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Elements of Fiction!
Elements of Fiction!
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A game reviewing the elements of fiction, character types, and point of view.
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The reader knows the thoughts of ALL characters. The narrator is inside each character's head.
first person
second person
third omniscient
third limited
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A character who is notable for one personality trait.
flat
round
static
dynamic
3
Conflicts are in the process of being resolved in this part of the story arc.
exposition
falling action
climax
resolution
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A story's main character
antagonist
peripheral character
minor character
protagonist
5
The protagonist fights against gods or monsters
man v man
man v society
man v self
man v supernatural
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A character that changes over time.
dynamic
flat
round
static
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The obstacle the main character must overcome.
man v. nature
hero
antagonist
protagonist
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The part of a story where events develop and build the conflict.
rising action
climax
resolution
exposition
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A stereotypical character
stock
dynamic
round
flat
10
The background information we need to understand a story.
falling action
rising action
climax
exposition
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One character fights against the elements or force.
man v. self
man v. man
man v. nature
man v. society
12
Internal conflict
man v. self
man v. man
man v. supernatural
man v. society
13
What is explicitly stated about a character in the text
indirect characterization
symbolism
direct characterization
psychological characterization
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This is the big idea or message in a literary work.
conflict
theme
plot
dynamic
15
The type of conflict where one person is against another.
man v. self
man v. man
man v. nature
man v. supernatural
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The author uses "you" or "your"; the reader becomes a character in the story.
second person
third omniscient
third limited
first person
17
The turning point of a story; the most dramatic part.
exposition
climax
rising action
falling action
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Problems are solved; the story comes to an end.
Resolution
Climax
Rising Action
Exposition
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What is explicitly stated about a character in the text.
indirect characterization
symbolism
direct characterization
stock characterization
20
Refers to what the character says or does; the reader infers what the character is about.
direct characterization
indirect characterization
physical description
symbolism
21
A complex character that has depth.
static
dynamic
flat
round
22
This refers to what the character says or does; the reader has to rely on inference.
anti-hero
psychological characterization
Direct characterization
Indirect characterization
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Any character whose very existence represents a major idea or aspect of society.
dynamic
symbolic
round
static
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Character that DOES NOT change over time.
protagonist
dynamic
stock
static
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The reader is allowed to know the thoughts of one character.
second person
third person
third omniscient
third limited
26
The protagonist battles against an unjust element of culture.
man v. society
man v. nature
man v. man
man v. self
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The narrator is telling the reader his/her story.
third person omniscient
third person limited
first person p.o.v.
second person p.o.v.
