ELA 09.16.24 Protagonists and Antagonists

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Protagonist and Antagonist Notes

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Select the best possible answers.

1. Which part of the plot introduces the characters?

2. Choose the two words that best complete the sentence. During the exposition, it is important to introduce the and the .

Characters and setting

Climax and conflict

Characters and falling action

Conflict and resolution

3. What is the definition of plot?

The lesson in the story

The turning point of the story

The sequence of events in a story

The conflict in the story

4. The story's time and place is called the....

tone

setting

plot

voice

5. What is the conflict of a story?

the problem faced by the main character

the ending of the story

a bad hair day

a boxing match

6. What is the definition of climax? (select all that apply)

the turning point of the story

the beginning of the story

the most intense part of the story

the part of the story where the character changes in some way

the part of the story where the focus begins to shift from the problem to the solution

the point when the conflict is resolved

7. The loose ends of the story are all tied up during which part of the plot (select all that apply)?

falling action

resolution

climax

exposition

8. The problem in a story is the...

theme

climax

resolution

conflict

9. An individual in a literary work is called...

setting

narrator

plot

character

10. What is the ending of the story called? (select all that apply)

11. What is the highest, most suspense-building, part of the story?

Falling Action

Setting

Climax

Rising Action

The 3 traits of a Protagonist:
A protagonist has a _______ .
A protagonist takes _______ to achieve their _______ .
A protagonist learns a _______ at the end.
The 1 trait of an Antagonist
An antagonist tries to _______ the protagonist from achieving their _______ .

Directions:
Watch the cartoon Mouse Trouble (1944) using one of the following links to answer the questions below:
Links:
Mouse Trouble (1944)
https://dai.ly/x8p4myu
https://youtu.be/xdmdyRREy3Q?si=mkco29eVCpop8qmj

Who do you believe is the protagonist of this story

Tom (the cat)
Jerry (the mouse)

Protagonist
Antagonist

Question:
What do you believe is the protagonist's goal?

Question:
Describe 2 examples where the antagonist tries to prevent the protagonist from reaching their goals.

Question:
What lesson do you think protagonist was supposed to learn by the end of the story?

1. Which part of the plot introduces the characters?

Exposition

Climax

Rising Action

Falling Action

Resolution

2. Choose the two words that best complete the sentence. During the exposition, it is important to introduce the ________ and the ________.

Characters and setting

Climax and conflict

Characters and falling action

Conflict and resolution

3. What is the definition of plot?

The lesson in the story

The turning point of the story

The sequence of events in a story

The conflict in the story

4. The story's time and place is called the....

tone

setting

plot

voice

5. What is the conflict of a story?

the problem faced by the main character

the ending of the story

a bad hair day

a boxing match

6. What is the definition of climax? (select all that apply)

the turning point of the story

the beginning of the story

the most intense part of the story

the part of the story where the character changes in some way

the part of the story where the focus begins to shift from the problem to the solution

the point when the conflict is resolved

7. The loose ends of the story are all tied up during which part of the plot (select all that apply)?

falling action

resolution

climax

exposition

8. The problem in a story is the...

theme

climax

resolution

conflict

9. An individual in a literary work is called...

setting

narrator

plot

character

10. What is the ending of the story called? (select all that apply)

the resolution

the revolution

the rising action

the denouement

the end

11. What is the highest, most suspense-building, part of the story?

Falling Action

Setting

Climax

Rising Action

Who do you believe is the protagonist of this story

Tom (the cat)

Jerry (the mouse)

Protagonist

Antagonist

ELA 09.16.24 Protagonists and Antagonists

ELA 09.16.24 Protagonists and Antagonists

Question:What do you believe is the protagonist's goal?

Question:Describe 2 examples where the antagonist tries to prevent the protagonist from reaching their goals.

Question:What lesson do you think protagonist was supposed to learn by the end of the story?

1. Which part of the plot introduces the characters?

2. Choose the two words that best complete the sentence. During the exposition, it is important to introduce the ________ and the ________.

3. What is the definition of plot?

4. The story's time and place is called the....

5. What is the conflict of a story?

6. What is the definition of climax? (select all that apply)

7. The loose ends of the story are all tied up during which part of the plot (select all that apply)?

8. The problem in a story is the...

9. An individual in a literary work is called...

10. What is the ending of the story called? (select all that apply)

11. What is the highest, most suspense-building, part of the story?

Who do you believe is the protagonist of this story

Question:What do you believe is the protagonist's goal?

Question:Describe 2 examples where the antagonist tries to prevent the protagonist from reaching their goals.

Question:What lesson do you think protagonist was supposed to learn by the end of the story?

Question:
What do you believe is the protagonist's goal?

Question:
Describe 2 examples where the antagonist tries to prevent the protagonist from reaching their goals.

Question:
What lesson do you think protagonist was supposed to learn by the end of the story?

2. Choose the two words that best complete the sentence. During the exposition, it is important to introduce the and the .

Question:
What do you believe is the protagonist's goal?

Question:
Describe 2 examples where the antagonist tries to prevent the protagonist from reaching their goals.

Question:
What lesson do you think protagonist was supposed to learn by the end of the story?