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13 Cards in this Set
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Setting |
Where a story takes place, time, day, state, year, etc. |
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Characters |
The people or animal in the story, what makes up the story, what shows the conflict. |
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Direct Characterization |
A personal connection with the character, a direct statement. |
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Indirect Characterization |
When the author reveals the person feelings, thoughts, etc through the text. |
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Plot |
It makes the story have all the parts it need such as climax, introduction, etc. |
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Climax |
A point in the story which it is the most intense whether it is mentally or in the action out in the open. |
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Rising Action |
The crises and events that happen leading up to the climax. |
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Falling Action |
The action that is after the climax. |
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Exposition |
Before the action starts, the begging of the story. |
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Resolution |
The end of the story where everything falls into place. |
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Conflict |
a problem in the story usually against one or two people or groups. |
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Point of Veiw |
The way the story is told in which perspective. |
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Theme |
The central idea of the text. |
