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