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Fiction (Michael Elementary 3rd - Mr. Davis)
Fiction (Michael Elementary 3rd - Mr. Davis)
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Elements of fiction (3rd Grade)
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This clues the reader into what might happen later on in the story.
foreshadow
point of view
suspense
magic helper
2
Every fiction story has characters, a setting, a problem, and what else?
a place
minor characters
a battle
a solution
3
_________ fiction is a story that isn't true, but really could happen.
science
historical
fantasy
realistic
4
This is known as the high point of the story.
rising action
climax/turning point
falling action
5
What is rising action?
The Lion King
Point of view
The Setting
The part of the plot where the conflict intensifies
6
What is the climax
The turning point of the story
Where the reader's interest is at the highest point
Falling Action
7
What is the plot of the story
The chain of related events that take place in a story
The hook of a story
Mufasa
The introductory paragraph
8
The problem in a story builds to a ___________ before it is solved.
setting
gets easier
an opening
climax
9
What is setting?
Time and place in which the events occur
Can be a period of history, or even the future
Can be a particular time of day or a season
Can be real or imaginary
10
Fairy tales often have animals that talk & act like humans. They also have ______.
a scientist
magic
historical figures
rhyming
11
This is when or where a story takes place.
resolution
foreshadow
setting
character
12
Before the story is finished, the ___________ must be solved.
setting
solution
climax
conflict
13
What is the Resolution?
The part of the story where the conflict is usually resolved
Setting
Conflict
Climax
14
In most stories events are set in motion by
conflicts,
this is part of the...
Plot
Expository writing
American Revolution
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These are the "actors" in a story; can be human, animal, or objects.
suspense
setting
character
point of view