Unit 1 Characterization/Plot diagram

Question 1

Craig plays football and shows up at practice every day an hour early to begin his training.

Accepted Answer

Hard Working

Question 2

What is the higher level thinking skill that requires thinking beyond what is in the text?

Accepted Answer

infer

Question 3

What STEAL method helped you determine Sarah's character trait?

Accepted Answer

A - Actions

Question 4

Kevin found a wallet with an old ladies ID. He took the money out and threw away the wallet.

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Dishonest

Question 5

The setting refers to these two elements.

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time and place

Question 6

When asked to borrow his pencil Pete yelled,No! If you didn't come prepared, it's not my fault.

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Inconsiderate

Question 7

What STEAL method helped you determine the woman's character trait?

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L - Looks

Question 8

What is a plot diagram?

Accepted Answer

a plan

Question 9

Katie's mom came home from a long day of work and was so happy that the house had been cleaned.

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Thoughtful

Question 10

What STEAL method helped you determine Kevin's character trait?

Accepted Answer

A - Actions

Question 11

The problem/conflict/issue is the reason for the story.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

The woman had tattered clothes and a dirty face. She was asking for money.

Accepted Answer

Poor

Question 13

What STEAL method helped you determine Sam's character trait?

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T - Thoughts

Question 14

What STEAL method helped you determine Daren's character trait?

Accepted Answer

A - Actions

Question 15

Brad spends 2 hours getting ready. "Wow, I look really good!"

Accepted Answer

Conceited

Question 16

What STEAL method helped you determine Brad's character trait?

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S - Speech

Question 17

What STEAL method helped you determine Pam's character trait?

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A - Actions

Question 18

Here is where the action intensifies, and the reader begins to feel the mounting tension.

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rising action

Question 19

What STEAL method helped you determine Katie's character trait?

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E - Effect on Others

Question 20

As Sam waited in line for his food he imagined knocking everyone out of his way to get ahead.

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Impatient

Question 21

Pam sat on the couch and wanted to change the channel but the remote was across the room.

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Lazy

Question 22

At this stage, three parts of the story are introduced.

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exposition

Question 23

Narrative text (meaning it tells a story) is ALWAYS fiction.

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False

Question 24

Here the steps of the main character's plan are put into action.

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falling action

Question 25

This is the stage where the action is the most intense.

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climax

Question 26

Daren showed up to the party with stains on his shirt, put his feet up, and burped loudly.

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Rude

Question 27

What STEAL method helped you determine Craig's character trait?

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A - Actions

Question 28

The problem/conflict/issue is resolved and loose ends of the story are explained.

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resolution

Question 29

If an author uses an adjective to tell what kind of person the character is, that is called?

Accepted Answer

direct

Question 30

This is the acronym to figure out indirect characterization.

Accepted Answer

STEAL

Question 31

When the orphanage was damaged, Sarah donated her own money for the repairs.

Accepted Answer

Generous

Question 32

A character trait is also called a ***.

Accepted Answer

quality

Question 33

When is the "do or die" moment for the main character, meaning the challenge must be met?

Accepted Answer

climax

Question 34

What STEAL method helped you determine Pete's character trait?

Accepted Answer

S - Speech

Unit 1 Characterization/Plot diagram

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Unit 1 Characterization/Plot diagram

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