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Story Elements 1
Story Elements 2
Story Elements 3
Story Elements 4
Story Elements 5
100
The sequence of events in the story
What is the plot?
100

A comparison between two unlike things WITHOUT using like or as

What is a metaphor?
100
Point of view that uses the pronoun "she"
What is 3rd person?
100

When and where a story takes place.

What is the setting?

100
The climax
What is the turning point or high point in the story?
200
Point of view that uses the pronoun "he"
What is third person?
200

The main lesson in the story.

What is theme?

200

The characters, and setting are introduced.

What is the exposition?

200
What the story is about
What is the plot?
200
Point of view that uses the pronoun "my"
What is 1st person?
300
The solution to the problem (conflict) in the story.
What is the resolution?
300
Refers to who tells the story (narrator) and how it is told.
What is the point of view?
300
Point of view that uses the pronoun "I."
What is 1st person?
300

The events between the climax and the resolution.

What is the falling action?

300
The old car groaned as it slowly puttered down the road is an example of....

What is personification?

400

An extreme exaggeration for dramatic effect

What is a hyperbole?

400
The problem in the story that needs to be resolved.
What is the conflict?
400

In a castle, in the woods.

What is the setting?

400
The turning point in the story; the high point.
What is the climax?
400

A conversation between two characters in a story

What is dialogue?
500

Type of Conflict. 

Jessie borrows her sister's coat without asking. 

What is character v. character?

500

Type of conflict. 

The grocery store owner stops Rachel from bringing her service dog into the store. 

What is character vs. society?

500

"My older brother is as tall as a giraffe!"

What is a simile? OR What is a hyperbole?

500

What is the difference between a blend and a digraph?

In a blend you hear both sounds, in a digraph the letters combine to form a new sound.

500

The only type of conflict that is internal. 

What is Character vs. Self?