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Elements of a Narrative Story
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Plot Theme Setting Character Point of View Conflict
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Plot: How Stories Happen What is plot? The structure of a story; the order of the story What happens when?
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Parts of Plot Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution
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What is Exposition? Also called “the opening” of story Beginning of story Introduces characters, setting, and tone Also called “the opening” of story Beginning of story Introduces characters, setting, and tone
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What is Rising Action? Conflict is presented Find out what problem the main character or characters are facing Complications arise as the character(s) tries to resolve the conflict Conflict is presented Find out what problem the main character or characters are facing Complications arise as the character(s) tries to resolve the conflict
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What is Climax? The high point of a story- usually an event- where the character must choose how to settle the conflict
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What is Falling Action? Action following the climax Leads to the end Action following the climax Leads to the end
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What is Resolution? Problems are solved Action comes to an end Problems are solved Action comes to an end
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What is Theme? Message about life What the work is about The “fortune cookie” of the story Message about life What the work is about The “fortune cookie” of the story
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What is Setting? Place Time Atmosphere Place Time Atmosphere Back to Review Question
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What is a Character? A person or animal in a story
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Character What is a protagonist? Main character Hero of the story In reaching their goal, the protagonist must conquer an opposing force, person or situation. Main character Hero of the story In reaching their goal, the protagonist must conquer an opposing force, person or situation.
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Character Opposes protagonist Bad guy Opposes protagonist Bad guy What is an antagonist?
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What is Point of View? Perspective from which the story is told- The person telling the story Perspective from which the story is told- The person telling the story
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Point of View Who is telling the story? Who is telling the story? First-person Third-person Third-person limited Third-person omniscient
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What is Conflict? A struggle between opposing forces in a story
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What is Conflict? Person against self Person against person Person against society Person against nature Person against self Person against person Person against society Person against nature
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Review Do you know the elements of a Short Story? ` Plot Theme Setting Character Point of View Conflict
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What part shows the structure of the story? A.Setting B. Plot C. Point of view D. Character
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What part shows the structure of the story? A.Setting B. Plot C. Point of view D. Character B. Plot
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What part is the “fortune cookie” of the story, telling the lesson or message of the story? A. Title B. Exposition C. Theme D. Setting
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What part is the “fortune cookie” of the story, telling the lesson or message of the story? A. Title B. Exposition C. Theme D. Setting C. Theme
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What part involves the place and time that the story takes place? A. Setting B. Climax C. Point of view D. Plot
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What part involves the place and time that the story takes place? A. Setting B. Climax C. Point of view D. Plot A. Setting
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What part tells who is telling the story? A. Climax B. Character C. Setting D. Point of view
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What part tells who is telling the story? A. Climax B. Character C. Setting D. Point of view
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What is the high point of the story? A. Character B. Climax C. Exposition D. Protagonist
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What is the high point of the story? A. Character B. Climax C. Exposition D. Protagonist B. Climax
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Who is the protagonist? A. The main character B. The point of view C. The climax D. The bad guy
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Who is the protagonist? A. The main character B. The point of view C. The climax D. The bad guy A. The main character
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Way To Go!! You have mastered the elements of a narrative story!!
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