A pose or action should clearly communicate to the audience the attitude, mood, reaction or idea of the character as it relates to the story and continuity of the story line. Group of answer choicesanticipationstagingtiming

The movement that prepares the audience for a major action the character is about to perform.Group of answer choicesExaggerationTimingAnticipationSecondary Action

InstructionsenthusiasticnervousgrouchyprouddisappointedcompassionateCreate a scene in which a character displays one (1) of the emotions listed in the chart. Then, consider the questions below in writing your paragraph. Make your character believable and realistic. Describe things in detail so your audience can "see" the action, and use dialogue to help move the story along.Who will your character be?What will he or she be doing?Where is your character? At home? At school? Alone? Or with others?What has happened to him or her?

Multiple Choice (1 point):In On Writing, this element of storytelling is crucial in defining (and identifying) characters in a story:Group of answer choicesDialogueBehaviorBackstoryTheme

Nikola is going to be telling a personal story about her childhood at a storytelling event. In a feedback session, her writing group tells her that she should adjust her narrative to appeal to action-oriented listeners. What should Nikola do?Add gestures and facial expressions to heighten emotionEmbellish the story with some events that didn’t actually occurLengthen the speech with more descriptive detailState the purpose of the story in the first thirty secondsTerms

In fictional stories, authors describe _____ who deal with problems and who take part in the story’s action.readerscharactersobjectsactors