Types of Conflict
This type of conflict would be a person and their best friend getting into an argument.
What is individual vs. individual?
The beginning of a story where we learn about the characters and where/when the story takes place.
What is the exposition?
Where the information comes from in a text.
What is the source?
The formula for main idea.
What is topic + what's important?
The genre of writing that is made up/imaginary.
What is fiction?
This type of conflict would be a person catching a cold from their sibling.
The end of the conflict in a story.
What is the resolution?
The reason that the author is writing.
What is purpose?
The subject of text. Who/what is the author talking about?
What is the topic?
The genre of writing that is real and contains all true information.
What is non-fiction?
This is the only type of conflict that is internal.
What is individual vs. self?
The turning point in a story. The start of the resolution.
What is the climax?
The three types of author's purpose.
What is persuade, inform, and entertain?
These are evidence/proof of the main idea.
What are supporting details?
This genre of writing usually has a theme, a plot, and a central conflict.
What is fiction?
This type of conflict would be a werewolf invasion in a small town.
What is individual vs. the supernatural?
The author's opinion about the topic.
What is viewpoint?
The topic of the following passage: Whales are going extinct. The reason for this is climate change, as well as hunting.
What are whales?
This genre of writing usually has a main idea, purpose, and viewpoint.
What is non-fiction?
This type of conflict would be a person's pen breaking while they are doing their homework.
What is individual vs. technology?
The lesson/message you learn from a story.
What is the theme?
When an author takes one side of an argument in their writing.
What is bias?
The main idea of the following passage: The history of surgery is fascinating. Surgeons used to be untrained and use rusty equipment. Now there is new technology that saves lives every day in surgery.
What is surgery has changed over time?
This type of writing is trying to get the reader to think and take away a big idea/essential understanding.
What is fiction and non-fiction?