining a hail of punches on me."

1st POV

100

What is the struggle between a character and an outside force?

External Conflict

100

What type of mood do these environmental details depict: wilting flowers, rainy day, gray sky?

Sadness

200

What is the point at which the conflict changes for the main character; the a-ha moment for the reader?

Climax

200
The Rising Action has all the ____

Suspense

200

What point of view is this written in:

"Her hand is still bandaged from the accident three weeks ago, and her arm is in a sling to keep it elevated."

3rd Person Limited POV

200

What is the following conflict an example of?

Character versus bad weather

Character versus Nature

200

What does a four leaf clover symbolize? 

Luck

300

What is the term for the character in a story who creates conflict for the protagonist?

Antagonist

300

During the _________, the story ends

Falling Action

300

What point of view is the following sentence?

Eventually, you ascend the stairs to the street. You think of Plato's pilgrims climbing out of the cave, from the shadow world of appearances towards things as they really are..."

2nd Person POV

300

What is a struggle within a character's mind?

Internal Conflict

300

What mood do these environmental details represent: creaking floor, fog, branches hitting a window?

Suspense 

400

What are actions or events in literature that excite or hold the reader in anticipation of an outcome? 

Suspense

400

What is the climax of "Mask of the Red Death"? 

Prince Prospero confronts the odd guest; he takes one look at him and immediately dies. 

400
What point of view is the following sentence?

"Had such a vegetable appeared, Violet, the eldest Baudelaire, would have tied up her hair in a ribbon to keep it out of her eyes, and in moments would have invented a device to retrieve the onion from the water. Klaus, the middle sibling and the only boy, would have remembered useful facts from one of the thousands of books he read." 

3rd Person Omniscient POV

400

Give an example of character versus self

character who is fighting their own emotions: a character who is afraid of something or wondering something

400
Give an example of one symbol in "The Mask of the Red Death" and what it means

The sword symbolizes protection 

The fire represents life/ danger/ light

The colors symbolize emotions


500
What are clues or hints given by the author about something that will happen later on in the story

Foreshadowing

500

Name all of the elements of the plot diagram in order

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

500

Describe the difference between 3rd person limited POV and 3rd person omniscient POV?

Limited: a narrator tells the story and shares the thoughts and feelings of one character

Omniscient: the narrator shares the thoughts and feelings of all characters, "all knowing"

500

Give an example of character versus society

A character who is mistreated by the government, a character who fights the laws of the government

500

Name some environmental details that can indicate the mood of peacefulness

Glistening water, hammock swinging, birds chirping, soft breeze, blue sky