The events that make up a story.

The background information given to understand the story better, characters are introduced, setting is established.

The main character(s) in a story.

The character who stands in the way of the main character achieving his/her goal in a story.

The time, place, and environment of a story.

The events leading up to the climax - a series of events that builds from the conflict.

The turning point of the story where the main character(s) usually change in some way.

Events that follow the climax and the conflicts untangling, and leads to the conflict being resolved.

The solution to the story's conflict.

The problem in the story.

The moral of the story or the lesson learned.

The way an author creates a memorable character.

A conversation between characters in a story.

The person or character who tells the story.

When the author creates a feeling of anxious uncertainty about the outcome of events in a story; keeps the reader interested.

Something that stands for something else.

Clues in a story that suggest later events.

Events that take the story back in time from the current point in the story.

The feeling created in the reader by reading a story.

The writer's attitude toward the reader or subject.

The perspective from which story is told.