Unit 2 Study Guide

The conversation between two characters (story); words a character speaks to another character (play) ​ (a)  

• dialogue
• motivation
• conflict

Details that reinforce or prove the central idea.

Notes in the text of a play that describe one or more of the following: scenes, lighting, sound effects, appearance or actions of characters.

• stage directions

• dialogue

• annotations

• purpose

When the audience knows something characters don’t know; creates suspense.

A firsthand  or eyewitness account of an event is a​ (a)   ​

• primary source
• secondary source
• first-person pov

• Emotional quality or the desired feeling or emotional response of the readers.​ (a)   (b)  

• tone
• mood
• motivation

The reason for a particular action or what pushes a character to act.

• resolution

• setting

• motivation

• climax

A character's motivations can be​ (a)   or​ (b)  

• internal
• external
• first-person
• motivated

The types of conflicts are

• Person v Person Person v Self

  Person v Nature

  Person v Society

• Internal and external

• positive and negative

• selfish or for the greater good

• An interpretation of  a primary source that is one or more people removed from the original account.