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28 Cards in this Set
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define plot
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what happens in the story
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define conflict
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something that goes wrong in the story
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what is the rising action
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nothing has gone wrong yet in the story
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name three different kinds of conflict
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man vs nature
man vs himself man vs other people |
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what is the climax of a story
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the turning point
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what is the difference between internal and external conflict
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internal - struggle with himself or herself
external - struggle with another character |
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what is the usual pattern on a plot
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exposition
rising action falling action resolution |
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can a story have more than one conflict
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yes
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what is the resolution
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when everything is fixed
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define setting
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where you are in a story time and place
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how does a writer create a belivable
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by useing things that relate to us
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GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF A SETTING PROVIDING CONFLICT IN A STORY
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old man an the sea
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setting may include
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seasons
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what is the difference between natural and man-mad setting
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man made is when a person makes it
natural - is like nature |
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define point of view
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a persons view or opinion on something
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define omniscient
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all knowing
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define third person limited
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he, she, they, them
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what are the disadvantages of first - person pov
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you can only use words lik i,me,ours and it has to be about you stuff like that
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how can you tell what point of view is used in the story
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if it talks in first, second or third person
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define characterization
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the process of revealing the personality of a character in a story
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what is the difference between direct and indirect characterization
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direct - when an author tells you every thing about a character
indirect - when an author doesn't tell you everything about the charcter |
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what are the 5 techniques for developing characters indirectly
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physical apperance
speech other actions thoughts |
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define protagonist
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the main character
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define antagonist
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any problem solving character
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what is difference between a flat and a round charatcer
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round - a character we know
flat - a character we do not know |
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how is a static character different than a dynamic character
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static - never changes
dynamic - does not change |
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define theme
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the concept of the story
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what role does a theme play in a story
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horror action
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