Plot
The beginning of the story in which the characters, setting, and conflict is established
Exposition
"You are not going to the movies with your friends tonight. You have too much homework to do."
2nd Person
I really want to go fishing.
Gerund
The main character of the story
Protagonist
Conflict between a character and an outside force
External Conflict
The part of the story where the conflict and tensions begin to rise
Rising Action
"Let's go to the mall! I hope to find something good."
1st Person
I went to go to the store.
Infinitive
Opposes the main character
Antagonist
What's the difference between 3rd person limited and omniscient?
Limited- only know 1 person's thought
Omniscient- All knowing
Part of the story where the main character has a change happen. Conflict is at its peak.
Climax
"Tyra, Ernie, and Terry were all thinking that the car was not going to fit in the parking spot."
3rd Person Omniscient
The flashing lights are hurting my eyes.
Participle
True or False:
The Protagonist can't be a bad person
What is theme?
The life message of a story
Loose ends are tied
Resolution
"Tyra looked at Ernie. She was excited to hear what his thoughts were on the hamburger. Ernie looked back at her, but turned around without saying anything. Tyra was upset he wasn't talking, but didn't want to express it."
3rd Person Limited
In which ways can infinitives act?
As a noun, adjective, or adverb
The time and place a story takes place
Setting
Sensory Details
After the turning point. Conflict begins to wrap up.
Falling Action
"Go away!"
2nd Person
What are at least 2 endings that participles can have?
Ed, ing, en, t, d
The disagreement or dispute between characters or within one's mind
Conflict
Mr. Hester's favorite movie
Forrest Gump