Vocabulary Words
Story Setup
Confrontation
Resolution
Story Elements
100

This expression means a sudden or unusual event.

Inciting incident

100

This act introduces the main character.

Act 1

100

This act usually contains the most challenges for the character.

Act 2

100

This act contains the most exciting moment of the story.

Act 3

100

A serious disagreement between people or groups.

Conflict

200

This word describes a difficult choice between two bad options.

Dilemma

200

This event sets the story's main action in motion.

The inciting incident

200

In Act 2, characters often face these problems that block their progress.

Obstacles

200

The most exciting moment of the story is also known as this.

Climax

200

A person's position of respect in a group.

Status

300

This is a weakness or fault in someone's character.

Flaw

300

In Act 1, the main character and their world are ______.

Introduced, presented.

300

This is the turning point of the story, often found in Act 2.

Crisis

300

In Act 3, the main character usually undergoes this.

Change, transformation

300

Something that stops you from going somewhere or getting something.

Obstacle

400

This is the message or lesson you learn from a story.

Moral

400

What should a main character be in Act 1 to keep the audience interested?

Interesting

400

Act 2 is also known as the act of ______.

Confrontation

400

Act 3 provides the ______ to the conflict.

Resolution

400

The most exciting moment of a story.

Climax

500

This verb means to defeat a challenge or problem.

Overcome

500

What is the main purpose of Act 1 in relation to the rest of the story?

To set up the story.

500

What is the purpose of the obstacles in act 2?

Create conflict and tension

500

What is the purpose of the character's change in act 3?

To show the character has learned and grown.

500

A story structure that contains a setup, confrontation, and resolution.

The three-act structure of stories.

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