| A | B |
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| Antagonist | General Zaroff played this role in "The Most Dangerous Game" |
| atmosphere | sets the mood and feeling in a story |
| Character | the person who plays a role in a story ,poem,or play |
| stereotype | stereotype |
| flat | Hazel in the story "Harrison Bergeron" was a ____ character |
| round | A type of character that has many different characteristics |
| static | a type of character that doesn't change throughout a story |
| dynamic | In "Thankyou Ma'am" Rodger is this type of character |
| characterization | direct and inderect are 2 types of this |
| climax | the highest or most emotional point in a story |
| conflict | internal and external are 2 forms of this |
| complication | losing the necklace in "The Necklace" is a ____ |
| denouement | the resolution of a story |
| dialogue | conversation in a story |
| exposition | type of writing that explains,gives information,defines,or clarifies and idea |
| fiction | All of the short stories we have read are examples of ---- |
| flashback | In "A Christmas Memory" the little boy goes back to his past, what si this called |
| foreshadowing | the use of clues to hint at events that will later occur in the plot |
| imagery | using words to create vivid images |
| irony | situational and dramatic and verbal are examples of this |
| motivation | Reasons for a chracter's actions |
| narraor | In "The Scarlet Ibis" Doodle's brother was this? |
| plot | Series of related events that make up a story or drama |
| point of view | omnisicient, first person, third person are examples of this? |
| protagonist | This is the main character |
| resolution | This is a synonym for the end of a story |
| setting | The _____ for "The Most Dangerous Game" was a remote island |
| short story | "The Columber: and "Poison" are these |
| Style | The type of writing |
| suspense | Edgar Allen Poe's "The Birds" contained much of this |
| symbolism | things or people to represent something |
| theme | central idea |
| tone | what sets the mood |
| omniscient | The all-knowing point of view |
| first person | the "I" point of view |
| third person | This point of view only lets the reader know what one person is thinking |
| dramatic irony | irony in which the reader knows something that the chracter does not know |
| situational irony | opposite of what's expected to happen |
| verbal irony | irony involving verbs |
| direct characterization | directlyrevealing a chracter's atrributes |
