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What is
setting
?
The message or theme of the story
The problem in the story
The events that take place
Where and when the story takes place
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The evil protagonist of a story is...
the heroin
the villain
the script
the cast
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What is the
theme
of a story?
The events of the story; action
The main idea or message (sometimes called central idea)
When characters talk to each other
The main problem of a story
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The struggle between the protagonist and the antagonist in a work of fiction is the
conflict
exposition
setting
resolution
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What is the tool to use when writing a good story?
Include LOTS of characters.
Always use a tree map for your pre-writing.
Take a nap before writing.
The imagination.
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What are the five elements of a story?
Characters, dialogue, inference, setting, elaboration
Central idea, inference, summary, citation, support
Main idea, details, hook, introduction, conclusion
Plot, character, conflict, theme, setting
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what is protagonist and a antagonist
who undergoes an important inner change, as a change in personality
central character in a literary work around whom the main conflict revolves
who undergoes little or no inner change; a character who does not grow
A good character or force in conflict.
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What is known as the actor's tools?
None of the above
Body and imagination
Voice and imagination
Voice, body and imagination
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What is the
conflict
of a story?
It's always a fist fight!
The people in the story; who the story is about
Where and when the story takes place
The problem of the story
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What is
plot
?
Who the story's about
The action of the story; what happens
Where the story takes place
The message you can learn from the story
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What is a Protagonist?
main character of the story who makes key decisions
The author
The bad guy of the story