Note Cards

2. characters that change throughout the story.
6. Where all questions are answered, and the problem is solved.
8. The dramatic turning point. The part where the conflict is at its largest
9. Person Place Thing or Idea
12. Characters that we don’t know a lot about.
13. Comparing two things using like or as (My dad is as grumpy as a bear)
14. The action that takes place
17. Takes the place of a noun
18. Irony When the audience knows what is happening but the characters don’t
19. Describes a noun
20. The beginning of the story. Where we meet the main character and setting
22. Comparing two things without using like or as. (My dad is a bear in the morning)

1. Where we figure out the conflict. And where the conflict starts to get bigger.
3. Irony When a character says something but really means something else. (similar to sarcasm)
4. Characters that do not change throughout the story
5. Giving non-humans, human-like characteristics.
7. - Where the story winds down. The part where the characters may know a solution to the problem, or even solve the problem.
10. A phrase that is an exaggeration.
11. Irony When something happens that is the opposite of what you would expect.
15. Characters that we know a lot about
16. Describes a verb. Usually ends in “ly”
21. a phrase or saying that doesn’t really mean what it’s saying.