Setting creates ____ by the positive and negative feelings associated with the place (vibes)

____ is the vantage point from which the story is told

____ is the sequence of events in a story

____ is the struggle of the story, just like in real life.

____ are people, creatures, or objects that are presented as a person in the story

____ can be a moral lesson of the story - something for the reader can consider for themselves

___ gives the background of the story & introduces characters --> things we will take for granted for the rest of the story

___ introduces conflict and builds suspense (Begins with **inciting incident**)

___ is the turning point of the story: moment of highest stakes where everything changes (exciting, tense)

___ is the consequences or fallout from the story's major turning point --> immediate results from that release of tension

___ wraps up loose ends at the end of the story (can include a denouement or a final turn at the end)

The thing in the plot that kicks off the conflict and begins to raise stakes

A final turn at the end of the plot in the Resolution (French term)

POV perspective where the narrator is the main character and directly involved in the story, using I / me / my pronouns

POV perspective where the narrator isn't involved directly in the events of the story, and we only have insights to the thoughts and feelings of one character, the main character

POV perspective where the narrator isn't involved directly in the events of the story, and we get insights about the thoughts and feelings inside multiple or any character

____ struggles a character has with another person, a group of people, or a thing

____ struggles a character has within his or her own mind

Identify types of conflict:

Two characters argue about differing beliefs

Identify types of conflict:

An artist works to improve their portfolio to win a scholarship

Identify types of conflict:

A person hides parts of their identity (or engages in rebellion) for fear of attack because of where/when they live

Identify types of conflict:

A person crash lands in a deserted area and has to try to survive with minimal supplies until rescue comes.

Identify types of conflict:

A person struggles with doubts over beliefs they had previously been confident in

Identify types of conflict:

A person struggles between the morally right choice or the quick and easy choice

Identify types of conflict:

A person resists an unjust law from a corrupt government

Identify types of conflict:

A student is trying not to be late to 1st period, but the traffic today is worse than normal

Identify types of conflict:

Two characters get into a physical fight

____ describes where, when, and circumstances of how characters live

____ is the main character of the story whose perspective we see things through & spend the most time with to build a bond

____ is the person who causes a problem for the main character, & who the reader may be led to have feelings against

iSee part - You bring up a "direct quote" from the text that helps to support the point you are making. Cite author's (Last Name)

iSee part - Come to a logical conclusion based on information you have; answers the prompt of the question & makes an argument

iSee part - At the end of a text-dependent answer, you tie your quote back to your initial point & close on your own thoughts

iSee part - Bring up details from the reading that are relevant & help to illustrate the point you are making in argument