

Literary Elements
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English
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4th - 6th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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11 Slides • 12 Questions
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Literary Elements
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Characters
The people, animals and things participating in a story/ novel.
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Protagonist
The main character in a story/ novel.
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Setting
The where and when of a story/ novel.
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Plot
The organized sequence of events that make up a story/ novel.
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Exposition
Part of the plot where the author introduces the characters and the setting.
Takes place in the beginning.
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Conflict
The problem the character faces in a novel/ story.
Takes place in the beginning.
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Climax
The most intense part of the plot takes place.
Takes place in the middle.
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Resolution
Part of the plot where the solution to the problem is presented.
Happens at the end.
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Point of View
What the narrator can see.
Who is telling the story?
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Theme
The general message about life that the author wants to give.
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Multiple Choice
The people, animals or things that participate in a story or novel.
characters
setting
plot
protagonist
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Multiple Choice
When and where the story or novel takes place.
plot
characters
setting
theme
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Multiple Choice
The organized sequence of events that make up a story/ novel.
conflict
theme
resolution
plot
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Multiple Choice
Part of the plot where the author introduces the characters and the setting.
conflict
resolution
exposition
climax
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Multiple Choice
The problem the character faces in a novel/ story.
conflict
resolution
climax
exposition
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Multiple Choice
The most intense part of the plot takes place.
resolution
theme
climax
exposition
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Multiple Choice
Part of the plot where the solution to the problem is presented.
resolution
conflict
exposition
theme
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Multiple Choice
What the narrator can see.
Who is telling the story?
protagonist
characters
setting
point of view
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Multiple Choice
The general message about life that the author wants to give.
plot
setting
theme
exposition
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Multiple Choice
the main character
conflict
plot
VIP
protagonist
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Multiple Choice
When a character in the story tells it, we say it's ________ point of view.
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
any person
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Multiple Choice
When an outside narrator tells a story, we say it's __________ point of view.
1st person
3rd person
a person
2nd person
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