Unit 2 Vocab DO AFTER
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- Q1exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (denouement)(the sequence of events in a story)plot60s
- Q2Beginning of the story where the characters, setting and conflict (problem) are introducedexposition/introduction60s
- Q3the problem/struggle between opposing forces Ex: man vs man, man vs nature, man vs selfconflict60s
- Q4Part of the story that develops the problem/conflict while building suspense (the longest part of a story)rising action60s
- Q5part of the story where the problem reaches the highest point of suspense and tension (after it comes the falling action &the denouement(end)climax/turning point60s
- Q6Part of story after the climax which begins to resolve the conflict and leads to the denouement/endfalling action60s
- Q7The END, conclusion, outcome, resolution, or solution of a story; French for "unraveling."denouement60s
- Q8Time and place of a story (where and when story takes place) can include weather; can affect character developmentsetting60s
- Q9personality of the character stated directly in the storydirect characterization60s
- Q10The qualities that make up a character's personality Ex: honest, kind, friendly, determined, inconsiderate, mean, lazy)character traits60s
- Q11the story goes back in time; the story's sequence is interrupted to show something that happened at an earlier time. Provides clarity by showing backstory.flashback60s
- Q12hint of things to come, clues that help the reader predict what will happen nextforeshadowing60s
- Q13The narrator- the voice telling the story- is a character in the story; The pronouns I, me, we, us, are used to tell the story1st person point of view60s
- Q14The narrator is not a part of the story but more of an outside observer; Reader can only see one character's thoughts and emotions. The pronouns he, she, it, they, are used to tell the story.3rd person limited point of view60s
- Q15The narrator is not a part of the story but more of an outside observer; the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of ALL of the characters in the story. The pronouns he, she, it, they, are used to tell the story3rd person omniscient point of view60s