1. Vocabulary for Outcome 2

2. relevant; relating directly to the matter at hand
Pertinent
relevant; relating directly to the matter at hand

3. Academic Vocabulary words used in academic dialogue or text
“If you would text it, don’t type/write it.”

4. the methods used by an author to portray a character
Characterization
the methods used by an author to portray a character
S.O.S.A.A.

5. S.O.S.A.A.
peech
elf view
ctions
thers view
ppearance

6. Direct Characterization
(explicit)
the characterization is revealed directly by the author through descriptions

7. Indirect Characterization
(implicit)
the characterization of a character is revealed through inferences drawn from the character’s speech, actions, appearances

8. Dynamic Character
someone who undergoes an important, internal change because of the action in the plot
Ex: Ebenezer Scrooge

9. Ex: Scar from The Lion King
Static Character
someone whose personality doesn’t change throughout the events in the story’s plot
Ex: Scar from The Lion King

10. someone for whom we see only one side to his/her personality.
Flat Character
someone for whom we see only one side to his/her personality.
-recognized as stock characters; embody stereotypes like “the jock” or “the blonde”

11. someone for whom we see different sides to his/her personality
Round Character
someone for whom we see different sides to his/her personality

12. main character in a story
Protagonist
main character in a story

13. Antagonist
the person/thing that causes conflict for the main character in a story