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Situational Irony
Plot twist; something unexpected
Dramatic Irony
When the reader knows something a character does not
Verbal Irony
Saying one thing, but meaning the opposite
Dynamic Character
Changes and develops throughout the story
Static Character
Does not change throughout the story
Climax
Most exciting or action packed part of story
The most evident form of conflict in "The Censors" is...
Man v. Government
The most evident type of conflict in "A Lamb to the Slaughter" is...
Man v. Man
The part of a story where we learn background information about setting and characters is...
Exposition
The ending of a story is called
Resolution/Denouement
What is direct characterization?
The author writes out details about the character.
What is indirect characterization?
The reader must use context clues to discover things about the character
Leading up to the climax is the...
Rising Action
The portion of a story that leads readers towards the ending is the...
Falling Action
The main conflict in "The Necklace" is...
Man v. Self
The main conflict in "The Checkouts" is...
Man v. Self
