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Short Story Elements 8th Grade
human against the elements
3rd person ominiscient
Short Story Elements 8th Grade
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3rd person ominiscient
uses I
events revealed by one person
all knowing (he, she)
Uses you
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human against the elements
individual vs. society
individual vs. technology
individual vs. supernatural
individual vs. nature
3
how the story ends
rising action
resolution
initiating event
falling action
4
the problem or argument in the story
initiating event
setting
conflict
point of view
5
human against the law or the norms of society
individual vs. technology
individual vs. supernatural
individual vs. society
individual vs. individual
6
how you can apply the story to your life
mood
voice
tone
theme
7
writer's attitude
symbol
mood
tone
voice
8
suspense is building; events leading to climax
climax
rising action
falling action
resolution
9
time and place of a story
mood
setting
resolution
conflict
10
shows author's personality
tone
voice
mood
irony
11
character does not change during story
dynamic character
main character
static character
animal character
12
giving of clues to coming events
flashback
foreshadowing
initiating event
theme
13
refers back to an earlier time
forshadowing
flashback
irony
point of view
14
introduces conflict in a story
resolution
falling action
rising action
initiating event
15
human against technology
individual vs. society
individual vs. technology
individual vs. supernatural
individual vs. individual
16
The narrator is telling the story using I
2nd person
3rd person ominiscient
1st perons
3rd person limited
17
dynamic character
changes throughout the story
stays the same throughout the story
an unimportant character
the main character
18
two or more people arguing or fighting
individual vs. supernatural
individual vs. individual
individual vs. nature
individual vs. society
19
situation is different from that presented
conflict
irony
flashback
symbol
20
when the action is the most intense
resolution
rising action
falling action
climax
21
something that represents something else
tone
mood
symbol
irony
22
way author reveals events in a story
flashback
forshadowing
point of view
voice
23
emotional atmosphere of a story
mood
tone
theme
voice
24
3rd person limited
uses you
uses I
events revealed only by one person (he, she)
all knowing
25
human against a supernatural being
individual vs. nature
individual vs. technology
individual vs. society
individual vs. supernatural
26
the problem is being solved; after math of climax
climax
rising action
falling action
resolution
