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