Plot, Setting, Characterization

Characters are introduced in this part of a story

A series of events in a story is called its

Setting can help to create a story's 

An archetype is

When a reader ties a passage to his own personal experiences he is

Discovering a character's motivation helps the reader understand

"The leaf danced across the lawn" is an example of

The author's attitude toward his subject matter is called the

The way a story is put together is called its

The character in conflict with the hero of a story is called the 

Conflict is introduced in this part of a story

A repetition of events across stories is called

Goldilocks eating the porridge, sitting in the chairs, and lying in the beds is an example of

Reading many types of stories helps you 

These are based on educated guesses

Telling the reader a character is generous is an example of

A person's speech common to a geographical region is called

The character who acts in contrast to the hero of the story is called the

A reference to an historical, mythological, or literary event/character is called

Conflicts are resolved in this part of the story

A genre defined by unusual, horrifying, or bizarre events is

The problem a character faces in a story is called the 

When an author uses indirect character representation, he

A story's atmosphere is its

A storyteller uses parallel episodes to

A character who creates a change is called

The difference between what a character says and does and what the reader knows to be true is

The "ramblings" of an insane character is

A difference between nonfiction and fiction summaries is a

An example of an internal conflict is