Elements of Narrative Writing Review

A literary device is

Position or positions from which a literary work is told to the reader

The character or forces who opposes the protagonist and/or creates obstacles for him/her. (Use the literary term!)

The main character or “hero” of the story. The character whose actions form the basis of the plot.

What happens in the story; the events that occur from beginning to end.

Which of these is an example of a literary device?

Which of these is NOT an element of narrative?

A character that changes throughout story; is complex and has many sides.

The use of words to affect a meaning other than the usual or literal meaning of those words.

Which point of view uses "I", "me", and "my"?

Which point of view uses "she", "he", and "them" and is told from an outsider's perspective?

Atmosphere or Mood is...

Which of the following is a type of conflict?

Which of these is NOT an element of narrative?

The main point or central idea around which the story is focused

All plots have a ________, which is a struggle between forces. (Remember to use the literary term!)

A static or "flat" character...

The antagonist must always be a person.

Which of these is NOT an element of narrative?

The place, time, weather conditions, and social conditions are all part of _____________.

In basic terms, the setting is _________ and __________ the story occurs.