a ___________ character is someone who know a lot about 

a. dynamic

b. flat

c. round

a __________ character is someone that we do not know a lot about

a. flat

b. dynamic

c. static 

this type of character changes throughout the story

a. static

b. dynamic

c. flat 

this character does not change throughout the story (ex: Mr. Summers/ Mr. Graves)

a. round

b. flat

c. static 

Conflict: in "The Lottery", the whole town is against the one chosen

a. man

b. self

c. society 

Conflict: Tessie's children have to deal with the fact that they helped kill their mother

a. man

b. self

c. nature 

conflict: people lose house to an earthquake

a. self

b. nature

c. society 

words I, we, us: told from character's personal point of view

a. first

b. second

c. third

words he/she/they, bystander's point of view; in one or no character's mind ("The Lottery")

a. first

b. third omniscient

c. third limited

words he/she/they: "all-knowing"; read all characters' minds

a. first

b. third omniscient

c. third limited

irony: what you expect is not what happens

a. verbal

b. situational

c. dramatic

irony: you as the reader knows something that the characters do not know in the story

a. verbal

b. situational

c. dramatic

irony: what is said vs. what is meant

a. verbal

b. situational

c. dramatic 

where and when a story takes place (weather, time period, building, etc)

a. conflict

b. character

c. setting

a problem that must be solved by end of story

a. climax

b. conflict

c. resolution

most intense part of the story; the turning point

a. conflict

b. climax

c. exposition

conflict between two or more characters in the story

a. self

b. society

c. man

a hint that the author gives that something is going to happen

a. clue

b. hint

c. foreshadow

words "you"; read like instructions; reader is being directly spoken to

a. first

b. second

c. third