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Elements of a Story & "Thank You, M'am"
Elements of a Story & "Thank You, M'am"
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story elements plot freytag's pyramid langston hughes
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Which author created this plot pyramid?
William Shakespeare
Gustav Freytag
Joseph Campbell
Langston Hughes
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Is Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones STATIC or DYNAMIC?
Static
Dynamic
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What does #6 represent on the plot pyramid?
Resolution
Rising Action
Falling Action
Dénouement
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Struggle between opposing forces or characters.
Exposition
Climax
Rising Action
Conflict
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What does #2 represent on the plot pyramid?
Introduction
Inciting Action
Climax
Resolution
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Tone is . . .
The attitude the AUTHOR takes towards the story
How the READER feels during the story
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Mood is . . .
The attitude the AUTHOR takes towards the story
How the READER feels during the story
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What does #5 represent on the plot pyramid?
Resolution
Falling Action
Climax
Rising Action
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What does #1 represent on the plot pyramid?
Exposition
Introduction
Climax
Suspense
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What does Roger want to buy?
A phonograph
A Unicorn
An Electric Guitar
Blue Suede Shoes
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Tells us who the characters are, what the setting is, and what the conflict is.
Plot
Introduction
Exposition
Complication
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What does #3 represent on the plot pyramid?
Climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
Inciting Action
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Is Roger STATIC or DYNAMIC?
Dynamic
Static
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Direct Characterization is done through . . .
Character Dialogue
the author states what the character is like
Character's thoughts and feelings
Character's actions
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What does #4 represent on the plot pyramid?
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
Rising Action
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What does Roger say when he leaves Mrs. Jones' apartment?
Nothing at all
He runs away screaming
"Whatever"
"Thank you, ma'am"
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What is SETTING?
The when & who
The where & when
The where & how
The what & why
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Which is an example of INTERNAL conflict?
man vs. himself
man vs. nature
man vs. technology
man vs. man
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Indirect Characterization is done through . . .
Showing the character's appearance
Character's thoughts and feelings
Character Dialogue
Character's actions
