FREE Creative Writing Terminologies Questions and Answers

Which of the following is a gothic element?

Crime

Serious injuries

Supernatural elements

Orchestra

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Define the term "characterization."

When the reader draws conclusions about a character's inner life.

When an author leaves certain details open to interpretation

The manner in which an author reveals details about a character, either directly or indirectly.

When the author alludes to a character's appearance

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Define the term "conflict."

When the plot of the story is completed.

A climactic battle between the main character and the antagonist.

When the main character reaches adulthood.

The problem within the story. Internal, external, and so on.

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Define the term 'Antagonist.'

The most irritating character

The main character's adversary

The protagonist

The protagonist's mental struggles

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Define the term "parody."

Humor that makes you feel embarrassed or cringe

A humorous remake of a song, picture, TV program, etc.

A daily dose of situational humor

Imaginative, absurd comedy

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Define the term "worldbuilding."

To create a story based on an existing world, such as Narnia.

To create a new world or setting in which your story will take place

To create your own storytelling language

To incorporate imagery into a paragraph

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Define the term "protagonist."

The story's creator

The main character's tandem.

The story's adversary

A story's main character

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FREE Creative Writing Terminologies Questions and Answers

Which of the following is a gothic element?

Define the term "characterization."

Define the term "conflict."

Define the term 'Antagonist.'

Define the term "parody."

Define the term "worldbuilding."

Define the term "protagonist."

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Which of the following is a gothic element?

Define the term "characterization."

Define the term "conflict."

Define the term 'Antagonist.'

Define the term "parody."

Define the term "worldbuilding."

Define the term "protagonist."

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