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Elements of Plot
Types of Conflict
Character Traits
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The beginning of the story.
What is the exposition
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What type of conflict is this (character vs. __________): Joe wants to be class president, but so does Kim.
What is character vs. character
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What are the 2 categories of character traits?

External and internal

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 logical conclusion or guess that is made based on my prior knowledge and evidence from a text, photo, or   situation 


Inference

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Protagonist means:
What is the main character of the story
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The ____________ is when the conflicts develop and we become more interested in the story
What is the rising action
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What type of conflict is this (character vs. _________): A hurricane destroys a family's home.
What is character vs. nature
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What are the 4 character traits that can be inferred?

Feelings, Actions, Dialogue, Thoughts

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Hints within a sentence or passage that help a reader understand the meaning of an unfamiliar word without needing a dictionary.

What are context clues?

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The villian of a story

What is an antagonist?

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The most exciting moment in the plot, also known as the turning point, is called the __________________.
What is the climax
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What type of conflict is this (character vs. _________): Sally wants to get a job, but the law says she's too young.
What is character vs. society
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What are the external character traits?

Physical(appearance)

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Prior knowledge + evidence=






What is Inference?

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A word that has the same meaning as another word

What is a synonym?

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During which part of the plot are the loose ends tied up?
What is the falling action
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What type of conflict is this (character vs. _________): Derek wants to go to college, but he's afraid of failing.
What is character vs. self
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What are the internal character traits?

Thoughts, words(dialogue/speaking), personality, feelings and actions

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Everything I currently know, understand, and have experienced       


What is prior knowledge?

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A word that has an opposite meaning of another word

What is an antonym?

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The three main things that happen in the exposition
What are the characters are introduced, the main problem or conflict is introduced, and the setting is introduced
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Name the four types of conflicts and state if each one is internal or external.
What is: Character vs. Self- internal Character vs. Character- external Character vs. Nature- external Character vs. Society- external
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What is meant by direct characterization?

Answer may vary- author tells the reader a character's personality or traits. 

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Using specific information like facts, examples, quotes or numbers. 

What is citing text evidence?

500

Figurative language that gives human characteristics to non-human things

What is personification?