Elements of Fiction

All are elements of setting EXCEPT

Where the story gets complicated. Events that lead up to the climax

Genre: involves a character that goes on a journey or quest. Lots of action and danger. Usually a positive ending

Genre: A story that focuses on the relationship between 2 lovers. Usually has a happy ending

The turning point of the whole story

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Genre: a story with unrealistic elements- talking animals, magical powers, or another universe.

Genre: A story that is funny and usually has someone getting married at the end

The beginning of the story with an intro to the characters and setting is:

Grilling is easy. You clean the grill, set your temperature, and give yourself plenty of time to cook thoroughly

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Sid saw the ball in the air. He knew it was coming to him. A cloud moved, and the sun was in his eyes.

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A character that does not change from the beginning of the story

Genre: Stories about science and technology. Usually take place in the future or in another world/dimension

The very ending of the story

The central or main idea of the story

Genre: a story involving a hero with a tragic flaw that leads to their doom

Genre: creates a strong sense of anxiety, tension, or fear in its readers

Brain looked up. He wasn't usually afraid of heights. Rufus knew that Brian was getting nervous. "We got this!" he said

Chad gripped the rope tighter. He could feel his fingers weakening. "pull!' shouted his teammate Greg. George fell back.

Genre: A story with no imaginary qualities. Charaters and conflict happen every day

A character who has learned a lesson and changes as a person

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The evening breeze felt good on my skin. It was the last night of summer and I was oddly calm.

The main character is known as the:

The character that actively opposes the main character

Everything that happens as a result of the climax.

Essential to the plot: primary problem that drives the whole story- creating a goal for the main character