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Plot and Character Review
Which of these is NOT an example of external conflict?
In fiction, conflict is...
Plot and Character Review
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In fiction, conflict is...
The highest point of tension in a story
Physical fights between authors
Something preventing characters from achieving their goals
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Which of these is NOT an example of external conflict?
A character struggling with guilt over his crimes
A character punching another character
A character trying to prevent bullying in her school
A character trying to survive a hurricane alone
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The basic situation of a story, where we learn who characters are.
Opening
Flashback
Climax
Exposition
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Character vs. fate, character vs. society, character vs. nature...what are these examples of?
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
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What are the two main types of conflict?
Internal and Existential
External and Internal
Internal and Conflicted
External and Outside
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Complications in the plot...
Are usually connected to the other conflict
Add new problems to the original conflict
Are completely separate from the original conflict
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What is indirect characterization?
The author describing a character's motivations
Characters who lie a lot
Clues which hint at what the character is like
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The narrator saying, "She was intelligent and kind," is an example of...
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
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Which of these is a NOT method of indirect characterization?
Analyzing the author's biography
Analyzing the character's actions
Analyzing the character's speech
Analyzing the character's appearance
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What things could you use to guess Jack's character WITHOUT OTHER INFORMATION?
His meanness to Piggy
His height
His constant arguments with Ralph
His direct, impatient speeches at meetings
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What is direct characterization?
A character speaking directly to us
An author/narrator directly describing who a character is
Clues that hint at what the character is like
A character who always tells the truth
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The resolution is when...
All our questions have been answered
The plot is "tied up" or finished
Most of our questions have been answered
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The moment of highest tension, where the outcome of the story is decided.
Climax
End
Denouement
Complication
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Ralph having a strained relationship with Piggy and Jack is an example of...
Direct Chracterization
Indirect Chracterization
