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Story and Plot Elements
Story and Plot Elements
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Literary Story Elements
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The feelings and emotions that are associated with a word
Denotation
Connotation
Mood
Tone
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The feelings and emotions that are created in the peron when they read a story.
Mood
Point of View
Moral
Theme
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When the main character comes face to face with a conflict. The turning point of the story.
CLIMAX
FALLING ACTION
RISING ACTION
SETTING
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An example of external conflict would be
The tornado that destroyed Brian's shelter
Brian questioning whether he can survive in the wilderness
Brian meeting the pilot
Getting rescued
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Brian crashes in the Canadian wilderness, overcomes obstacles and learns to survive on his own.
Rising Action
Exposition
Falling Action
Climax
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Falling action and resolution are at the
BEGINNING
MIDDLE
END
ACTION
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The organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story.
SEQUENCE
ACTION
RISING ACTION
PLOT
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We learn about Brian and the secret. He flies to Canada and the pilot has a heart attack.
Falling Action
Exposition
Plot
Rising Action
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Brian is rescued. He returns to his mom and dad, but they separate shortly thereafter.
Rising Action
Falling Action
Resolution
Exposition
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Brian survives a tornado and a moose attack. He retrieves the survival bag.
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
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The main character in a story
protagist
antagonist
protagonist
protist
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A conversation between characters
Flashback
Dictation
Diction
Dialogue
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Takes in place inside of the body/mind.
External Conflict
more conflict
Internal conflict
Inside experience
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What was the author's purpose in writing the story Hatchet?
Fiction
Entertain
Persuade
Inform
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Giving hints or clues about future events in a story.
Flashbacks
Theme
Rising Action
Foreshadowing
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The climax is at the
END
MIDDLE
BEGINNING
TOP
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The story comes to an ending or conclusion.
RESOLUTION
FALLING ACTION
THE END
EXPOSITION
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All loose ends of the plot are tied up. The conflict and climax are taken care of.
RESOLUTION
FALLING ACTION
TURNING POINT
RISING ACTION
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The part of the story that builds suspense and conflict
RISING ACTION
CLIMAX
FALLING ACTION
CONFLICT
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The moral or message that they author is trying to convey to the reader.
Theme
Tone
Author's Purpose
Mood
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Takes place outside of the body.
Internal Conflict
Conflict
The setting
External Conflict
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The point of view that is usually found only in poetry
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
narrator
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Is Brian's character static or dynamic?
Dynamic
Static
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The introduction of characters, setting, and conflict to a story.
SETTING
CHARACTERS
RESOLUTION
EXPOSITION
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Delivering information to the reader by reliving past events (often in dreams).
Rising Action
Foreshadowing
Theme
Flashback
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Point of view where we are exposed to the thoughts and feelings of many characters
First Person
Narrator
Omniscient
Limited
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We are seeing through the eyes of the main protagonist and everything is said using I or we
1st person
2nd person
narrator
3rd person
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In Hatchet, Brian is the
antagonist
protagonist
antecedant
astronaut
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An example of internal conflict would be
The moose attack on Brian
The pilot having a heart attack
Brian questioning his ability to survive in the wilderness
The tornado destroying Brian's shelter
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The reason for writing the story...could be to entertain, inform, or persuade.
Theme
Tone
Style
Purpose
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What is a static character?
A character that doesn't move
A character who can't hear or see because of interference
A character that gets a lot of electrical shocks
A character that doesn't change or grow
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Exposition and rising action are at the
EXPOSITION
BEGINNING OF A STORY
AT THE END
MIDDLE
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The dictionary definition of a word
Dictation
Diction
Denotation
Connotation
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Brian's antagonist is
the pilot
nature
Terry
mom and dad
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Antagonist
The character in the conflict with the supporting character.
The character in conflict with the main character.
The character in the story with the main character.
The one who's in conflict with the all of the characters.