Question

1. a character who experiences character growth and change throughout a story
2. third person _____ - is the point of view where we can see into only one characters mind from the narrators standpoint.
3. central conflict begins and the minor conflicts that lead up to the climax
4. third person _____ - god - like point of view in which we can see the thoughts and actions of every character
5. when two words that are opposites are right next to each other.
6. when the exact opposite of what is expected occurs.
7. the main idea of a story, including the big idea and what the author says about it.
8. language that is designed to evoke one of the five senses

Explanation:

1. A character who undergoes growth and change in a story is called a dynamic character.
2. Third - person limited point of view allows seeing into only one character's mind from the narrator's perspective.
3. The part of a story where the central conflict begins and minor conflicts lead to the climax is the rising action.
4. Third - person omniscient is the 'god - like' point of view where we can see the thoughts and actions of every character.
5. When two opposite words are next to each other, it is an oxymoron.
6. When the opposite of what is expected occurs, it is irony.
7. The main idea of a story including the 'big idea' and what the author says about it is the theme.
8. Language designed to evoke one of the five senses is sensory language.

Answer:

1. Dynamic character
2. Limited
3. Rising action
4. Omniscient
5. Oxymoron
6. Irony
7. Theme
8. Sensory language