Elements of Fiction (9th Grade Review)

The way in which a character speaks or a narrator narrates that reveals their feelings about a topic

True or False: All stories MUST have a conflict

True or False: A protagonist can be a "bad guy" but an antagonist cannot be a "good guy."

True or False: An omniscient 3rd person narrator can know what ANY character is thinking/feeling/doing at any given time

True or False: There is no such thing as 2nd person perspective in fiction

The main character in a literary work is called...

The overall atmosphere or feeling created by a story

Which of the following is NOT a kind of conflict in fiction?

A character protesting laws which discriminate against their peers would be considered what kind of a conflict?

True or False: Stories cannot have more than a few conflicts

The sequence of events which make up fictional story

True or False: "Limited" 3rd person perspective is a real thing in fiction.

True or False: If a narrator uses BOTH "he/she/they" AND "I" statements in their narration, this is 3rd person POV.

“Aha!” moment when a character is suddenly struck with a realization which changes them and/or the course of the story

Identifies the time, place, and mood of the events of a story; helps establish where/when/under what circumstances

The perspective from which a story is told

When a narrator uses "I" statements, which perspective is being used?

Artistic invention in fiction that uses visible/tangible elements in the story to reveal or suggest deeper truth/meaning

Which of the following is NOT considered an element of setting?

When a narrator uses only "he," "she," "they," or "it" statements, which perspective is being used?