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Elements of a Short Story
Elements of a Short Story
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A #English Quiz! about #short stories and #vocabulary
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Type of character who is defined by a single quality; not well-developed; ex: wicked stepmother
dynamic character
antagonist
protagonist
flat character
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Type of Conflict character will oppose the actions, reactions, motivations of another character
man vs. self
man vs. man
man vs. society
man vs. nature
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A complex character who has personality traits like a real person; ex: Shrek
round character
static character
protagonist
main character
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This marks the beginning of a story; introduces the characters, setting, and situation
climax
resolution
falling action
exposition
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The underlying meaning, lesson, or message in a story; the moral of the story
topic
plot
theme
setting
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Type of Conflict: internal battles that characters wage within themselves
man vs. society
man vs. self
man vs. man
man vs. nature
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This begins immediately after the introduction of the conflict; suspense increases a lot
romance and chaos
resolution
rising action
violence pattern
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The most important or leading character in a story
Foil
Antagonist
Dynamic character
Protagonist
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This is the method used to tell a story
foreshadowing
irony
setting
point of view
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Also called the initial incident, this moment introduces the central conflict of the story
rising action
exposition
introduction of conflict
climax
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This marks the high point of interest of the story; also when the story is most suspenseful
rising action
climax
exposition
resolution
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The events in a story are called what?
Setting
Irony
Plot
Theme
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The character who is pitted against the protagonist; often, but not always, the villian
Static character
Antagonist
Dynamic character
Foil
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This happens at the story's end and shows how the conflict is resolved.
resolution
falling action
rising action
exposition
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This begins immediately after the climax
rising action
falling action
creating action
no action