5 Written Questions

1. narrator can tell reader what any character is thinking
2. action after the climax that leads to the denouement or resolution
3. develops and grows during the story
4. feeling of excitement or nervousness when you do not know what will happen next
5. a person, an animal or a thing who takes part in the action of a literary work

5 Matching Questions

1. exposition
2. denouement
3. infer
4. direct characterization
5. place

1. a introduction of setting, characters and the basic situation at the beginning
2. b to come to a conclusion based on evidence
3. c resolution, general insight or change is conveyed and the story is finished or resolved
4. d element of the setting that includes geography, region, country, state, or town, AND the social, economic, or cultural environment
5. e descriptions of the character's appearance or personality that tell you what they are like

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. when an individual is in direct conflict with his own desires or beliefs
   1. person vs. person
   2. person vs. nature
   3. person vs. society
   4. person vs. self
2. event that introduces the central conflict, where the action starts
   1. falling action
   2. inciting incident
   3. antagonist
   4. rising action
3. does not change during the story
   1. round character
   2. static character
   3. dynamic character
   4. flat character
4. actions or statements that imply certain characteristics without actually saying what the character is like
   1. static character
   2. flat character
   3. indirect characterization
   4. direct characterization
5. character who opposes the protagonist
   1. suspense
   2. protagonist
   3. allusion
   4. antagonist

5 True/False Question

1. rising action → action after the climax that leads to the denouement or resolution
   

   True        False

2. third person → major or minor character in the story tells the story and we see and hear only what that character sees and hears
   

   True        False

3. person vs. nature → when an individual is pitted against the forces of nature such as weather or terrain
   

   True        False

4. flat character → shows only one trait
   

   True        False

5. time → a main subject or idea in a piece of writing
   

   True        False