Story Writing_TGES

The stories can be broadly divided into two categories.

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They are:

• Fiction

• Autobiography

• Travelogue

• Non-fiction

Which stories are based on real events?

• Fictional

• Non-fictional

• Sci-Fi

• Comics

Harry Potter is an example of ….. story.

• Fictional because such craracter

• Non-fictional

• Sci-Fi

• Comics

Don't judge a book by its cover is an example of (a)   .

The central, main character of a story is called the (a)   .

In a story, the protagonist is the central character who ​ (a)   and is ​ (b)   that he/she must ​ (c)   .

• drives the plot
• usually faced with a conflict or challenge
• overcome
• writes the story

The protagonists are typically ​ (a)   that the reader or audience ​ (b)   and roots for throughout the story.

• writes the story
• the character
• empathizes with

​ (a)   , on the other hand, is the character or force ​ (b)   the protagonist and creates obstacles or problems for them. Such problems are developed ​ (c)   and solved at the end.

• writes the story
• The antagonist
• that opposes
• in middle
• in beginning

​ (a)   is a fundamental element in storytelling, as it creates ​ (b)   . Conflict can occur between characters, between a character ​ (c)   , or within a character themselves. It is essential to the plot because it ​ (d)   must overcome in order to achieve their goals.

• writes the story
• flee from
• Conflict
• tension and suspense
• and their environment
• presents obstacles and challenges that the protago

​ (a)   is the most exciting part of a story where the conflict reaches its highest point and ​ (b)   . It is the ​ (c)   that leads to the ​ (d)   .

• writes the story
• flee from
• The climax
• the outcome is determined
• turning point
• resolution of the story