Duplicate of 7th Grade: 2nd 9-weeks Concepts

a direct quote from the text, quotation marks, and a page number

a struggle between a character and an outside force

When a character struggles with his own thoughts and ideas this is an internal conflict?

story contains elements that are not realistic--magic, talking creatures,set in another world.

external conflict--main character thinks differently from the norm, rules, laws, & expectations

the main character or topic that is experiencing the conflict in the story

"I didn't aim to" is an example of

which is NOT a type of external conflict

Conflict:

the most intense part of a story; usually a turning point

conflict happening within; man vs. self

stories set in the future, in outer space or a different world. Focus on science & technology.

early people's way to explain the universe

restates the question, begins with a capital letter, and has proper punctuation

stories with an event not explained or crime that is not solved until the end. Includes clues.

Stories that contain the following: Extraordinary person, Exaggeration, Explanation

the person/thing creating the conflict in the story

Which of the following is NOT a part of the plot diagram?

When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land:

the events that make up a story

story of a real person's life, written or told by another person

the part of the story where the story/conflict is resolved

the problem between two opposing forces

a conflict/struggle between two characters; external

the way that a writer shows conversation between two characters

introduces character, setting, and conflict

groups of literary works sharing the same characteristics, subdivided into fiction & nonfiction

stories passed down through generations for a long time before being written down

literature about real people, places, and events, based on facts & usually read for information

The message or lesson the author wants you to take from the story

an external conflict between the main character & physical obstacle or barrier; a door or fence

made up, imaginary stories, with characters & a setting. Usually read for entertainment