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Parts of an Argument
Elements of a Story
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Irony
100
What I think is true.
What is claim?
100
The problem or struggle in a story.
What is conflict?
100
The time of year the story takes place.
What is Summer?
100
A fast driver.
Who is Tony Marston?
100
The opposite of what you expect to happen happens.
What is situational irony?
200
How you prove, or back up, your evidence. 
What is evidence?
200
The most exciting part or turning point in a story.
What is the climax?
200
This is where the story takes place.
What is Soldier Island?
200
Had a drinking problem.
Who is Dr. Armstrong?
200
A character says one thing but means the opposite.
What is verbal irony?
300
So what? Make people care.
What is reason?
300
The events in lead up to the climax.
What is Rising Action?
300
This disappears each time a murder occurs.
What is a china figure?
300
What Vera Claythorne is accused of. 
What is drowning a little boy?
300
You know more than the characters.
What is dramatic irony?
400
The other side of the argument.
What is counter-claim?
400
The solution to a story's conflict.
What is resolution?
400
The second person to die on the island.
Who is Mrs. Rogers?
400
Visited the island as a child.
Who is Mr. Blore?
400
You work all afternoon cooking a fancy dinner for your family. When they take their first bite, the spit it out and say, "Delicious!"
What is verbal irony?
500
Prove the counter-claim wrong.
What is rebuttal?
500
The events of a story that follow the climax and lead up to the resolution.
What is Falling Action?
500
Emily Brent's servant girl who committed suicide. 
Who is Miss Beatrice Taylor?
500
What the men are looking for at the end of Chapter 7.
Who is U.N. Own?
500
A movie you are watching shows a woman jogging. The next scene shows a mountain lying waiting down the same path.
What is dramatic irony?