Plot
Conflict
POV
Characters
Setting and Imagery
100

The part of the plot that introduces characters, the conflict, and the setting.

Exposition

100

This type of conflict occurs within the characters mind and is often a struggle over ones beliefs or morals.

Internal conflict

100

The narrator tells the story using “I” and “me.”

First POV

100

A character who changes throughout the story.

Static Character 

100

The time and place where a story happens.

The Setting

200

This part of the plot resolves the story, tying up loose ends, and shows the ending of the story.

Resolution

200

A character struggling against another character.

Character vs Character

200

The narrator tells the story using “he,” “she,” or “they” and knows only one character’s thoughts.

Third Person POV

200

The main character of a story.

Protagonist

200

Language that helps readers picture, hear, smell, taste, touch, or feel something.

Imagery
300

This part of the plot where the author adds tension to build to the climax.

Rising Action

300

A character struggling against a force of nature or animal.

Character vs. Nature

300

The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters.

Third Person Omniscient

300

The character or force that works against the protagonist.

Antagonist

300

Name 5 senses Imagery appeals to.

Sight, Hearing, Taste, Touch, Smell

400

The part of the plot where characters show changes and grow, they react to the climax and leads to the resolution.

Falling action

400

A character struggling against a problem inside their own mind.

Character vs Self

400

In this POV, the narrator is a character in the story and uses “I.”

First Person POV

400

A character who stays mostly the same throughout a story.

Static Character
400

What is the difference between setting and imagery?

Setting is the place where to story takes place, Imagery is how it is described

500

The part of the plot where the characters face a turning point. It usually is facing the conflict head on and it changes the course of the story.

Climax

500

A character struggling against laws or a group’s rules.

Character vs Society

500

dentify the POV: “Marcus stared at the test. He knew he had studied, but he still felt nervous. Across the room, Jenna wondered if she would pass.”

Third Person Omniscient

500

A character with deep and complex emotions.

Round Character

500

Identify the imagery: "She spoke in a shrill voice and the water sloshed all over the floor when she scrubbed it."

Hearing