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Elements of Fiction via The Longest Daycare
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the placement of 2 images/characters/setting/symbols/etc. close together to compare & contrast
symbol
allusion
juxtaposition
motif
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What is a narrative technique that allows a write to present past events during current events?
Retro
Flash Foward
Flash Back
Parallel Story Telling
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What is an example of direct characterization?
Mark is cheap and he hates to spend any money on anything.
John has made his mother angry, again, by not telling the truth.
Jennifer has goosebumps as she awaits Nathan to ask her to prom.
Mary keeps speaking to herself about the tragedy that happened.
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the main character
antagonist
protagonist
minor character
resolution
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The "where they are now" is the Denouement.
False
True
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type of conflict where the main character's antagonist is another person or group of people
person vs. nature
person vs. society
person vs. self
person vs. person
7
a reference to a text/event/book/myth/place/art the author presumes the reader already knows
motif
symbol
juxtaposition
allusion
8
a character who does not change during a story
dynamic character
antagonist
static character
protagonist
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type of conflict in which the main character's antagonist is something from the environment
person vs. fate
person vs. self
person vs. nature
person vs. society
10
A person or thing who is in the story, but not the central focus.
minor character
main character
antagonist
protagonist
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Which events are told out of order in which they happened?
Non-Linear Plot
Linear Plot
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Stock Character is...
a character with few personality traits.
a character that is typical like an NPC.
a character that is fleshed out.
a character that changes.
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The overall location and time period of the entire story.
immediate setting
general setting
plot
narrative
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The tension in the story, often caused by the antagonist.
conflict
person vs person
narrative
fiction
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Define 3rd person Ominiscient: is when the narrator...
can look inside the minds/hearts of all the characters sometimes.
can only be seen through the eyes of the one telling the story.
can look inside the hearts of one character or a select few.
can look inside the minds/hearts of all the characters always.
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story-like in nature
fiction
conflict
narrative
plot
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an object that is used to represent something else
allusion
symbol
characterization
juxtaposition
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type of conflict where the main character's antagonist seems unavoidable, like death or disease
person vs. person
person vs. nature
person vs. society
person vs. fate
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Dynamic Character is...
a character that is fleshed out.
a character that is typical like an NPC.
a character with few personality traits.
a character that changes.
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when a character or the author reflects back on a time from the past
allusion
symbol
flashback
motif
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what the story is about; usually can be summed up in one word
plot
genre
conflict
topic
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how an author develops a character by showing how he/she looks, acts, speaks, etc.
allusion
characterization
juxtaposition
motif
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a type of conflict in which the main character's antagonist is a law or rule
person vs. person
person vs. society
person vs. nature
person vs. fate
24
type of conflict where the main character's antagonist is themself; moral or personal dilemma
person vs. self
person vs. person
person vs. fate
person vs. society
25
part of plot where tension is lessening; feels like the plot is resolving or coming to a close
falling action
exposition
rising action
resolution
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the part of the plot during which the tension is rising or getting more intense
rising action
exposition
falling action
climax
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Pieces of writing that are based on the imagination.
narrative
general setting
plot
fiction
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Round Character is...
a character with few personality traits.
a character that is typical like an NPC.
a character that changes.
a character that is fleshed out.
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Which is not an example of Foil Characters...
Anna and Elsa
Dr. Frankenstein & The Monster
Bella & Jacob
Captain Kirk & Spock
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The person or thing the story is mainly about.
minor character
main character
antagonist
character
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the secondary storyline in a story
subplot
plot
topic
conflict
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the life lesson of a story that applies to all groups of people
motif
conflict
universal theme
subplot
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A protagnosit is someone that the plot revolves around.
False
True
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The beginning of the plot when details about setting, character, and conflict are being set up.
resolution
rising action
climax
exposition
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T or F - an event that occurs that does not initiate the main conflict or move the primary conflict.
True
False
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Define 1st Person Point-of-View: is when the narrator...
can look inside the minds/hearts of all the characters sometimes.
can look inside the minds/hearts of all the characters always.
can only be seen through the eyes of the one telling the story.
can look inside the hearts of one character or a select few.
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a character who changes throughout the story
antagonist
static character
dynamic character
protagonist
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a category of literature
universal theme
genre
topic
subplot
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The force that acts against the main character in the story.
main character
protagonist
minor character
antagonist
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Forshadowing is...
the use of hints to give the reader insight
the use of innate abilities to give the reader insight
the use of hints to not give the reader insight
the use of possibilities to give the reader insight
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a character who is "more than meets the eye"
complex character
dynamic character
static character
minor character
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Define 3rd person Limited: is when the narrator...
can only be seen through the eyes of the one telling the story.
can look inside the minds/hearts of all the characters sometimes.
can look inside the hearts of one character or a select few.
can look inside the minds/hearts of all the characters always.
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the end of the story; conclusion to the plot
climax
falling action
resolution
exposition
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Part of plot where there is the greatest degree of tension; the tipping point of the story
climax
rising action
exposition
falling action
45
the person or thing in a story
character
plot
flashback
conflict
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Which is not an example of external conflict?
Jessie is upset with all the pressure her family is placing on her.
John has to accept his destiny to be king.
Richard needs to fight Darken Rahl to protect the orb.
Marty questions whether should he send his demo to the radio station.
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Which events are told in order in which they happened?
Non-Linear Plot
Linear Plot
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Flat Character is...
a character that is typical like an NPC.
a character that is fleshed out.
a character that changes.
a character with few personality traits.
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the order of events in the story
narrative
plot
exposition
conflict
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the repetition or variations of an image or idea in a text used to develop theme or characters
juxtaposition
characterization
motif
allusion
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A protagonist is a person, place or thing that takes many forms and is in conflict with another.
False
True
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pieces of writing that are factual or true
genre
nonfiction
fiction
narrative
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The exact time and place in which an individual event in a story takes place.
general setting
plot
immediate setting
narrative
