1. Lesson 10 Buckle Down

2. Which of the following is not a “building block” of “story telling”? 1. Plot 2. Setting 3. Resolution 4. character

3. Which type of character is the center of attention? 1. Flat 2. Round 3. Static 4. dynamic

4. Which type of character undergoes a change in the story such as gaining new ideas, learning a lesson, etc? 1. Flat 2. Round 3. Static 4. dynamic

5. The narrator’s attitude towards the subject through his or her word choice is __________ 1. Mood 2. Tone 3. Setting 4. plot

6. Which of the following elements affects mood, tone, and meaning? 1. Setting 2. Plot 3. Character 4. resolution

7. The high point in a story, when the main problem must be faced once and for all is called _______ 1. Falling action 2. Rising action 3. Resolution 4. climax

8. Two or more events or scenes that have something in common are ____ 1. Subplots 2. Parallel episodes 3. paces

9. This is a narrator who is like an invisible observer who is not a character in the story, but who sees and hears everything that takes place 1. Third-person limited 2. First person 3. Third-person omniscient