short story

Question 1

point of view helps create —– -when the reader may know more than the characters do

Answer 1

irony

Question 2

third person limited:

Answer 2

outside and only tells feelings and thoughts for one character

Question 3

tells the feelings of character from outside the story

Answer 3

third person omniscient

Question 4

in the story (uses I and me)

Answer 4

first person

Question 5

perspective of which the story is told in

Answer 5

point of view

Question 6

symbol

Answer 6

is when something stands for someone else

Question 7

something we can take from the story and apply in life

Answer 7

theme

Question 8

pace

Answer 8

speed (fast or slow)

Question 9

foreshadowing creates a feeling of:

Answer 9

suspense

Question 10

gives hints about what will come

Answer 10

foreshadowing

Question 11

flashbacks

Answer 11

describe a time before present time in story

Question 12

things are usually told in:

Answer 12

chronological order

Question 13

order of events:

Answer 13

sequence

Question 14

5 stages of plot in order:

Answer 14

exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

Question 15

exposition:

Answer 15

introduction of characters and setting

Question 16

includes events and complications

Answer 16

rising action

Question 17

climax

Answer 17

main point in the story

Question 18

sets up the ending

Answer 18

falling action

Question 19

resolution

Answer 19

shows the outcome

Question 20

internal conflict

Answer 20

takes place in mind

Question 21

external conflict

Answer 21

man v. man or man v. nature

Question 22

struggle between 2 opposing forces

Answer 22

conflict

Question 23

plot

Answer 23

sequence of events

Question 24

the setting influences the —- -general feeling of the story

Answer 24

mood

Question 25

setting

Answer 25

time and place of where it is set

Question 26

characters develop the

Answer 26

theme

Question 27

characters advance the

Answer 27

plot

Question 28

indirect chracterization

Answer 28

readers learn what characters are like by analyzing what they do or say

Question 29

narrator makes direct statements about a characters personality

Answer 29

direct characterization

Question 30

characterization

Answer 30

how characters are created and developed

Question 31

reasons for action

Answer 31

character motives

Question 32

character traits

Answer 32

qualities and motives

Question 33

characters

Answer 33

people or animals who take part in the action of the story

Question 34

every story needs

Answer 34

characters, setting, plot, theme, and point of view

Question 35

the main effects of a story often involves a —— or ——– that the character experiences

Answer 35

change; revelation

Question 36

a united strong impression is the story’s

Answer 36

main effect

Question 37

short story

Answer 37

brief fictional narratives intended to be read in a single sitting