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4. A character who is not well-developed.

5. What is a flat character?

6. A character who experiences no change throughout the story.

7. What is a static character?

8. A character who experiences a major change in the story.

9. What is a Dynamic character?

10. A character who is well-developed.

11. What is a round character?

12. This type of character is flat and occurs frequently in different stories.

13. What is a stereotyped character?

14. This part of the plot introduces the main character and setting of the story.

15. What is the introduction?

16. This part of the plot introduces the conflict in the story.

17. What is the Turning Point?

18. This part of the plot is when the conflict is completely solved and life returns to normal

19. What is the Resolution?

20. This part of the plot is when the conflict begins to be resolved and is usually the most exciting moment

21. What is the climax?

22. The part of the story in which characters face increasing obstacles.

23. What is the Rising Action?

24. The use of that which a reader or viewer does not expect.

25. What is irony?

26. This is irony resulting from an author’s use of an event that is unexpected.

27. What is Situational Irony?

28. This is irony that stems from a character saying the unexpected.

29. What is verbal irony?

30. This happens when the audience knows something a character does not know.

31. What is Dramatic irony?

32. This type of ironic speech is when a person says the opposite of what they mean.

33. What is sarcasm?

34. This type of story is told using ‘I’, ‘me’, or ‘my’.

35. What is First Person Point of View?

36. This type of perspective is sometimes called ‘camera’ view.

37. What is objective point of view?

38. This point of view reveals all the thoughts of only one character.

39. What is Limited Omniscient point of view?

40. This Perspective is not commonly used and employs the pronoun ‘you’.

41. What is Second-Person Perspective?

42. This type of point of view is sometimes called ‘god perspective’.

43. What is Omniscient point of view?

44. This is language that appeals to the five senses.

45. What is Imagery?

46. These two devices are used to compare two different objects, people or ideas.

47. What are simile and metaphor?

48. This is an author’s use of exaggeration for emphasis.

49. What is Hyperbole?

50. This is a reference to another work of art, music, literature or a historical event.

51. What is an Allusion?

52. This is the use of an object that represents an idea.

53. What is symbolism?

54. This word describes the pattern of syllables in a poem.

55. What is Rhythm?

56. This is the use of repeating initial sounds in a line of poetry.

57. What is Alliteration?

58. The repetition of vowel sounds in a line of poetry.

59. What is Assonance?

60. The repetition of Consonant sounds in a line of poetry.

61. What is Consonance?

62. ‘Bang’, ‘pow’ and ‘crash’ are all examples of this sound device.

63. What is Onomatopoeia?

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65. This word means ‘all-knowing’ in Latin.

66. What is ‘omniscient’?