Literary Terms::The Most Dangerous Game

A struggle between opposing needs, desires, or emotions within a single character

A series of conflicts or struggles that build a story towards climax

The central character in a story

The point of view that moves from character to character and event to event

This conflict refers to the leading character struggling against ideas, practices and customs

The literary term used to describe the opposition of forces, which ties one incident to another

The character who opposes the main character

Follows the climax and leads to the resolution, the final resolution of the main problem

Telling a story using the pronouns I, me, we

This type of character has one or two characteristics that never change

This conflict refers to the leading character struggling with his own ideas of right/wrong

Story is told using the pronouns he, she, it

The events following the climax that show the character's reaction tot he climax

The story we are currently reading in class is called

The point of view where the reader to only know what the character knows and chooses to reveal

A struggle between a character and outside force such as another character, society or nature

What is the literary device used to describe the sequence of events in the story?

What is the literary terms used to establish the time, place and mood of events?

Introduces what the characters are doing at the beginning of the story

A unifying idea, that is recurrent throughout a literary selection

The perspective from which the story is told

A person in a work of fiction

All of the following are parts of the setting EXCEPT...

The point in a plot that creates the greatest intensity, suspense or interest.