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something betweeen one or more characters that must be solved by the end of the story

• Climax
• Problem
• Resolution
• Plot

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The ending of the story when the conflict is resolved

• Exposition
• Rising Action
• solution
• Falling Action

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Have characters, setting, and a plot.

• Fiction
• Nonfiction

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Have a beginning, middle, and an end.

• Fiction
• Nonfiction

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Have a beginning, middle, and an end.

• Fiction
• Nonfiction

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tells a story

• narrative
• free verse
• humorous
• lyrical

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What is the conclusion of the story?

• the tree told the boy to leave
• the boy sells the tree's apples
• the boy never returns to the tree
• the tree is happy again

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Which are the elements of story structure?

• Author, illustrator, publisher
• Character, character trait, character background
• Character,  setting, and plot
• Table of contents, glossary, and index

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What is the plot in a story?

• The main character
• A series of events in a story - the beginning, middle, and the end
• Where and when the story takes place

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Why is it important for a reader to understand a story's structure?

• So the reader can read fast
• To help the reader pronounce all of the words in the story
• To help the reader understand the story

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