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The beginning of the story.
A character that you can relate with.
Story Elements
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A character that you can relate with.
Protagonist
Sympathetic Character
Antagonist
Static Character
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The beginning of the story.
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
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What is the conflict in a story?
Peace Treaty
Character
Resolution
Problem
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When and where a story takes place.
Climax
Setting
Characters
Location
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A character that stays the same throughout a story; never-changing.
Static Character
Flat Character
Round Character
Dynamic Character
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What is a Person Vs. Person conflict?
A conflict involving two characters competing or fighting.
An internal conflict involving a character's conscience.
An external conflict that involves a fight against nature.
A conflict involving struggle against a group of people.
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A character that is barely mentioned in a story (even less than a flat character).
Major Character
Antagonist
Static Character
Minor Character
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The end of a story.
Climax
Falling Action
Exposition
Resolution
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What is an example of a Person vs. Self conflict?
A family is stranded in the snowstorm.
A man travels the world to find the hidden treasure.
A father is tempted to steal bread for his starving family.
A teacher struggles to teach in a city school.
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What is an example of a Man vs. Society conflict?
A husband and wife disagree about money.
An animal hunts its prey.
A farmer helps a runaway slave escape to freedom.
A boss fires her employee.
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Where characters and the setting is introduced in a story.
Climax
Resolution
Falling Action
Exposition
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The place in a story where conflicts begin to arise.
Rising Action
Climax
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
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What is a Person Vs. Society conflict?
A conflict involving struggle against a group of people.
A conflict involving two characters competing or fighting.
An internal conflict involving a character's conscience.
An external conflict that involves a fight against nature.
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What is an example of a Man vs. Man conflict?
Dogs escaping the pound.
Two boys fighting during lunch.
Two girls walking home during a tornado.
Three cats meowing in the night.
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A character that has conflict with the protagonist.
Minor Character
Dynamic Character
Conflicting Character
Antagonist
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A character that changes throughout a story; learns a lesson.
Round Character
Static Character
Flat Character
Dynamic Character
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The "bad guy" in a story.
Dynamic Character
Protagonist
Antagonist
Round Character
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What is an example of a Man vs. Nature conflict?
Phillip running into a wall.
Georgia making the basketball team.
Muffin trying to survive Hurricane Katrina.
Will competing for second chair.
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The "good guy" in a story; a main character.
Protagonist
Antagonist
Sympathetic Character
Static Character
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After a story has reached its most intense part and starts moving toward a resolution.
Setting
Climax
Resolution
Falling Action
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A character that you know a lot about; a complex character.
Static Character
Dynamic Character
Round Character
Flat Character
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What is a Person Vs. Self conflict?
A conflict involving struggle against a group of people.
A conflict involving two characters competing or fighting.
An external conflict that involves a fight against nature.
An internal conflict involving a character's conscience.
