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Story Elements

Story Elements

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English

6th Grade

Hard

CCSS
RL.5.3, L.6.6, RL.6.3

+9

Standards-aligned

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Vi B

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7 Slides • 5 Questions

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Story Elements

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A story has elements that are easily identified.

*Exposition

*Rising Action

*Climax

*Falling Action

*Resolution

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Exposition

Contains the story's

setting (both time and place),

main characters,

and introduces the conflict.

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Rising Action

This is where the characters become defined,

and the conflict/problem

is developed.

It is also where tension builds.

(longest part of the story)

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Climax

"The Nail Bitter'

Where the story builds

to the point of causing the reader

to almost hold their breath to see what happens next.

(the climax is over quickly)

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Falling Action

Explains how the problem/conflict is solved.



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Resolution

Ties up the loose ends and ends the story.

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Multiple Select

The rising action is:

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Usually the longest part of the story.

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Where the problem of the story develops.

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Where the characters are developed.

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Tells why the solution was found.

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Multiple Select

What happens in the exposition?

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The conflict of the story is solved.

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The time and place of the story is presented.

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The most intense part of the story.

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The characters are introduced.

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Multiple Select

What is contained in the climax?

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The characters names and what they are like

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It's the most tense part of the story.

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It is where the conflict builds

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It is where the problem is finally solved.

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Multiple Select

What happens in the Falling Action?

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The problem is developed and conflict is explained.

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Usually, the tension begins to lesson, and the reader relaxes.

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You find out why the conflict happened.

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It is sometimes referred to as the nail biter.

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Multiple Select

The resolution contains:

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The important details of the story.

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The end of the story.

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The main characters and setting of the story.

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How the setting shows a time and place.

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