Plot elements
The most emotional part of a text.
The climax.
The films Twister, The Day After Tomorrow, Jaws, The Meg, and The Perfect Storm are all examples of this conflict.
Character vs. Nature.
She wrote the Harry Potter series.
J.K. Rowling.
Romeo & ________.
Juliet.
The setting of this book is the Hundred-Acre-Wood.
The ending of a story, where loose ends are wrapped up.
The resolution.
The films Mean Girls, Remember the Titans, The Blind Side, and Cool Runnings are all examples of this conflict.
Character vs. Society.
He wrote "Holes".
Louis Sachar.
Julius __________.
Caesar.
This book by Robert Louis Stevenson takes place aboard a pirate ship at sea with Long John Silver.
Treasure Island.
This plot element is where the problem really gets developed.
Rising action.
Most superhero films fall into this conflict category.
This book by R.J. Palacio follows the adventures of Auggie Pullman, an ordinary boy with an extraordinary face.
"Wonder".
A Midsummer _______'s Dream.
Night.
In what "Hollow" does the Headless Horseman roam in this short story by Washington Irving?
Sleepy Hollow.
The setting and characters are introduced in this plot element.
Exposition (also called introduction).
Movies like It the Clown, Alien, and other horror genre fall into this conflict category.
Character vs. Supernatural.
Rick Riordan is famous for his Percy Jackson series. What is the first book called?
"The Lightning Thief".
The ________ of the Shrew.
Taming.
How many leagues under the sea was Captain Nemo's submarine in the Jules Verne classic novel?
20,000 Leagues.
This plot element occurs after the climax and is where characters begin to resolve their issues.
Falling action.
This is the only type of internal conflict.
Which author wrote the famous Lord of the Rings series? (CLUE: either C.S. Lewis or J.R.R. Tolkien).
J.R.R. Tolkien.
Mac____.
beth.
In Harry Potter, the Maurader's Map shows the whereabouts of characters in which castle?
Hogwarts Castle.