Plot Mountain
Figurative Language
Characterization
Literary Elements
Conflict
100

The conclusion of the story that reveals the solution to the problem or conflict

resolution

100

"He was busy as a bee, always working on tasks without taking much of a break."

What type of figurative language is this?

simile

100

This type of characterization TELLS the audience about the character's personality

direct characterization

100

True or False: Theme is expressed in a single word.

false
100

a conflict that takes place within the mind of a character; character struggles to make a decision, take an action, or overcome a feeling

Which type on conflict is this?

internal conflict

200

The part of the story that develops the problem or conflict through a series of events that build up interest and/or suspense

rising action or development

200

"Books are mirrors of the soul."

What type of figurative language is this?

metaphor

"Mirrors": Represents the ability to see oneself clearly.

"Soul": Represents the deepest thoughts, emotions, and experiences of a person.

200

This type of characterization SHOWS the audience the personality of a character through STEAL.

indirect characterization

200

The message, moral, or lesson the author wants the reader to learn through the text is ____________.

theme

200

conflict where a character struggles against some outside force such as another character in a story, the environment or nature, society, or fate

Which type on conflict is this?

external conflict

300

An introduction to the story that provides necessary details about characters, setting, and the basic situation

exposition

300

"She had butterflies in her stomach leading up to performing the monologue to a full audience."

What type of figurative language is this?

idiom

300

"He always volunteered to do the most difficult tasks, never complaining about the workload." 

What kind of characterization is this?

Indirect Characterization (Actions)

300

In a story, this person faces challenges and tries to overcome them.

protagonist

300

Identify the type of conflict: 1984 depicts a world in which government control and surveillance have completely taken over. A man tries to fight back against the government by educating himself and recruiting others to help him make change. 

character (person) vs. society

400

The turning point of the story where the problem/conflict reaches its peak

climax
400

"You know that New York is the city that never sleeps. There are people everywhere at all times!"

What type of figurative language is this?

personification 

400

"Alicia was well-dressed for her first day of work. She was feeling very confident."

What kind of characterization is this?

Direct Characterization

400

the person working against the main character

antagonist

400

Identify the type of conflict: The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a story about Charlie, a freshman in high school, who struggles with feeling awkward and shy. Over the course of the year, he tries to figure out who he really is.

character (person) vs. self

500

The event that sets the plot in motion; the "kickoff" of the story

inciting incident

500

"He would clear the savanna after every meal."

-Timon (Lion King)

What type of figurative language is this?

hyperbole

500

" 'I can handle this myself,' she snapped, pushing past the offered help." 

What type of characterization is this?

Indirect Characterization (Speech)

500

"I was only seven years old when my family moved to the United States. We took a vacation that allowed us to explore our nation from east to west and north to south. My friend and I finally relaxed once we got to the beach and waded into the ocean."

From what point of view is this story told?

first person point of view

500

Identify the conflict: The book Into Thin Air describes a group of climbers trying to reach the summit of Mt. Everest. They face harsh conditions such as low levels of oxygen, avalanches, and freezing temperatures. 

character (person) vs. nature