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chronological
beginning with the event that happened first and proceeding from there
flashback
looking back at what has already happened
conflict
a struggle in the story to make it interesting
external conflict
happens outside a character such at a fight or dissigrement
internal conflict
happens within a character such as deciding whether to telephone a person or not
climax
the point in the story of greatest tention
resolution
the last part containg the end of the conflict
plot
the mian point of the story