Parts of a Story

Who is responsible for making the story happen or to whom the story happens?

• Supporting characters

• Antagonist (possibly a villain)

• Main character or hero/protagonist

• Antihero

What should the main character have to make the story engaging?

• A unique physical appearance

• A tragic backstory

• A clear goal

• A mysterious identity

The setting of a story includes details about:

• The author's personal experiences

• The genre of the story

• The where and when of the story

• The character's names

How can the setting influence a story?

• By dictating the dialogue between characters

• By determining the length of the story

• By providing symbolism and influencing other elements

• By creating conflict between characters

According to Freytag's Pyramid, which element comes after the climax?

• Exposition

• Falling action (fall or return

• Rising action

• Catastrophe

What is the climax of a story?

• Happens in the middle of the story

• Is the moment of truth or turning point

• Is where the characters are introduced

• Concludes the story with a satisfying ending

Why is conflict considered essential in storytelling?

• To engage the reader and make the story interesting

• To provide a peaceful atmosphere

• To showcase the author's writing style

• To introduce new characters

How does introducing conflict impact a story?

• It diminishes the importance of the setting

• It creates tension and makes the story more interesting

• It limits the characters' development

• It makes the story predictable

What is the purpose of a resolution in a story?

• To introduce new conflicts

• To leave the reader hanging

• To create confusion among the readers

• To provide a satisfying conclusion and answer important questions

What does the resolution of a story typically address?

• The main character's favorite food

• The introduction of new characters

• The questions lingering in the reader's mind

• The author's personal experiences