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Story Elements
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What is the ending called?
Epilogue
Exposition
Plot
Prologue
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What is the conflict.
The big problem.
Bickering
Dont care?
What ev.
3
Free points Which is different?
Free points
Free points
Free points
Free points
4
What is the setting.
The people in a story.
What happens in the story.
The time and place of the story.
Who cares.
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What is rising action?
This is to easy.
Series of events.
A series of events leading to the resolution.
A series of events leading to the climax.
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What is a flashback?
When the character thinks back to the past.
When the character travels back in time.
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Psychic visions
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What is the beginning called?
Plot
Exposition
Epilogue
Prologue
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What is the Exposition of a story?
The Prologue
Exposition plot and setting
When Character Setting and Plot are introduced.
The Conflict
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What's it called at the turning point of the story when the main character solves the conflict?
The conflict
The resolution
The climax
The turning point
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What is a character?
The place that the story is in.
Everyone
I don't know
The people or animals that take part in the action.
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What point of view does the narrator use the words said, he, and she?
2nd person
1st person
3rd person
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Free points Which is different?
Free points
Free points
Free points
Free points
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What is the plot?
Whatever.
The conflict.
The events eading to the climax.
The series of events that happen in a story.
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What kind of conflict is
Inside
the character?
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
Conflict #1
I dont know
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What is the action leading to the resolution?
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Falling action
Rising action
All Action
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What point of view is the narrator a character?
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
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What kind of conflict is against forces outside of the main character?
Conflict #1
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Conflict #2
