Cinderella and the Elements of a Story

Question 1

This is the perspective from which the story is told.

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point of view

Question 2

Here, the action of the story is over and new routines for characters established.

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RESOLUTION

Question 3

This is the entire, organized sequence of events, in order, that makes up a story.

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PLOT

Question 4

This is the moral of the story, or the main idea or subject matter of a story.

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theme

Question 5

One of the most important parts of the resolution.

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Establishing characters' NEW routines

Question 6

This is the intense, turning point of a story; everything has been leading up to this.

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CLIMAX

Question 7

This is how the author SHOWS you things about a character through his/her actions and dialogue.

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indirect characterization

Question 8

The narrator tells someone else&#x27;s story, and can get into all of the characters&#x27; minds.

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omniscient

Question 9

This is when the narrator is telling his/her own story.

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first person

Question 10

This part of the story provides most background information so the story can begin.

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Exposition

Question 11

This is where we see the RESULTS of the most intense moment, moving the story toward the end.

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FALLING ACTION

Question 12

During this part of the plot, the reader learns about the setting and the characters&#x27; routines.

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EXPOSITION

Question 13

At the end of the exposition, this event changes the routines of the characters.

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Point of Attack

Question 14

Denouement is another name for ____________.

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Resolution

Question 15

What is the plot of a story?

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what happens

Question 16

This is how the author shows us who is in the story.

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characterization

Question 17

This is when the author comes right out and TELLS readers things about the character.

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direct characterization

Question 18

This is where most of the story takes place. It's where the conflict is developed further.

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RISING ACTION

Question 19

This is the general feeling of the story.

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tone or mood

Question 20

This type of plot features often loosely-related scenes to create a narrative with minimal climax.

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Episodic Structure

Question 21

Here, the narrator is telling someone else&#x27;s story, but can&#x27;t see into their minds or thoughts.

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third person limited

Question 22

This type of plot rises to an exciting finish and a satisfying resolution

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Dramatic Plot

Question 23

This is where and when a story takes place.

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setting

Question 24

This is the most typical order of the plot of a story.

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Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Resolution

Question 25

This may be the most important part of exposition.

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Establishing character routines

Question 26

The "beginning" of a story that ends with the point of attack is also known as:

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EXPOSITION

Cinderella and the Elements of a Story

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Cinderella and the Elements of a Story

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