Elements of Fiction
Parts of Plot
Conflict & Theme
100

The purposeful word choices the author makes.

What is "diction"?

100
The part of a story where the characters and setting are introduced.

What is the exposition?

100

True or False. A theme is a single word that captures the main idea of the text.

What is false? 

That is a topic.

200

The author's attitude towards a certain topic.

What is "tone"?

200

This part of the plot is often referred to as the "height of tension"?

What is the climax?

200

When a character struggles with an issue internally that is this kind of conflict. 

What is Character vs Self?

300

The emotional response that the writer wishes to evoke in the reader through a story.

What is "mood"?

300

When the Kool-Aid Wino and his friend make their way across the field to the market for Kool-Aid.

What is the rising action?

300

Addiction is a detrimental pattern that ultimately leaves us unsatisfied is a possible theme from this text we read. 

What is "The Kool Aid Wino"?

400

A dove is often a ____  in literature for peace or freedom.

What is a symbol?

400

This moment in the plot is the author's chance to tie up loose ends. 

What is the resolution? 

400

This is required in a theme paragraph in order to show readers a specific line, passage or event in a work of literature. 

What is a concrete detail?

500

When the audience or reader knows something a character does not.

What is dramatic irony?

500

The fourth stage of plot development that occurs after the climax.

What is the falling action?

500

This is a specific line, passage, or event in a work of literature that we use in our writing to prove the theme we have identified. Hint: it is 2 words

What is a concrete detail?