Story Elements
Plot
Conflict
Character Development
Ms. Childress
100
The WHO in the story
Characters
100
The _____ ______ connects the climax to the resolution.
Falling Action
100
Name the six types of conflict.
Character vs.
Self, Technology, Character, Society, Nature, Supernatural
100
Name the four Character Development techniques that we look at when analyzing characters.
Action, Thoughts, Words (Dialogue), Physical Description
100
What is Ms. Childress's favorite color?
PINK!
200
When and where the story takes place
Setting
200
The ______ is the turning point of the story.
Climax
200
The two major categories of conflict are _____ and ______.
Internal, External
200
What a character says and what tone they use
Words (Dialogue)
200
What is Ms. Childress's favorite type of flower?
Lilies
300
The message of the story
Theme
300
The ______ _______ is the bulk of the story.
Rising Action
300
Troy Bolton struggles accepting his place in the basketball and musical theater communities.
Character vs. Self
300
The things a character does and how they behave
Action
300
Who is Ms. Childress's favorite superhero?
Nightwing
400
The problem in a story
Conflict
400
The ________ is the natural result of the climax.
Resolution
400
Percy Jackson fights against Kronos and the Titans to save Olympus.
Character vs. Supernatural
400
A character's inner monologue and how they feel
Thoughts
400
Who was Ms. Childress's favorite band in middle school?
Fall Out Boy
500
What happens in the story; the sequence of events in a story
Plot
500
The ________ introduces the setting, characters, and main conflict.
Exposition
500
Wesley must face lightning sand, fire, and ROUS int he Fire Swamp to escape with his true love, Princess Buttercup.
Character vs. Nature
500
How an author describes a character's attributes
Physical Description
500
What is Ms. Childress's favorite song of all time?
Genie by Girls' Generation
