fiction

Question 1

categories of the fiction genre

Answer 1

novel
novelette
short story
flash fiction
drama

Question 2

literature created from the imagination, not presented as fact, though may be based on a true story or situation

Answer 2

fiction

Question 3

the way in which the events in a story are arranged

Answer 3

plot

Question 4

more important than chronology

Answer 4

causality

Question 5

plot devuces

Answer 5

flashback
flashforward
in media res
stream of consciousness
foreshadowing

Question 6

referred to as clash of wills in a story

Answer 6

conflict

Question 7

man vs. himself

Answer 7

internal conflict

Question 8

a character struggles against an outside force such as nature, a physical obstacle, or another character

Answer 8

external conflict

Question 9

makes the story possible as they are the doers in the story

Answer 9

character

Question 10

main character of the story

Answer 10

protagonist

Question 11

villain of the story

Answer 11

antagonist

Question 12

main character of the story, but does not act like a typical protagonist

Answer 12

antihero

Question 13

secondary characters who do not develop all throughout the story

Answer 13

flat characters

Question 14

one who represent specific stereotypes

Answer 14

type/stock characters

Question 15

a character who develops all throughout the story, they change into someone different by the end of the story

Answer 15

dynamic character

Question 16

a character who changes all throughout the story, they exhibit depth and complexity of personality

Answer 16

round character

Question 17

the story incorporates moments of exposition in which case, information is injected into the narration

Answer 17

direct method

Question 18

happens when readers need to figure out what the characters are like based on their thoughts, actions, and speech

Answer 18

indirect method

Question 19

determines details about the plot, setting, and characters we have access as readers

Answer 19

point of view

Question 20

plot devices

Answer 20

first person pov
second person pov
third person limited
third person omniscient

Question 21

refers to the immediate and literal locale in which the actions happens, the time in which it happens, and the conditions of climate and weather presented in the story

Answer 21

setting

Question 22

one important function of setting

Answer 22

grounding