Plot Structure
Setting
Characterization
Text Structure
Argumentative & Narrative Techniques
100

What part of the plot introduces characters and the setting?

Beginning / Exposition

100

What two things make up the setting?

Time and place

100

Characterization tells us what about a character?

What they are like

100

What text structure tells events in order?

Chronological

100

What is an argument trying to do?

Convince the reader

200

What is the main problem in a story called?

Conflict

200

Is “a school during winter” part of the setting?

Yes

200

How can an author show a character’s traits?

Through actions or words

200

Which structure explains why something happened?

Cause and Effect

200

What is one reason an author gives in an argument?

Evidence

300

What do we call the most exciting part of the story?

Climax

300

How can setting affect a story’s events?

It can change what characters do

300

If a character helps others, what trait might they have?

Kind

300

What structure shows similarities and differences?

Compare and Contrast

300

What technique includes characters, setting, and plot?

Narrative

400

What part of the plot shows how the problem is solved?

Resolution

400

Why might a story set during a war feel serious?

The time affects mood and events

400

What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?

Direct tells; indirect shows

400

Why would an author use problem/solution?

To show an issue and a fix

400

Why does an author use examples in an argument?

To support their claim

500

Why is the climax important to the story?

It shows the turning point and biggest moment

500

How does setting help readers better understand a character’s choices?

It explains what the character faces

500

Why do an author’s details about a character matter?

They help readers understand the character

500

How does text structure help readers understand information?

It organizes ideas clearly

500

How do narrative techniques help a story feel real?

They show thoughts, actions, and events

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