Parts of Speech

Question 0

1st Person

Answer 0

Referring to himself/herself

Question 1

Point of View

Answer 1

A position from which something is observed or considered

Question 2

2nd Person

Answer 2

“You”

Question 3

3rd person omniscient

Answer 3

Narrator knows the thoughts/feelings of all of the characters in the story

Question 4

3rd person limited

Answer 4

The narrator only knows he thoughts/feelings of a single character

Question 5

Foreshadowing

Answer 5

Author hints as to what is going to happen in the book

Question 6

Conflict

Answer 6

An inherent compatibility between forces (creates tension)

Question 7

Internal Conflict

Answer 7

Struggle occurring within a characters’ mind

Question 8

External Conflict

Answer 8

Struggle between the character and outside forces

Question 9

Climax

Answer 9

The highest or most intense point

Question 10

Resolution

Answer 10

A formal expression of opinion or intention

Question 11

Setting

Answer 11

The surroundings or environment of anything

Question 12

Theme

Answer 12

Moral of the story

Question 13

Symbolism

Answer 13

Represents or stands for something else

Helps create meaning/emotion

Question 14

Situational irony

Answer 14

Outcome is not expected

Question 15

Dramatic irony

Answer 15

Audience knows something the characters don’t

Question 16

Verbal irony

Answer 16

Describes something in a way that is other than it seems

Question 17

Indirect characterization

Answer 17

Writer shows the character’s personality

Question 18

Direct Characterization

Answer 18

Author makes statements about a character’s personality directly to a reader

Question 19

Static Character

Answer 19

One that does not undergo important change

Question 20

Dynamic Character

Answer 20

Undergoes an important change because of the action of the plot

Question 21

Protagonist

Answer 21

Leading/ major character

Question 22

Antagonist

Answer 22

A character, in which represents the opposition against the protagonist