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What is fiction?

A writing that comes from the author's imagination/ a made up story.

What is a story centered around a single event, that can be read in a short period of time?

A short story

What is a novel?

A long complex story with multiple characters and actions; takes a longer period of time to read.

Name two types of characters.


Main and Minor.

What is a minor chracter?

The character that supports the main character without these, you would still have a story.

Describe what a main character is.

The most prominent/important character in a story without this, there would be no story.

What is the setting?

The time and place of the story. (When and where)

What is the sequence of the events in a story?

The plot.

What is the conflict in a story?

A problem or a struggle.

What does the complications do?

Builds up and gets more complex.

What does the exposition do?

Sets the stage and gives a background.

What's the climax?

The highest point of action in a story.

How can you explain what the resolution is?

The loose ends are tied up and the story ends.

What's the main message or lesson from the author?

The theme.