Shiloh

Question 0

Characters who are in the story a lot and the reader gets to know a lot about what he/she feels and thinks.

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Round characters

Question 1

Genre in which characters and events come from the author’s imagination but are realistic and could happen in real life

Answer 1

Realistic fiction

Question 2

Characters that are not in the story much so the reader does not get to know him/her very well.

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Flat characters

Question 3

Perspective from which the story is told

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Point of view

Question 4

Story is told by one of the characters (“I”)

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1st person

Question 5

Story is told to the reader (“you”)

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2nd person

Question 6

Story is told by someone outside of the book (narrator-“he/she”)

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3rd person

Question 7

Major idea the author is trying to get across

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Theme

Question 8

Disagreement within the story

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Conflict

Question 9

1 character has a problem with another character

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Character vs. character

Question 10

1 character has a problem with nature

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Character vs nature

Question 11

1 character has a problem with the community or group

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Character vs society

Question 12

1 character has a problem with self

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Character vs self

Question 13

Major events within the story (what happens)

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Plot

Question 14

Meet characters/learn about setting

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Background knowledge

Question 15

Main events that lead to the problem/climax

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Building action

Question 16

Most important event; most action; leads to a change in the story

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Critical event/climax

Question 17

Problem begins to be solved

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Falling action

Question 18

Story wraps up; problem is solved

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Solution

Question 19

Time and place major events take place in the story

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Setting

Question 20

When a character changes within a story

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Character development