A main section of a book that tells part of the story. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

A smaller part of a play, movie, or story that happens in one place and at one time. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

A group of lines in a poem that work together, like a paragraph in writing. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

A type of writing that uses rhythm, words, and sometimes rhyme to express feelings or ideas. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

A story written to be acted out by characters on a stage. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

A story written for performance that shows conflict or emotion through dialogue and action. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

The way a piece of writing is organized or put together. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

The main message or lesson the author wants the reader to learn. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

The time and place where a story happens. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

The sequence of events that make up a story (what happens first, next, and last). Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

The shape or pattern of a story’s events from beginning to end, including the introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

A visual chart that shows the parts of a story’s plot, from beginning to end. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

When the story goes back in time to show something that happened before the current events. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

When one story is told inside another story (for example, a character tells a story from their past). Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.

When a story is told from the viewpoints of more than one character, helping the reader understand different sides of the story. Fill in the blank with the correct academic vocabulary term.