Question 1

The Position from Which a Narrator Tells a Story

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Point of View

Question 2

"I" "Me" "My", etc.

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First Person POV pronouns

Question 3

"You" "Your" etc.

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Second Person POV pronouns

Question 4

Used in "The Lottery"/News Articles

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Third Person Objective

Question 5

Narrator knows all thoughts and information

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Third Person Omniscient definition

Question 6

Narrator Knows thoughts of One Character

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Third Person Limited definition

Question 7

All Knowing

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"Omniscient" definition

Question 8

Without Emotion

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"Objective" Definition

Question 9

Second Person Point of View

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Example: Choose Your Own Adventure Books

Question 10

His, Her, Their, Them, etc.

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Third Person POV pronouns

Question 11

Not influenced by personal feelings or emotions.

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Objective (adj) Definition

Question 12

Person Telling the Story

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Narrator

Question 13

Background information including events, setting and characters

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Exposition

Question 14

a series of relevant incidents that create suspense, interest and tension. In Broken Chain the chain breaks

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Rising Action

Question 15

highest point of the action when the main problem of the story is faced and solved by the protagonist.

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Climax

Question 16

Action after the climax and before the end of the story

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Falling Action

Question 17

where any unanswered questions are answered, or "loose ends are tied"

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Resolution

Question 18

a character or a group of characters which stand in opposition to the protagonist

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Antagonist

Question 19

the leading character or one of the major characters in a drama, movie, novel, or other fictional text.

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Protagonist

Question 20

A character struggles with forces within himself (Alfonso's appearance)

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Internal Conflict

Question 21

The Struggle Between Opposing Forces in a story

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Conflict

Question 22

a character struggles with outside forces

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External Conflict

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