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Story Elements
Plot
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Point of View
100
This is when and where the story takes place.
What is setting.
100

This part of plot introduces characters, setting, and the conflict.

What is exposition?

100

A person who writes a literary or informational text (word wall word)

What is a author?

100

This Point of view uses the pronouns 'I, me, and we.'

What is First Person

200
The “what happened” in the story, or the sequence of events
What is the plot
200

The resolution of a story falls after this part of the plot

What is falling action 

200

to create or produce, to elaborate (word wall word)

What is develop?

200

This point of view uses the pronouns they, them, she, and/or he and the reader is only aware of the thoughts and feelings of one character.

What is third person limited?

300
A person, animal, or object that plays an important role in the plot.
What is the characters.
300

This is the point in the story with the highest level of interest-most exciting

What is climax

300

This an author's opinion or viewpoint on a topic (word wall word)

What is perspective?

300

This point of view uses the pronouns they, them, she, and/or he and the reader is aware of the thoughts and feelings of two or more characters.

What is third person omniscient?

400
The most exciting part of the story.
What is climax.
400

This part of the plot wraps up the story, tying up loose ends.

What is resolution?

400

This word is synonymous with the word 'examine' (word wall word)

What is analyze?

400
We can analyze and understand a character's perspective looking at what specific details?

What is dialogue/actions/reactions/thoughts?

500
The main message or lesson of the story.
What is theme.
500

List the five elements of plot IN ORDER

What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?

500

These are the attributes authors give the person, animal, or object in a story. (word wall word)

What are character traits?

500

When readers determine the perspective of characters in stories it is important to ________ them with the perspectives of other characters in the stories. (Word wall word)

What is contrast?