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    Borcelle Junior High School

    Book Report for


    English Class

    Prepared and presented by Olivia Wilson


    Bibliographical
    Information

    Title and Author of the Book Publishing Year of the Book

    Use this space to write down Use this space to write


    the title of the book and the down the publishing
    name of the author. year of the book.
    Protagonist

    Protagonist is the leading


    character in a fictional text.

    Antagonist
    Characters of
    Antagonist is the character who
    The Story opposes the protagonist.

    Tertiary Characters

    Tertiary characters are the third


    most important characters.
    Time Frame

    Time frame refers


    to a specified
    period of time in
    which the story
    occurs. Setting of
    Location The Story
    Location refers to
    a place or position
    in which the story
    occurs.
    Exposition

    Exposition is the introductory


    portion of a story that includes
    setting, characters, and
    backstory.
    Sequence of
    Conflict Events
    Conflict is the main problem
    in a story that results in
    challenge and opposition.
    The Rising Action The Falling Action
    and CLimax and Resolution

    The rising action of a The falling action of a


    story is all the events story is the part of the
    that lead to the climax, plot that follows the
    which is the turning climax, in which the
    point for the story's conflict of the story
    plot. resolves.
    Book Review and
    Analysis
    A plot summary is a brief
    description of a story that explains
    what happens in the story. The
    summary should describe the

    Plot sequence of events that lead to


    the conflict resolution. It also

    Summary identifies important characters


    and describes the major events of
    the story. It is usually written no
    more than one paragraph long. In
    writing a plot summary, the title
    of the book and the author should
    be referred to.
    Analysis of The
    Protagonist

    Physical Personality Traits Effects on the


    Characteristics Plot

    Use this space to Use this space to Use this space to


    describe the describe the describe how the
    character's physical character's personality character affects the
    characteristics. traits. plot.
    Analysis of The
    Antagonist

    Physical Personality Traits Effects on the


    Characteristics Plot

    Use this space to Use this space to Use this space to


    describe the describe the describe how the
    character's physical character's personality character affects the
    characteristics. traits. plot.
    Analysis of The
    Tertiary Characters

    Physical Characteristics: Physical Characteristics:

    Personality Traits: Personality Traits:

    Effects on the Plot: Effects on the Plot:


    Scene from the Book that Supports this

    Use this space to mention a scene from the


    book that describes the major theme of the
    story.

    Impact of the Theme on Me


    Major Theme of
    Use this space to mention the
    the Story impact of the theme on you.

    Relevant Quotes from the Characters

    Use this space to mention relevant


    quotes from the characters in the story.
    The Lessons I
    Picked Up from
    the Book

    Lesson 1: Lesson 2: Lesson 3:


    Thank You!

    Do you have any follow-up questions for me?

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