The specific order of events in a story.

What are the author’s tools to develop the character’s point of view?

Dialogue, internal dialogue, actions, narration.

The lesson or moral of the story.

What type of narration can the author use?

First person, second person and third person.

Determining a character’s point of view gives us access to the character’s...?

Beliefs, goals, background, motivation.

What is Point of View?

How the reader sees, feels or thinks about the passage.

Conversation between characters.

What is internal dialogue?

Thinking to him/herself not out loud.

What is central idea?

What is the story mostly about.

The main problems that the main characters must overcome.

When and where the story takes place.

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LG: Story Elements, Theme, and POV

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1
What is plot?
The specific order of events in a story.
Beginning, End and Middle
What happened in the story.
The order of problems in the story.
2
Words that are capitalized are called...
Proper Nouns
Pronouns
Nouns
Common Nouns
3
What is a character?
A character in a story.
All of the above.
A character in a play.
A character in a movie.
4
What are the author’s tools to develop the character’s point of view?
Dialogue, internal dialogue, actions, narration.
Inform, persuade, entertain, describe
Beliefs, goals, background, motivation.
First person, second person and third person.
5
What is theme?
The lesson or moral of the story.
The main idea of the story.
The moral of the story.
The lesson of the story.
6
What is contrast?
To look for the central idea.
All of the above.
To look for similarities.
To look for differences.
7
What type of narration can the author use?
Beliefs, goals, background, motivation.
Dialogue, internal dialogue, actions, narration.
Inform, persuade, entertain, describe.
First person, second person and third person.
8
Determining a character’s point of view gives us access to the character’s...?
First person, second person and third person.
Inform, persuade, entertain, describe.
Beliefs, goals, background, motivation.
Dialogue, internal dialogue, actions, narration.
9
What is Point of View?
How the author uses the characters in the story.
How the reader sees, feels or thinks about the passage.
How the reader tells the story.
How the author tells the story.
10
What is a dialogue?
Conversation between authors.
Conversation between readers.
Conversation between characters.
Conversation between narrators.
11
What is internal dialogue?
Thinking to him/herself not out loud.
Conversation with him/herself.
Thinking to him/herself.
Conversation with one character.
12
What is central idea?
What is the story mostly about.
What the story is about.
What you think about the story.
What is the story missing.
13
What is conflict?
The main problem.
All of the above.
The problems between characters.
The main problems that the main characters must overcome.
14
What is Setting?
When and where the story takes place.
Where the main character overcomes his/her problem.
How the story ends.
How the story is structured.
15
What is compare?
To look for differences.
All of the above
To look for the central idea.
To look for similarities.
16
What should be my voice level when the teacher is speaking?
2
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4
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