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Duplicate of Story Elements
Duplicate of Story Elements
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AP ELA
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The person/character who tells the story
flat character
first person
antagonist
narrator
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The second stage of a story; the conflict causes the story to progress.
falling action
climax
rising action
resolution
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Person vs. SELF: struggle that happens inside a character's mind
narrator
climax
external conflict
internal conflict
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A character says one thing but means the opposite; sarcasm.
verbal irony
dramatic irony
antagonist
external conflict
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The events of a story (beginning, middle, ending)
characterization
plot
theme
climax
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The stage when a story winds down after the climax.
plot
resolution
falling action
theme
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An anxious feeling the the events of a story produces.
mood
indirect characterization
foreshadowing
suspense
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person vs. person; person vs. society; person vs. nature
external conflict
climax
internal conflict
rising action
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A comparison between two things that uses like and as
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
imagery
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The time and place a story take place.
plot
resolution
setting
exposition
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Something, often an object, which holds deeper meaning in a story.
exposition
setting
resolution
symbol
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The turning point of a story (when everything changes)
falling action
theme
critical incident
plot
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What the story communicates about life in general. A lesson.
resolution
symbol
dramatic irony
theme
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A character who opposes and complicates things for the main character.
antagonist
tone
climax
protagonist
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The main character in a story.
round character
flat character
antagonist
protagonist
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The end of the story; the conflict is resolved.
theme
falling action
climax
resolution
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When an author hints at something that will happen later.
symbol
foreshadowing
suspense
flashback
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A comparison between two things not using like or as.
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
imagery
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When an author briefly goes back in time in the story.
foreshadowing
climax
flashback
indirect characterization
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The first stage of a story: characters and setting are introduced.
exposition
plot
introduction
setting