Story elements

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The document defines key elements of stories such as theme, setting, protagonist, antagonist, conflict, resolution, climax, and symbolism. It discusses that the theme is the message the author wants to convey, the setting includes where and when the story takes place, the protagonist is the main good character, the antagonist is the villainous character, and conflicts can be between people, a person and nature, or internally within a person. It also notes that the resolution solves the conflict, the climax is the most exciting part leading to change, and symbolism can involve objects representing abstract ideas.

What is a theme? 30Where the story takes placeThe message the author wants you to take awayThe bad guyWhat the story is about0

The protagonist is the good guy.TrueFalse0 of 30

What is the bad guy called?ProtagonistAntagonistHero0 of 30

Which list includes only negative character traits? Giving, cruel, sensitiveCruel, outgoing, snobbySelfish, cruel, stuck-up

What is the setting of a story?30Where, whenWhere, place, whenWhere, when, environmentWhen, environment, time0

The mood is included in the ________?PlotEnvironmentThemeProtagonist 0 of 30

A story that involves a man fighting a dragon is an example of which type of conflict?Person vs. personPerson vs. naturePerson vs. machine0 of 30

A person vs. nature conflict could include:30A man vs. a dogA man vs. himselfA man vs. a robotA man vs. a river0

A person vs. himself conflict is also called an:Internal conflictExternal conflictImmediate conflict0 of 30

True or false: an author always comes out and tells the read the theme.TrueFalse 3000

Choose the correct order of the following plot elements:Conflict, resolution, climaxClimax, introduction, resolutionIntroduction, conclusion, resolutionIntroduction, climax, resolution

What is the resolution of a story?When we meet the charactersHow the conflict is solvedThe events leading up to the climaxThe most exciting part of the story3000

The climax is the most exciting part of the story when everything is going to change.TrueFalse0 of 30

Choose the correct example of symbolism:We should all accept one another no matter our differences.A stone that represents greed.Treat others the way you wish to be treated.0 of 30

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Story elements

1. Story Elements

2. What is a theme? 30Where the story takes placeThe message the author wants you to take awayThe bad guyWhat the story is about0

3. The protagonist is the good guy.TrueFalse0 of 30

4. What is the bad guy called?ProtagonistAntagonistHero0 of 30

5. Which list includes only negative character traits? Giving, cruel, sensitiveCruel, outgoing, snobbySelfish, cruel, stuck-up

6. What is the setting of a story?30Where, whenWhere, place, whenWhere, when, environmentWhen, environment, time0

7. The mood is included in the ________?PlotEnvironmentThemeProtagonist 0 of 30

8. A story that involves a man fighting a dragon is an example of which type of conflict?Person vs. personPerson vs. naturePerson vs. machine0 of 30

9. A person vs. nature conflict could include:30A man vs. a dogA man vs. himselfA man vs. a robotA man vs. a river0

10. A person vs. himself conflict is also called an:Internal conflictExternal conflictImmediate conflict0 of 30

11. True or false: an author always comes out and tells the read the theme.TrueFalse 3000

12. Choose the correct order of the following plot elements:Conflict, resolution, climaxClimax, introduction, resolutionIntroduction, conclusion, resolutionIntroduction, climax, resolution

13. What is the resolution of a story?When we meet the charactersHow the conflict is solvedThe events leading up to the climaxThe most exciting part of the story3000

14. The climax is the most exciting part of the story when everything is going to change.TrueFalse0 of 30

15. Choose the correct example of symbolism:We should all accept one another no matter our differences.A stone that represents greed.Treat others the way you wish to be treated.0 of 30

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