2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Heck Yes, I Read The Story! G-Units Elemental, My Dear Watson “Poepurri” Sleuthing The Story
He is the protagonist in “The Gun”
Derek
It’s where the narrator stored the body in the “Tell Tale Heart”
Under the floor boards
“Eunice’s” real name
Mr. Tabor
The name of the relish company
Num Numo
It was the consequence for gaining too much weight in “Quitter’s Inc”
Wife loses her pinky finger
In the car.
Fragment
Mrs. Evenson and Mrs. Holota love cake they eat the icing first.
Run-on
Mrs. Holota loves New York, she should live there.
Comma Splice
Mrs. Evenson
Subject
Is the coolest break dancer ever!
Predicate
The two main types of conflict
Internal External
The highest emotional point in a story
Climax!
The main character
Protagonist
When the narrator can see into the hearts and minds of all characters
Third Person Omniscient
Hints the author leaves regarding the end of the story
Foreshadowing
He repeats the first letter in a series of words.
Alliteration
He tells the story using a narrator who says “I saw”, not “he saw”
First Person
It’s when the idea in the story builds on itself and nothing else.
Unity of Thought
The content of his stories is often based on this ___________
Horror!
His narrators are often this: _______________
Unreliable (Crazy!)
It’s what he puts relish on…
His Girlfriend
Did they see him smoke? King uses this to make you want to keep reading.
Suspense
In this story the ______________ actually is a dark night drive.
Introduction/ Setting
The part in the story when they discover the motorcycle on the side of the road
Climax
In “Two Bottles of Relish”, the author mentions cutting wood to build this _______________
Suspense