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Literary Elements
Literary Elements
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To review the characteristics of stories.
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A narrator who is not a part of the story is which POV?
2nd person
3rd person
4th person
1st person
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This part of the story includes the characters, setting and conflict.
Rising Action
Falling Action
Resolution
Exposition
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Who is telling the story
Point of View (POV)
protagonist
author
antagonist
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The events in the story that lead up to the climax.
Resolution
Rising Action
Exposition
Falling Actions
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Define
PROTAGONIST
Minor Character
Main Character
Antogonist
Major Character
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Define
ANTAGONIST
Minor Character
Character who helps the main character
Protagonist
Character who works against the main character
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The people involved in the story are called
Friends
Authors
Exposition
Characters
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Plot
Rising Action
All the events in the story
Exposition
Falling Actions
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The events in the story that happen AFTER the climax
Mood
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
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The ______ is the time (when) & place (where) a story takes place
Exposition
Rising Action
Setting
Climax
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The part of the story where the problem is solved
Author's Craft
Climax
Mood
Resolution
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The point in the story where the character decides to TAKE ACTION to solve their problem.
Rising Actions
Climax
Falling Action
Theme
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Genre
Type
Fiction
Reading
Kind
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The BIG life lesson that the author wants the reader to think about is called what?
Topic
Point of View
Mood
Theme
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Problem / Conflict
Is solved in the resolution
The dilemma in the story
What's wrong in the story
Is usually discovered towards the beginning of the story
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What is
Author's Craft
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Techniques to improve spelling
Mood
Genre
Techniques & strategies in writing to improve the story
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The words "I" and "we" are used with this POV
1st person
3rd person
4th person
2nd person
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Mood
What the reader feels while reading the story
What the characters feel in the story
What the author feels by writing the story
The big message of the story
