Understanding Intrinsic Elements of a Story

This video tutorial explores the intrinsic elements of a story, including theme, characters, setting, plot, moral message, and point of view. It explains how these elements contribute to the structure and meaning of a story, providing definitions and examples for each. The video aims to enhance understanding of storytelling by breaking down these components and their roles in narrative construction.

What are intrinsic elements in a story primarily responsible for?

• Building the story itself

• Setting the mood

• Introducing new characters

• Creating suspense

Which of the following is NOT a common theme in stories?

• Environmental issues

• Historical events

• Personal experiences

• Mathematical equations

What is the role of a supporting character in a story?

• To be the main focus

• To appear only once

• To support or oppose the main character

• To narrate the story

Which type of character is known for having a good nature and being liked?

• Protagonist

• Antagonist

• Tertagonist

• Narrator

Which character type acts as a mediator between the protagonist and antagonist?

• Protagonist

• Antagonist

• Tertagonist

• Narrator

What does the setting of a story NOT include?

• Atmosphere

• Time

• Character's thoughts

• Place

Which plot type involves events presented in chronological order?

• Forward plot

• Mixed plot

• Reverse plot

• Circular plot

What is the term for a plot that combines both forward and backward sequences?

• Linear plot

• Circular plot

• Mixed plot

• Static plot

What is the purpose of a moral message in a story?

• To provide a lesson or message

• To entertain the reader

• To introduce new characters

• To confuse the reader

Which perspective involves the author positioning themselves as the main character?

• Second person

• Omniscient

• Third person

• First person