Story Arc
Narrative Elements
Figurative Language
Narrative Writing
"An Unexpected Chat"
100

The most exciting or suspenseful moment in a narrative

Climax

100

The time and place where the events of a story take place.

Setting

100

A comparison that is made between two unrelated things using the words "like" or "as."

Simile

100

The term we use to describe the main character or principle actor in a narrative, the person with whom the reader most closely relates.

Protagonist

100

Who were the characters in "An Unexpected Chat"?

Jake, Brian, and the new kid

200

The first part of the mountain where the setting is established and characters are introduced.

Exposition

200

What is happening the story; the series of events that moves the story along

Plot

200

A comparison that is made between two unrelated things that does not use the words "like" or "as."

Metaphor

200

A character in a narrative who is opposed to the protagonist or protagonists; a villain.

Antagonist

200

What was the conflict in the story?

Brian tells Jake to bring a carton of eggs to school to egg the new kid

300

The point in the mountain where the main conflict is introduced and the tension begins to build.

Rising action

300

The problem that a character faces in the story

Conflict

300

A figure of speech in which human characteristics are given to an animal or an object. (Example: "The wind whispered through the window.")

Personification

300

What is a narrative?

a story about something/someone

when a story is told in a creative way; usually has all parts of a story (plot, conflict, climax, etc.)

300

What is 1 event from the rising action in the story?

1. Jake deletes his mom's messages

2. Jake takes the carton of eggs from the fridge

3. Jake overhears the new kid talking about him while playing the game

400

The point in the plot (mountain) where the characters have faced the main conflict and events begin falling into place.

Falling action 

400

a character struggling against another person, group, or force of nature

External conflict (outside)

400

Give an example of a simile 

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400

What is the correct order of a narrative (the mountain)?

Exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

400

What is 1 event from the falling action in the story?

1. Jake feels bad and apologizes to the new kid

500

The final step in the plot (mountain) in which all loose ends of the narrative are tied up and the story concludes.

Resolution

500

a struggle in the character's mind

Internal conflict (inside)

500

Give an example of a metaphor


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500

What does the triangle mean in English?

A change with the character (emotions, feelings, etc,.)

500

What is the climax in the story?

Jake put back the carton of eggs from his backpack