Narrative Elements
Narrative Elements
Stylistic Elements
Stylistic Elements
100

What is the SETTING of a story?

Where the story takes place.

100

What three parts make up a PLOT?

Beginning, middle, and end

Conflict, climax, and resolution

(Bonus 50 points for getting both)

100

TONE, DICTION, and IMAGERY are three elements of ..... ?

STYLE

100

What are the five senses imagery evokes?

Sight, sound, smell, touch, taste

200

What is a NARRATIVE?

a story; a spoken or written account of something

200

What is PLOT?

The organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story.

200

What is STYLE in a story?

The way an author uses language.

200

What are three aspects of STYLE?

TONE, DICTION, and IMAGERY

300

What are the people, animals, or things involved in a narrative called?

CHARACTERS

300

What is the issue or problem characters in a narrative are confronted by?

CONFLICT

300

Words or phrases that help a reader recall mental pictures and engage their five senses are called... ?

IMAGERY

300

What is TONE in a story?

The author's expression of mood or attitude.

400

What is the THEME of a story?

The underlying message that runs throughout a piece of writing

400

What is a point of view in a story?

The perspective from which the narrator narrates; designates the pronouns the author uses.

400

What is DICTION in a story?

The selection of words an author uses; word choice

400

What are some examples of TONE?

Formal/informal, optimistic/pessimistic, sarcastic, hopeful, frightened, etc.

500

What is the CLIMAX of a story?

The point in a narrative where the tension, excitement, or stakes reach their highest level.

500

What is the difference between first and third person narration?

First person uses "I" pronouns and tells the story from the narrator's point of view. Third person uses "he/she/they" pronouns, providing distance between the narrator and the main characters.

500

Fill in the blanks: an author's _______, or word choice, helps create the ________, or  overall mood/attitude of their narrative.

Diction; tone

500

How do we create imagery in our writing?

Show, don't tell!

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