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The 7 Elements?

Plot


Conflict


Setting


Character


Point of View


Theme


Characterization

5 parts of plot?

Exposition


Rising Action


Climax


Falling action


Resolution

Exposition?

introduction of characters, settings, and background information.

Rising Action?

Events leading up to the climax

Climax?

Turning point where the story changes.

Falling Action?

Events leading up to the resolution.

Resolution?

Events that ties up up the story

5 types of Conflict?

Man vs. Man


Man vs. Self


Man vs. Society


Man vs. Nature


Man vs. Fate/Destiney

Man vs. Man?



Conflict between two humans

Man vs. Technology?

Conflict between machine

Man vs. Self?

Conflict between inner thoughts or feelings

Man vs. Society?

Conflict with the social order/view

Man vs. Nature?

Conflict with forces of nature (weather, animals, or teraine

Man vs. Supernatural?

Conflict with zombies, ghosts, werewolves, or other mythical beings.

Man vs. Fate/Destiny?

Conflict with something that will inevitably happen (Death, growing up)

Definition of characters?

The people or entities in a story

6 types of characters?

Protagonist


Antagonist


Flat


Round


Dynamic


Static

Protagonist?

The main character (Good guy)

Antagonist?

The character who causes conflict for the main character (Bad guy)

Flat?

One personality type

Round?

Full personality (Like a real person)

Dynamic?

Changes through the story

Static?

Stays the same through the story

Definition of settings?

Where and when a story takes place

3 types of settings?

Where


When


How is it found?

Where?

Town, state, country, continent, planet, universe

When?

Time of day, dates, months, years, seasons

How is it found?

Through descriptions/details, imagery, and dialogue.

Imagery?

Details that paint images or figurative language like similes, metaphor, and personification.

Plot?

The event in a story

Exposition?

The introduction to the character, setting, background information.

Rising Action?

The events leading up to the climax

Climax?

The turning point when the story changes

Falling Action?

The events leading up to the resoution

Resolution?

The last event that ties all the others up at the end.

Point of view?

The perspective the story is told from

Theme?

The message


What the reader takes away from the story

3rd person?

from an outside perspective of someone in the story


~They, it, he, she

Limited Omniscient?

Only one character's thoughts


Omniscient?

All characters thoughts

1st person?

From perspective of someone in the story


~I, me, we, us

2nd person?

From the authors perspective


~You, yours

6 types of Characterization?

Speech


Thoughts


Effect on others


Action


Looks

Speech?

What they say

Thoughts?

What they think/narration

Effect on others?

How others react to them

Action?

What they do

Looks?

What they look like/are described as