The exposition of the story (the beginning) introduces the characters, the ____ and the conflict.
What is the setting
What type of conflict is this: Joe wants to be president, but so does Kim.
What is Character vs. Character
"After the Fall" is an example of ___ conflict.
What is Character vs. self
What is static character
What is the sequence of events that shows how the conflict develops and is finally resolved called?
What is plot
The plot of a story is the sequence of events that show how the ____ develops and is resolved.
What is the conflict
What type of conflict is this: A hurricane destroys a family's home.
What is Character vs. Nature
"The Paper Bag Princess" is an example of ___ conflict.
What is character vs. character
The main character in the story is the ____. Sometimes they are the hero, but not always.
What is protagonist
What is a character called if they change throughout the story?
What is dynamic character
The most exciting moment in the plot is called the ___.
What is the climax
What is Character vs. Society
What planet was "All Summer in a Day" set on?
What is venus
The ___ helps create the mood of the story.
What is the setting
The big idea or lesson of the story is the ___.
What is theme
During which part of the plot does the conflict wind down in intensity?
What is the falling action
What type of conflict is this: Derek wants to go to college, but he is afraid of failing.
What is Character vs. self
The problem or struggle of the story is called the ___.
What is conflict
What are the 5 elements of plot?
What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution
The denouement, where the conflict is fully resolved is another name for ___.
What is the resolution
What type of conflict is this: evil robots are taking over the world and Sam has to stop them.
What is character vs. technology
Who was the antagonist in "After the Fall"?
What is Humpty Dumpty
The specific event that gets the conflict going is the ___.
The ___ is the character that opposes the protagonist.
What is antagonist