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The Elements of Narratives

The Elements of Narratives

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8th - 9th Grade

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12 Slides • 18 Questions

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The Elements of Narratives

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Poll

I remember the elements of narratives.

I completely remember

I remember them

I somehow remember few

I totally forgot them

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Open Ended

The element that serves as clue about the story is _____________

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  1. Title

An element of narrative that summarizes or gives clue what the story is about. It needs to be catchy to capture the interest of the readers.

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Open Ended

The actors and actresses of the story are called ___________

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2.Characters

These are the ones that give life to the story.

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Poll

What are the kinds of characters that you know?

Protagonist

Antagonist

Secondary

Primary

Dynamic/ full/ round

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A. Characters according to Quality of Role

  1. Protagonist- A character who basically portrays the positive side of life, possessing positive values.
  2. Antagonist- A character who is wicked and will bring problem or conflict especially in the life of the protagonist.

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B. Kinds of character according to change of role

  1. Dynamic, Full or Round character- A character who undergoes the ups and downs and the roller coaster of life.
  2. Static or flat character- A character that does not undergo any development or change at all.

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C. Kinds of character according to Quantity of Role

  1. Primary Character- These are characters who play important roles.
  2. Secondary Character- Characters that adds more reality and practicality in the story.

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Multiple Select

Which category of character would tell us about either protagonist or antagonist?

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Quality of role

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Quantity of role

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change of role

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Multiple Select

What are the two kinds of characters according to quantity of role?

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Secondary

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Primary

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Dynamic/full/round

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Static or flat

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Multiple Select

This is a character according o change of role that is characterized as a character who undergoes the ups and downs of life.

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Flat or static

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Dynamic/Full/Round

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Protagonist

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Antagonist

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Multiple Select

If you are this character under change of role, your life will be a boring one as you do not undergo any development at all.

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Static or flat

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Stagnant

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Lifeless

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Open Ended

What is this element of narrative that talks as to where and when the story took place?

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3.Setting

-It is the time and place the story happened. However, in the setting, we can also include the tone and mood.

Tone- The attitude of the writer

Mood-The feelings the reader could get while reading the narrative.

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Open Ended

Discuss the difference between tone and mood.

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Open Ended

What element is called the series of events in the story that has the exposition, rising action, climax, denouement and resolution?

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4.Plot

The series of events in the story.

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Fill in the Blank

The two kinds of ending are _______________ and ________________.

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Poll

Do you know what a conflict is?

Very much knowledgeable about it

I know it

I totally forgot about it

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Multiple Select

Which of the following describe conflict?

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Problem or struggle in the story

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The war in the story

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physical, psychological, nature, societal fight

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It is a device of plot.

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Open Ended

What are the different kinds of conflict that you know?

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Conflict

  • Man versus Man

  • Man Versus Himself

  • Man versus Nature

  • Man versus Society

  • Man versus God

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Multiple Select

What other devices of plot do you know aside from conflict?

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Chronological Arrangement

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In Medias Res (reys)

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Flashbacking

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Foreshadowing

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Stream of Consciousness

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Open Ended

What do you call an idea that recurs in or pervades a work of art or literature, or simply the central idea of the narrative?

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5.Theme

an idea that recurs in or pervades a work of art or literature.

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Open Ended

What do you call the lesson or values that we can derive from a piece of writing?

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Moral or Lesson but not Moral Lesson

The piece of values or something that we can learn from any piece of writing.

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