Elements of Plot Flashcard

Front

What are the five sections on a Plot Diagram? Options: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

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Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

Front

What point of view provides a limited perspective? Options: 2nd Person, 1st Person, 3rd Person Omniscient, 3rd Person Limited

Back

3rd Person Limited

Front

What type of conflict includes a character fighting against an internal struggle?

Back

Character vs. Self

Front

An idea that an author repeats in his narrative, making it the most significant idea in the narrative.

Back

Theme

Front

Step 5 on the plot diagram is __________ because it is where the story comes to a reasonable ending.

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Resolution

Front

Where should you introduce the setting, characters, and conflict of a story?

Back

At the beginning, in Exposition.

Front

A character that stays the same throughout a story is ______.

Back

Static

Front

The main character of the story is the ___________.

Back

Protagonist

Front

A narrative that uses I, Me, We, or Us pronouns would be written in what Point of View?

Back

1st Person

Front

If the author uses events, dialogue, symbols, or time to hint at something that will appear later they are __________.

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Foreshadow