Plot
The exposition of the story (the beginning) introduces the characters and the _______________.
Setting
What type of conflict is this (more specific than internal or external): Joe wants to be class president, but so does Kim.
Man Vs. Man
(Character struggles against character)
What is the exposition
In the beginning, when we find out the setting and the characters.
This is the character or force that works against the main character in a story.
Antagonist
What is the sequence of events that shows how the conflict develops and is finally resolved called?
Plot
The plot of a story is the sequence of events that show how the ______________ develops and is resolved. (Hint it has two main types and many sub-types)
Conflict
What type of conflict is this (more specific than internal or external): A hurricane destroys a family's home.
Man Vs. Nature
(Character struggles against nature)
What is resolution
When the author ties up loose ends and the conflict is done.
Not all stories have one.
Hints about what will happen later in the story is known as
Foreshadowing
What is the struggle between two characters or between a character and an outside force called?
External conflict
The most exciting moment in the plot is called the __________________. It is the turning point where the story can go either way.
Climax
What type of conflict is this (more specific than internal or external): Sally wants to get a job, but the law says she's too young.
man vs. society
(Character struggles against society)
What is climax
The turning point in the story. Where it could go either way.
A type of conflict that occurs inside the character (dealing with emotions, morality, faith)
Internal Conflict
The exposition explains what two key things?
Setting and main characters
The events that follow the climax...
Falling action
What type of conflict is this (more specific than internal or external): Derek wants to go to college, but he's afraid of failing.
Man vs. self
(Character struggles against his or or her own mind)
What is rising action?
List the protagonist in Macbeth
Macbeth
Who wrote the play "Macbeth"?
William Shakespeare
Where the conflict is fully resolved and the author ties up loose ends is...
*Hint: Not all stories have one*
The resolution
Is the following an internal or external example: Richard battles his nerves on the island
Internal
(Man v Self)
Explain EITHER the external or internal conflict in "Everyday Use"
Internal: (Man Vs. Self) *EXAMPLE*
External: Conflict happening outside of the character *EXAMPLE*
Name the antagonist in Macbeth
The Witches - or - Macduff
Name all five parts of a complete sentence.
Begin with capital letter, subject, predicate, end with punctuation, and must make sense