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Unit 2 Test Review
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The character in direct conflict with the main character
Antagonist
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How does Obi's wife feel about becoming the headmaster's wife?
She's excited for the status it will bring
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The main character in a story
Protagonist
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In "The Necklace", what determines social status?
The family you are born into
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Where and when a story takes place
Setting
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The main conflict the character has is with themselves
Internal Conflict
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Why does Miss Strangeworth write her letters on the multicolored notes?
She doesn't want anyone to know she is writing the letters
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When Obi first sees the woman walking on the path, how does he react?
Angry
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The narrator tells the story about all the characters (He, She, They)
Third Person Omniscient
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The main conflict the character has is with something outside of themselves
External Conflict
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The action of a story
Plot
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Author reveals details about a character without directly stating them in the story
Indirect Characterization
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In the end, how did poverty change Madame Loisel?
She looked older than she was, she became more hardworking
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What does Obi value in education?
New ways of thinking
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The narrator addresses the reader directly (You, Your)
Second Person
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How does Miss Strangeworth react to the letter she receives at the end of the story?
Shocked and Surprised
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How does Miss Strangeworth feel about writing the letters?
She takes pleasure in writing them
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The narrator tells the story from their perspective (I, Me, We)
First Person
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A character who remains largely the same throughout a story
Static
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The narrator tells the story about the main character (He, She, They)
Third Person Limited
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How does Madame Loisel feel about her social standing?
Angry, dissatisfied, resentful
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The writer makes direct statements about a character's personality, appearance, mood, etc
Direct Characterization
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What is the important function of the path in "Dead Men's Path"?
Helps guide souls to and from the spirit world
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The central topic, subject or message the author is trying to get across to the readers
Theme
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How does Miss Strangeworth feel about her town?
Like she owns it
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Why was Obi selected as the new headmaster of the school?
He is young and energetic
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Why does Miss Strangeworth write her letters?
She feels it is her duty
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A character who goes through major internal changes throughout a story
Dynamic
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