7 Written Questions

1. the SERIES of EVENTS in a story that gives it structure and DIRECTION.
2. the HIGH point or TURNING point where the conflict comes to a head and is DECIDED for one side or the other (USUALLY the most exciting point in the story); after this the reader can often PREDICT the stories ENDING.
3. STRUGGLES between OPPOSING forces. most common ones are as follows
   *Man vs. man; Man vs. himself; Man vs. nature; Man vs. supernatural; Man vs. society.
4. the quality of something (an act or a piece of writing) that reveals the attitudes and presuppositions of the author
5. EVENTS that happen after the CLIMAX/crisis/turning point - usually wraps up the story and leads to the resolution/CONCLUSION
6. the MAIN character in a story.
7. the CHARACTER and/or FORCE working against the protagonist.

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. one OUTSTANDING characteristic; ONE dimensional.
   1. Plot
   2. Mood
   3. Static
   4. Flat
2. more complex; multi-DIMENSIONAL.
   1. Tone
   2. Plot
   3. Round
   4. Mood
3. the point of CLOSURE - also called the conclusion - when the conflict is WORKED out - the end.
   1. Rising Action
   2. Resolution
   3. Round
   4. Exposition
4. DOES NOT change during the story as he/she relates to the PLOT.
   1. Static
   2. Setting
   3. Flat
   4. Dynamic
5. the SERIES of ACTION that sets up the conflict - in this part of the story TENSION builds, and works its way up to the climax/crisis/turning point.
   1. Rising Action
   2. Resolution
   3. Static
   4. Falling Action
6. a FANCY word for the BEGINNING of the story- where the author "sets the STAGE.
   1. Supporting
   2. Resolution
   3. Exposition
   4. Static

6 True/False Questions

1. Point of View → STRUGGLES between OPPOSING forces. most common ones are as follows
   *Man vs. man; Man vs. himself; Man vs. nature; Man vs. supernatural; Man vs. society.

   True        False

2. Characters → DOES NOT change during the story as he/she relates to the PLOT.

   True        False

3. Setting → DOES NOT change during the story as he/she relates to the PLOT.

   True        False

4. Mood → the overall emotion created by a work of literature

   True        False

5. Dynamic → CHANGES as a result of the stories events (INTERNAL change)

   True        False

6. Supporting → WHEN and/or WHERE the story takes place.

   True        False