Short Story Review

The term for the main character in a story:

The central topic, subject, or message within a narrative is called:

A character that develops/changes by the end of a story is called:

After the introduction/exposition and initial incident, what plot stage should you figure out next?

Which of the following words CANNOT be used to describe reserves according to the podcast?

The plot structure of a story ends, and all loose ends are tied up with the:

Which of the following conflicts is NOT present in Borders?

What was the climax of The Breakfast Club?

This pov where the word "I" is used indicates it is:

This image is of:

Andy's purple jacket is an example of:

A metaphor for theme is:

Which of the following is a major theme in Borders?

Protagonists are always the 'good guys'

This term comes from Greek word that means opponent.

At this point in the plot, the conflict between the protagonist and antagonist is resolved:

What is the initital incident in Borders?

Involves a struggle between two opposing forces usually a protagonist and an antagonist.

Whcih of the following characters is static?

The perspective from which we 'see' the story is called:

Correctly capitalized or nah: On The Sidewalk Bleeding is a short story.

On the Sidewalk Bleeding 's main conflict is:

The time, geographic location, and conditions of a story make up the:

Short stories usually...

A character who stays the same throughout is called:

This type of conflict is when the protagonist 'battles' themselves:

On the Sidewalk Bleeding is told from this point of view:

Who is the protagonist in the short story Borders?

A literary device where the author provides a hint of what is to happen later.

Correctly capitalized or nah: I have an ela test on Friday; it is in Mr. MacLeod's room (across from the LRC).