Elements of the Story

Question 1

elements of the story

Answer 1

Character, setting and atmosphere, conflict, plot, theme, tone, mood, and point of view

Question 2

Center figure or hero

Answer 2

Protagonist

Question 3

Opposes the protagonist and creates conflict or villain

Answer 3

Antagonist

Question 4

The opposite personality of the MC and a supporting character

Answer 4

Foil character

Question 5

Type of character that do not change until the end of the story

Answer 5

Flat character

Question 6

Type of character that changes attitude or dynamic

Answer 6

Round character

Question 7

Specific place, time period, weather, time of the day

Answer 7

Setting

Question 8

Surrounding mood, established from setting

Answer 8

Atmosphere

Question 9

Fully described setting

Answer 9

Integral

Question 10

Vague and general setting

Answer 10

Backdrop

Question 11

Excitement and makes possible the growth and development of the protagonist’s character

Answer 11

Conflict

Question 12

4 types of conflict

Answer 12

Man vs Man, Man vs Society, Man vs Nature, Man vs Himself

Question 13

Series of interconnected events

Answer 13

Plot

Question 14

What are the types plot structure

Answer 14

Dramatic or Progressive, Episodic, parallel, Flashback

Question 15

Refers to the chronological structure

Answer 15

Dramatic or Progressive

Question 16

Chronological but consists of a series of loosely related incidents, usually of chapter kength

Answer 16

Episodic

Question 17

Weaves 2 or more dramatic plots that are usually linked by a common character and a similar theme

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Parallel

Question 18

Conveys infos about events that occured earlier

Answer 18

Flashback

Question 19

Underlying idea of a piece of literature

Answer 19

Theme

Question 20

Attitude or feeling of the writer towards a subject

Answer 20

Tone

Question 21

Feeling or atmosphere perceived by the reader

Answer 21

Mood

Question 22

The voice which you tell your story, your perspective character, and angle of the story

Answer 22

Point of view

Question 23

A personal narrative

Answer 23

1st person

Question 24

A letter or email, speech or public address, directions

Answer 24

2nd person

Question 25

Formal academic writing. It is limited, omniscient, or limited multiple

Answer 25

3rd person

Question 26

Narrator has access on 1 character only

Answer 26

Limited

Question 27

“he” “she” but the narrator has full access to all the characters

Answer 27

Omniscient