5 Written Questions

1. contrast or discrepency between expectations and reality
2. narrator is a character in the story you only see and hear what the narrator sees and hears thinks and feels
3. narrator plays no part in story tells what is going on
4. a struggle between opposing needs and desires
5. character who fits the initial stereotypes

5 Matching Questions

1. falling action
2. character
3. conflict
4. Rising action
5. setting

1. a type of action that precedes the conflict
2. b time and place of a story or drama
3. c individual in a story, poem, or play
4. d struggle or clash bethween opposing characters forces or emotions
5. e events of a story that follow the climax

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. when the audience knows something that the characters do not
   1. irony
   2. situational irony
   3. verbal irony
   4. dramatic irony
2. when character struggles against an outside force
   1. external conflict
   2. internal conflict
   3. verbal irony
   4. conflict
3. short piece of narritive fiction
   1. irony
   2. character
   3. short story
   4. setting
4. long fictional prose, or narrative usually more then 50,000 words
   1. novel
   2. prose
   3. irony
   4. plot
5. changes in some important ways during the story
   1. dynamic character
   2. stock character
   3. flat character
   4. static character

5 True/False Questions

1. 3rd person limited → narrator plays no part in story can only tell one persons thoughts and feelings

   True        False

2. static character → does not change during story

   True        False

3. 3rd person omniscient → narrator plays no part in story can only tell one persons thoughts and feelings

   True        False

4. prose → writing in sentances and paragraphs

   True        False

5. round character → character who fits the initial stereotypes

   True        False