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Story Elements -Featuring Megamind
Story Elements -Featuring Megamind
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Additional information about characters that happen after the story ends is sometimes given in the
prologue
epilogue
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What is plot?
a type of book.
who is telling the story
a sequence of events that includes characters and conflict.
the base
3
The most exciting part or where there is change is the
climax
antagonist
rising action
genre
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Where is the resolution on this diagram?
3
4
2
5
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What leads from the climax to the resolution?
exposition
rising action
falling action
climax
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Who is the main character in a book?
protagonist
master
plot
antagonist
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Does a story have to start from the beginning?
Yes
No
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Where is the exposition on this diagram?
3
4
2
1
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What leads to the climax after the exposition?
exposition
falling action
rising aciton
resolution
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Who interferes with the protagonist reaching their goal?
captain
antagonist
protagonist
main character
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What is conflict?
the characters
how the story ends
a struggle between two forces
where and when a story takes place
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What type of conflict is this?
how the story ends
the characters
Man vs Self -internal
Man vs Man-External
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Megamind's back story would go where on a plot diagram?
exposition
prologue
climax
resolution
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Does the protagonist have to be the "good guy"?
Of course
No, just the main character
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Setting of a story is
the main conflict
where and when a story takes place
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Where is the rising action on this diagram?
1
4
3
2
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Animals or people in a story.
characters
plot
conflict
setting
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Where is the climax on the diagram?
4
5
1
3
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It occurs after the CLIMAX. It is when you learn what happens to the characters after the CONFLICT is resolved.
climax
antagonist
plot
resolution
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Where are the characters, setting, and some times the conflict introduced?
falling action
exposition
rising action
resolution
