Like a narrator and uses the pronouns he/she/him/her

Which answer includes the setting?

A reference to a famous place in the world.

Type of conflict between the protagonist and antagonist

Which one is NOT Person vs. Nature?

Person being jailed for a crime they did not commit.

Main character that the reader usually wants them to succeed.

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1
Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol is an example of a?
Modern day character
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Protagonist
2
If we are in the character's head what is the POV?
Second person
Third and first person
Third person
First person
3
The message of the story.
Point of View
Thought
Conflict
Theme
4
Third person
Like a narrator and uses the pronouns he/she/him/her
A character telling the story
Use I/my/me- we see the story inside the head of a character.
Uses pronouns he/she/I /me
5
Belle, from Beauty and the Beast, was a dynamic character.
False
True
6
The exciting part of the story that turns the plot. Connects the conflict to the resolution. Can be suspenseful.
Characters
Climax
Conflict
Resolution
7
Exposition includes
Setting & Characters
Antagonist and rising action
Includes the protagonist and the climax
Characters only
8
Which answer includes the setting?
Protagonist
A reference to a famous place in the world.
Bob, the sherrif.
Antagonist
9
Harry Potter's character traits would NOT include...
Likable
Abused
Resourcful
Mean-spirited
10
Static characters change during the plot of the story.
False
True
11
Which of these characters is NOT an antagonist?
Scar, Lion King
Cinderella
Cruella de Vil, 100 Dalmatians
Ursula, The Little Mermaid
12
Person vs. Person
Type of conflict between the protagonist and an unjust law.
Type of conflict between the protagonist and antagonist
Type of conflict between the protagonist and nature
Type of conflict between the protagonist and himself or herself
13
Main events that lead from the conflict to the climax of the story.
Rising action
Resolution and rising action
Exposition
Rising and falling action
14
This POV is used in directions, technical writing, and advertising.
Third person
First person
First person and second person
Second person
15
If a character is dealing with guilt, which one is the conflict of the story?
Person vs Self
Person vs Person
Person vs. Nature
Person vs Society
16
Which character traits would most likely NOT describe an antagonist?
Dangerous
Formidable
Unscrupulous
Compassionate
17
Setting
Only the time of the story
Time and Place of the story
Only the place of the story
Characters
18
The character in the story that is the source of conflict- adversary.
Either antagonist or protagonist
Protagonist
The most likeable character
Antagonist
19
What are some good types of items to notice in the story if you need to infer the setting of a story?
The technology used.
All of them.
Famous landmarks.
Reference to historical events.
20
Which one is NOT Person vs. Nature?
Person suffering from cancer.
Covid 19 Pandemic
Tornado flattening a town.
Person being jailed for a crime they did not commit.
21
Protagonist
Always told in first person
The villain of the story
Minor character
Main character that the reader usually wants them to succeed.
22
Events that unfold the story
Program
Plot
Planning
Protagonist
23
Events that happen after the climax and lead to the resolution.
Conflict
Always includes the conflict
Rising Action
Falling action
24
How the story ends and the conflict is solved.
Ending
Falling Action
Theme
Resolution
25
An unjust government or laws would cause what conflict?
Person vs Person
Person vs Nature
Person vs Society
Person vs Self

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