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- 1ExpositionBackground info, setting, characters, and conflict
- 2Rising ActionSeries of event that lead to climax
- 3ClimaxTurning point of the story
- 4Falling ActionEvents that lead to the end
- 5ResolutionOutcome of the climax, the end
- 6Internal Conflictcharacter vs. self
- 7Round CharacterOne who has many traits, is complex, has different sides, usually the main character
- 8External Conflictcharacter vs. character,
character vs. nature - 9Flat Character1-2 traits, very simple, no depth, still might be important to the story
- 10Function 1 of SettingTo create mood or atmosphere
- 11Dynamic CharacterChanges throughout the story
- 12moodfeeling you get when reading
- 13Static CharacterStays the same throughout the story
- 14Indirect Characterizationwhen the author reveals the character's personality through that character's thoughts, words, or interactions with others
- 15atmospherefeeling connected to a place
- 16Direct Characterizationwhen the author makes statements about a character's personality directly to the reader
- 17Function 2 of SettingTo how a reader a different way of life/ Time period
- 18Internal Conflictscharacter vs. self
- 19Function 3 of SettingHelps us picture the action
- 20External conflictsCharacter vs. character, character vs. nature
- 21Direct Characterizationwhen the author makes statements about a character's personality directly to the reader
- 22ThemeLesson of the story
- 23Indirect Characterizationwhen the author reveals the character's personality through that character's thoughts, words, or interactions with others
- 24Function 1 of SettingTo create mood or atmosphere
- 25ThemeThe lesson of the book
- 26MoodThe feeling you get when reading
- 27Dynamic CharacterA character who changes throughout the story
- 28AtmosphereFeeling connected to a place
- 29Static CharacterA character who stays the same throughout the story
- 30Round CharacterA character who has many traits, is complex, has different sides, and is usually the main character
- 31Function 2 of SettingTo show the time period
- 32Flat CharacterA character who has 1-2 traits, very simple, no depth, and still might be important in the story
- 33Function 3 of SettingHelps us picture the action
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