February Fun
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What is leap year?
This includes the time in history and the place the story takes place.
What is Setting?
This part is where all the the excitement or actions stop and does not have any new information to give.
What is the Climax?
This is the main idea about life that is present in the story.
What is Theme?
This is the conversation among characters in the story.
What is Dialogue?
This celebration is celebrated by the Asian culture. it is celebrated on the 5th day of the month.
What is Chinese New Year?
This puts the protagonist against the antagonist.
What is Conflict?
This part tells us how things all end up.
What is Resolution?
This the event in the beginning that grabs the readers attention and makes them want to read more.
What is a hook?
This is a person telling the story.
What is the Narrator?
February has this many days during a leap year
What is 29?
This part contains the rising action and climax and more.
What is the Plot?
This part tells us how the story starts and usually introduces people.
What is the exposition?
This character or thing opposes the main character.
What is Antagonist?
Person VS Person and person VS nature are examples of this.
What is Conflict.
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What is Valentines Day?
This tells us about the people in the story.
What is Characters?
This happens between the exposition and the Climax.
What is Rising Action?
This the viewpoint from which the author presents the story.
What is Point of view?
An object used to refer to an idea; a word, phrase, object or action that has significance beyond that suggested by the context. EX a rose can mean love.
What is a Symbol?
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What are heart shaped boxes of chocolates?
This tells the reader the main point of the story.
What is Theme?
Name the 5 parts of the Plot.
What is Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, and Falling Action, and Resolution.
This is a method an author uses to give clues about something that is going to happen in the story.
What is Foreshadowing?
This is the difference between what exists and what was expected.
What is Irony.