
Elements of Fiction
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English
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6th Grade
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Valerie Russo
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What does the word fiction mean?
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Plot is the series of events of the story. It answers the question, “What happened in the story?
The plot always involves some kind of conflict.
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Exposition- story background, meet characters, learn setting
Rising action- events that lead to the climax (conflict revealed)
Climax- the most intense part of the story, turning point
Falling action- events that follow the climax and tie up the story
Resolution- solution
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Word Cloud
Type 1-2 words you've learned related to PLOT.
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Characters are your actors in the story. Characters can be :
Round- you know a lot about them
Flat- you do not know a lot about them
Static- they do not change
Dynamic- they change
Protagonist- the hero/good guy
Antagonist- villain/the bad guy
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Fill in the Blanks
True or False: A dynamic character stays the same.
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Word Cloud
What type of character do we know a lot about? (Round/Flat)
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Word Cloud
What type of character is known as the hero/"the good guy"?
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Point of view is the position from which the story is told.
First person- “I”, main character
Second person- the writer is talking to “you”
Third person- story being told by an outsider
Omniscient- author (all knowing)
Limited omniscient- a single point of view
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The conflict is the problem in the story.
Internal- The character is struggling with a problem inside.
Ex) Having to overcome fear of heights
Ex) Struggling to make a choice or a decision
External- The character is facing a problem with an outside force.
Character vs character
Character vs society
Character vs nature
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Match
Match each term with its definition
The turning point of the story
Bryan punches Troy
Where and when the story takes place
The background of the story (characters and setting)
A problem a character is struggling with inside
Climax
External Conflict
Setting
Exposition
Internal Character
Climax
External Conflict
Setting
Exposition
Internal Character
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Theme
The message/life lesson
More than one word
Not always positive
Topic- love
Theme- love conquers all
Ask: What can we learn from reading this?
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Symbolism
A symbol is something that represents something else
Ex) red rose = love
Open door = opportunity
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Match
Match each term with its definition
Round Character
Flat Character
Symbolism
Theme
Antagonist
A character we know lot about
A character we do not know a lot about
Something that represents something else
The message/ life lesson of a story
A character goes against the protagonist
A character we know lot about
A character we do not know a lot about
Something that represents something else
The message/ life lesson of a story
A character goes against the protagonist
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