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1[blank_start]Basic situation[blank_end] is the first part of a plot this is the opening part of the story when the characters and their conflicts are introduced.
- ABasic situation
2[blank_start]Plot[blank_end] is a series of related events.
- APlot
3[blank_start]Complication[blank_end] is the second part of a plot now the main character takes some action to resolve the conflict but meets with more problems or complications.
- AComplication
4[blank_start]Climax[blank_end] is the third part The key seen in the story the tens or exciting or terrifying moment when our emotional involvement is greatest.
- AClimax
5[blank_start]Resolution[blank_end] is the final part of the story this occurs at the end of the story now all the struggles are over we know what's going to happen to the characters.
- AResolution
6[blank_start]Flashback[blank_end] is what could be used to strengthen our understanding of the character by revealing a powerful memory.
- AFlashback
7[blank_start]Foreshadowing[blank_end] is what writers bring the future hints or clues to what's to come in the story.
- AForeshadowing
8[blank_start]Flash forward[blank_end] is the Jump ahead days or years into the future.
- AFlash forward
9[blank_start]Chronological order[blank_end] is told in time and in order beginning to end all in sequence.
- AChronological order
10[blank_start]Setting[blank_end] is what tells where and when a story takes place.
- ASetting
11[blank_start]Imagery[blank_end] is words or phrases that call forth a response from our senses.
- AImagery
12[blank_start]Direct Characterization[blank_end] is to tell us about the people who inhabit their fictional worlds.
- ADirect Characterization
13[blank_start]Indirect Characterization[blank_end] is what the writer shows us a character but allows us to interpret for ourselves.
- AIndirect Characterization
14[blank_start]Protagonist[blank_end] is the main character.
- AProtagonist
15[blank_start]Antagonist[blank_end] is when the protagonist face is a conflict within himself herself the character must overcome a internal conflict.
- AAntagonist
16[blank_start]Subordinate character[blank_end] is what writers often includes subordinate characters who add depth and complication to the plot.
- ASubordinate character
17[blank_start]Round character[blank_end] is the figure who has several sides to this personality.
- ARound character
18[blank_start]Flat character[blank_end] A has only one or two character traits.
- AFlat character
19[blank_start]Dynamic character[blank_end] they grow or change.
- ADynamic character
20[blank_start]Static character[blank_end] don't progress or change.
- AStatic character
21[blank_start]Mood tone Mood[blank_end] affects the way we feel [blank_start]tone[blank_end] affects our attitude toward a subject or character.
- AMood tone Mood
- Btone
22[blank_start]Generalization[blank_end] theme is a [blank_start]generalization[blank_end] about life or human nature authors often expressed similar themes.
- AGeneralization
- Bgeneralization
23[blank_start]First person narrator[blank_end] Is a character in the story who talks to us, using I, the first person pronoun.
- AFirst person narrator
24[blank_start]Third person limited narrator:[blank_end] storyteller zooms in on just one character but talks about the character in third person using he or she.
- AThird person limited narrator:
25[blank_start]Third person omniscient narrator:[blank_end] all knowing knows everyone's personal thoughts.
- AThird person omniscient narrator:
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- Descripción
- Test sobre English Study, creado por cspear el 22/03/2016.
- Autor
- cspear
- Idioma
- English
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- Historial
- Creado el 22 mar 2016 · actualizado el 8 abr 2016
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