Vocabulary

Question 0

Mood

Answer 0

The atmosphere or feeling of a literary work.

Question 1

Setting

Answer 1

The time and place which a story a takes place.

Question 2

Characters

Answer 2

The individuals whose thoughts and actions make up a story.

Question 3

Protagonist

Answer 3

The central, focal, figure in a work of fiction.

Question 4

Antagonist

Answer 4

A character or force that works against the protagonist.

Question 5

Round characters

Answer 5

Characters that are fully developed with both positive qualities and flaws.

Question 6

Dynamic characters

Answer 6

Characters that do not undergo any change from the story’s inception to its conclusion.

Question 13

Static characters

Answer 13

Characters that do not undergo any change from the story’s conclusion.

Question 14

Flat characters.

Answer 14

Characters that are stereotypical and one-dimensional.

Question 15

Character vs. self

Answer 15

A conflict in which the protagonist is at odds with an internal problem such as fear, shyness, or guilt.

Question 16

Character vs. fate

Answer 16

A conflict in which the protagonist struggles with a force that seems beyond the characters control.

Question 17

Characterization

Answer 17

Methods used by an author to develop a charcter.

Question 18

Plot.

Answer 18

The arrangement, or sequence of events within a story.

Question 19

Conflict.

Answer 19

An obstacle, struggle, or controversy that the protagonist must resolve or overcome

Question 20

Character vs. character.

Answer 20

A conflict in which the protagonist has a problem with another character.

Question 21

Character vs. nature

Answer 21

A conflict in which the protagonist must struggle against a harsh environment or natural disaster.

Question 22

Character vs. society.

Answer 22

A conflict in which the protagonist faces a problem with a part of the whole society.