| 1.Character | | a person,animal,or object who take part in a story |
| 2.Minor Characters | | An evironmental force presents the problem |
| 3.Round characters | | Time and place in which story is told |
| 4.Character vs. Character | | The beginning |
| 5.Plot | | The private thoughts of a character |
| 6.First person | | is needed to uncover the theme |
| 7.Setting | | The character faces an uncontrollable problem |
| 8.Character vs. Nature | | the character has a problem with the societal norm |
| 9.Proof of P.O.V | | The writer allows the reader to draw his/her own conclusions |
| 10.Indirect Characterization | | the narrator is not a character |
| 11.Exposition | | Narrator is a character |
| 12.Static character | | Character has trouble deciding what to do |
| 13.Third person limited | | Narrator zoom in on the thoughts and feelings |
| 14. Protagonist | | The storyline of a literary work |
| 15.Point of view | | The elements of the story suggest the theme |
| 16.Interpretation | | The angle from which the story is told |
| 17.Character vs. Society | | What the character says and the tone he/she uses |
| 18.Rising action | | Determine the P.O.V from the characters exact words |
| 19.Direct Characterization | | The author directly tells the message to the reader |
| 20. Antagonist | | The highest/turning point in the story |
| 21.Characterization | | Main character |
| 22.Major role | | how the character looks;his/her physical appearance |
| 23.Characeter vs. fate/destiny | | the central part of the story |
| 24.Actions | | Fully devoloped characters |
| 25.Major character | | The narrator states the characters traits |
| 26.Climax | | Folows climax |
| 27.Stated theme | | Character central to the plot |
| 28. Third person limited | | The struggle between two opposing forces |
| 29.Others | | the character stays the same |
| 30.Thoughts | | a central message, concern, or insight into life expressed in a literary work |
| 31.Implied theme | | Supporting role |
| 32.Flat character | | the setting is not essential to the plot |
| 33.Third person omniscient | | The way an author devolops a character |
| 34.Character vs. self | | Villain in the story |
| 35.Appearance | | the plot would be drastically different if the time or place were different |
| 36.Theme | | two characters in work or in opposition |
| 37.Speech | | Mind reader character |
| 38.Conflict | | Characters feelings, thoughts and appearance change throughout the story. |
| 39.Falling action | | Underdevoloped characters |
| 40.Dynamic characters | | How other characters fell about the character;what they say about the character |
| 41.Minor role | | The end of the story. |
| 42.Resolution | | What the character says or does and how he/she does it |
