Types of Fiction
Point of View
Plot
Elements of Fiction
100

a sequence of events told in less detail than a novel.

What is a "Short Story"

100

this narrator is usually one of the characters in the story; uses I, me, my

What is "First Person" 

100

What is Plot? 

the sequence of happenings in a story

100

the time and place in which the events of a work of literature occur

What is "setting"
200

a long work of fiction with highly developed plot, characters, theme and often setting

What is a "Novel"

200

this narrator can see into the thoughts and feelings of some of the characters but not all; uses he, she, they

What is "third person limited" 

200
Name the 5 elements of Plot.

What is "Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution" 

200

the main idea of the story the message about life the author has for the reader, often unstated

What is "Theme" 

300

an account of a specific event, memory, or time

What is a "memoir"

300

this narrator sees into the thoughts and feelings of the characters; uses he, she, they

What is "Third Person Omniscient" 
300

Name the 2 types of conflict? 

What is "Internal and External" 

300

when the author directly states or describes a character’s traits

What is "Direct Characterization" 

400

a short novel or long short story

What is a "Novella" 

400

a narrator that lies, has mental problems, or does not realize they have a bias; and is therefore unreliable in what he tells the reader

What is an "Unreliable Narrator"  

400

Give an example of external conflict. 

What is "man v. man, man v. nature, man v. fate, man v. machine"

400

when the author reveals a character’s traits through his/her thoughts, words, and actions or the thoughts, words, and actions of others.

What is "indirect characterization" 

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