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ELEMENTS OF A STORY TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story. The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
3) protagonist
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4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
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5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
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6) types of conflict
a) person vs. person
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b) person vs. society
IN YOUR NOTEBOOK, WE WILL FILL IT IN BY THE END OF THE PERIOD
c) person vs. nature
d) person vs. self e) person vs. fate
ELEMENTS OF A STORY TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story. The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
3) protagonist
9/7/11 DON'T COPY THESE WORDS! DON'T COPY THESE WORDS! DON'T COPY THESE WORDS! BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
6) types of conflict
a) person vs. person Problem with another character.
DON'T COPY THESE WORDS: BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people.
c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
IN YOUR NOTEBOOK, WE WILL FILL IT IN BY THE END OF THE PERIOD
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person
Problem with another character.
b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature
Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment.
d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
7) plot 8) parts of a plot a) exposition b) rising action c) climax d) falling action
e) resolution 9) theme
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person
Problem with another character.
b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature
Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment.
d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
7) plot
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot.
8) parts of a plot a) exposition
Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
b) rising action
The main character faces a problem. This results in a growing conflict.
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides. d) falling action Explores the consequences of the climax. c) climax
e) resolution 9) theme
When the conflict is solved. The main idea of the story. The author's statement (message)
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict. The big moment when the c) climax character must act or decide OR when fate decides. Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution 9) theme
When the conflict is solved. The main idea of the story. The author's statement (message)
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her.
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe.
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe. c)The Queen found out SW was still alive and poisoned her so she would never wake up!
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe. c)The Queen found out SW was still alive and poisoned her so she would never wake up! d)The Dwarves chased the Queen off a cliff and she died!
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe. c)The Queen found out SW was still alive and poisoned her so she would never wake up! d)The Dwarves chased the Queen off a cliff and she died! e)The Prince kissed SW, woke her up, and they lived happily ever after.
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
In a land and time far far away.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected. Snow White
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected. Snow White
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists) The Queen
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected. Snow White
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists) The Queen
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict
The Queen is jealous of Snow White’s beauty so she tries to put her to sleep forever!
a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
a) person vs. person (Snow White vs. The Queen)
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story. The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
3) protagonist
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4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
6) types of conflict
a) person vs. person
DON'T COPY THESE WORDS: BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
b) person vs. society
IN YOUR NOTEBOOK, WE WILL FILL IT IN BY THE END OF THE PERIOD
c) person vs. nature
d) person vs. self e) person vs. fate
ELEMENTS OF A STORY TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story. The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
3) protagonist
9/7/11 DON'T COPY THESE WORDS! DON'T COPY THESE WORDS! DON'T COPY THESE WORDS! BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
6) types of conflict
a) person vs. person Problem with another character.
DON'T COPY THESE WORDS: BUT INCLUDE THIS BLANK COLUMN
b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people.
c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
IN YOUR NOTEBOOK, WE WILL FILL IT IN BY THE END OF THE PERIOD
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person
Problem with another character.
b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature
Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment.
d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
7) plot 8) parts of a plot a) exposition b) rising action c) climax d) falling action
e) resolution 9) theme
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person
Problem with another character.
b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature
Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment.
d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
7) plot
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot.
8) parts of a plot a) exposition
Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
b) rising action
The main character faces a problem. This results in a growing conflict.
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides. d) falling action Explores the consequences of the climax. c) climax
e) resolution 9) theme
When the conflict is solved. The main idea of the story. The author's statement (message)
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict. The big moment when the c) climax character must act or decide OR when fate decides. Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution 9) theme
When the conflict is solved. The main idea of the story. The author's statement (message)
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her.
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe.
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe. c)The Queen found out SW was still alive and poisoned her so she would never wake up!
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe. c)The Queen found out SW was still alive and poisoned her so she would never wake up! d)The Dwarves chased the Queen off a cliff and she died!
7) plot
8)parts of a plot a) exposition
The main events that happen. Subplot= less important events in the main plot. Background info. that establishes setting & introduces main character(s).
The main character faces a b) rising action problem. This results in a growing conflict.
c) climax
The big moment when the character must act or decide OR when fate decides.
Explores the consequences of d) falling action the climax. e) resolution
When the conflict is solved.
a)The Queen’s mirror told her Snow White (SW) was more beautiful than her. b)The queen asked The Huntsman to kill SW but he let SW go. The 7 Dwarves told SW she was safe. c)The Queen found out SW was still alive and poisoned her so she would never wake up! d)The Dwarves chased the Queen off a cliff and she died! e)The Prince kissed SW, woke her up, and they lived happily ever after.
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the story.
3) protagonist
The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
In a land and time far far away.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected.
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected. Snow White
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists)
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected. Snow White
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists) The Queen
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
TERM
DEFINITION In a land and time far far away.
1) setting
Where and when the story takes place.
2) character
A person, animal or imaginary creature in the 1) Snow White 5) The 7 Dwarves story. 2) The Queen 6) The Prince 3) The Mirror 4) The Huntsman The main character who is usually sympathetic and respected. Snow White
3) protagonist 4) antagonist
The source of conflict in the story. (See 6 a-e for list of different antagonists) The Queen
5) conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces.
6) types of conflict
The Queen is jealous of Snow White’s beauty so she tries to put her to sleep forever!
a) person vs. person Problem with another character. b) person vs. society Problem with laws/beliefs of a group of people. c) person vs. nature Problem with a force of nature/part of the environment. d) person vs. self
Problem with deciding what to do/think/feel.
e) person vs. fate
Problem that seems beyond the character’s control.
a) person vs. person (Snow White vs. The Queen)
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