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WorksheetsElements of short stories
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
The Where and When a story takes place
Plot
Setting
Conflict
Theme
The struggle between opposing forces
Resolution
Climax
Conflict
Tone
Having to choose between two opposing desires
Internal conflict
External conflict
Man vs. Man
Man. vs. Nature
When the narrator is a character in the story
First Person POV
Second Person POV
Omniscient POV
The sequence of events in a story
Conflict
Setting
Characterization
Plot
The main idea of the story. The life lesson.
Plot
Conflict
Theme
Mood
When the narrator is able to get into the head of all the characters
First Person POV
Second Person POV
Omniscient POV
Person vs. person, nature, society, etc.
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
The highest point of suspense/turning point of a story
Theme
Climax
Rising Action
Resolution
A character that undergoes changes in attitude
Dynamic
Static
Flat
Antagonist
The successful ending to a story
Mood
Resolution
Falling Action
Climax
Events that bring the story to a close and resolve the conflict
Resolution
Rising Action
Falling Action
Characterization
How the reader feels while reading the text
Theme
Tone
Conflict
Mood
The author tells us what characters thinks, feels, sees, and hears
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
First Person POV
Second Person POV
The part of the story that builds the conflict and leads to the climax
Setting
Rising Action
Resolution
Tone
when an author reveals what a character is about through the character’s words/actions
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
Indirect Characterization
Direct Characterization
When a character remains the same throughout a story
Static
Flat
Round
Dynamic
How the author writes to set a feeling for a character, event or setting in a text
Mood
Tone
Theme
Conflict
