Lit Terms Review

What is a "protagonist"?

• A character who helps the main character succeed

• A character who opposes the main character

• The main character in a literary work

• A secondary character that does not matter much

If a character shows many different traits, it is described as:

• Static

• Flat

• Dynamic

• Round

How would you describe a dynamic character?

• A character that changes and grows throughout the course of a story

• The main character of a piece of literature

• A character with many friends and personal connections

• The character with the most dialogue

A character or force in conflict with the main character is

• Allegory

• Antagonist

• Anticlimax

• Antithesis

A flat character...

• Shows very few character traits

• Is not important to the plot overall

• Works in opposition to the main character

• Does not have any dialogue in a story

A character that does not grow or change throughout a story is describes as

• round

• flat

• static

• dynamic

What is the first point of a plot diagram?

• Exposition or Inciting Incident

• Narration

• Conflict

• Resolution

What is the second point of the plot diagram?

• Inciting incident

• Conflict

• Rising action

• Tone

What is the highest point of the plot diagram?

• Resolution

• Antagonist

• Rising action

• Climax

When the audience is aware of something that the character(s) are not aware of, it is referred to as

• Dramatic irony

• Suspense

• Foreshadowing

• Conflict