Elements of Fiction

What are the 5 elements of fiction

• Plot, setting, theme, character, and point of View

• topic, evidence, explanation, illustration, and summary

• Fantasy, illustration, character, entertainment, and climax

• mood, tone, context, protagonist, and dialogue

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What set of pronouns do we associate with the 1st person point of view.

• she, her, hers, they, them, theirs

• I, me, my, mine, we, ours

• you, yours,

• it, its

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The character that the story focuses on is called the

• antagonist

• focus person

• protagonist

• villain

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A person in a story is called a

• star

• idiom

• character

• climax

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The theme of a story

• sets the colors

• indicates the sequence of events

• includes the message of the story

• tells the setting of the story

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Man vs Nature is a type of

• conflict

• resolution

• moral

• protagonist

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The Turning point of a story is called

• the climax

• the exposition

• the conflict

• the conclusion

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"Eckels, not looking back, walked blindly to the edge of the Path, his gun limp in his arms, stepped off the Path, and walked, not knowing it, in the jungle. His feet sank into green moss. His legs moved him, and he felt alone and remote from the events behind." This text demonstrates what type of point of view?

• 1st person

• 2nd Person

• 3rd Person Limited

• 3rd Person Omniscient

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an example of internal conflict would be . . .

• A man fighting against his brother for their parents fortune

• A girl struggling to escape a deserted tropical Island

• A boy who wants to be an actor but is to afraid to preform in front of people

• A teen who is striving to convince his town to allow the youth to dance.

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Setting can help

• set the mood of a story.

• shape the characters of a story

• move the plot of the story.

• All of the above

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