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Key Literary Elements in "The Midwife's Apprentice"

Explore essential plot and story elements in "The Midwife's Apprentice," a tale of growth and resilience. This guide delves into narrative perspectives, character development, and thematic conflicts faced by Alyce, the protagonist. Become familiar with key concepts such as mood, tone, and exposition, as well as the dynamics between characters like Alyce and Jane Sharp. Understand how these elements contribute to the overall narrative arc, including the climax and resolution. Perfect for students and book lovers alike, this study aids in appreciating the nuances of storytelling.

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Key Literary Elements in "The Midwife's Apprentice"

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  1. THIS IS JEEPARTY

  2. Your With Host... Mrs. Sanguine

  3. The Midwife’s Apprentice Things you need to know to do well PLOT and MWA Story Elements More Story Elements More MWA 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  4. The narrator of a story tells it from his/her… A 100

  5. Point of View A 100

  6. When the narrator IS a character in the story and uses “I” or “We” A 200

  7. 1st person point of view A 200

  8. Characters that learn lessons or change during a story are.. A 300

  9. Dynamic Characters A 300

  10. The feeling the reader gets from the writer’s words A 400

  11. Mood A 400

  12. The “what happened” in the story or the sequence of events A 500

  13. Plot A 500

  14. The first step in plot analysis which introduces the characters, setting, problem and sets the tone/mood B 100

  15. Exposition B 100

  16. Manner of speaking based on religion, culture, age or time period B 200

  17. Dialect B 200

  18. Conversation between characters B 300

  19. Dialogue B 300

  20. The author’s attitude toward a subject B 400

  21. Tone B 400

  22. List 3 ways characters can be defined B 500

  23. Physical appearance What they say, do, feel and think How other characters think and act around one character B 500

  24. The protagonist C 100

  25. Beetle/Alyce C 100

  26. The Antagonist C 200

  27. Jane Sharp C 200

  28. List 1 character trait to describe Alyce and support it with evidence from the text C 300

  29. Brave, caring, strong, etc C 300

  30. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  31. List the 3 TYPES of conflicts Alyce has faced. C 400

  32. Man vs self (internal) Man vs man (external) Man vs society (external) C 400

  33. What is the climax of the novel? C 500

  34. Alyce helps deliver the merchant’s baby at the inn C 500

  35. What happens in the EXPOSITON? D 100

  36. We meet Alyce who is found sleeping in a dung heap. She tells Jane Sharp she will work for food and shelter. D 100

  37. List 4 events in the RISING ACTION D 200

  38. Anything before Chapter 16 is acceptable D 200

  39. List what happens in the FALLING ACTION D 300

  40. Alyce has to decide if she wants to live at the inn, go with the merchant or to Oxford with Magister Reese D 300

  41. What is the RESOLUTION to The Midwife’s Apprentice? D 400

  42. Alyce decided to go back to the village and show Jane that she would not give up at becoming a midwife. D 400

  43. Where can we infer that Alyce ended up spending the rest of her days? D 500

  44. Working as a midwife D 500

  45. Who is telling the story? E 100

  46. 3rd person narrator – NOT IN THE STORY E 100

  47. How are Alyce and Jane different? E 200

  48. Alyce is more caring than Jane E 200

  49. What type of conflict does Alyce have to overcome when she has to choose what she wants? E 300

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