The climax is defined as ________.
Short Story Elements

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The highest most intense part of the story.
2.
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What two ways can an author convey characterization?
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Direct and indirect.
3.
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An extreme exaggeration used by authors to create suspense or intensify meaning is known as a ___________.
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Hyperbole.
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The resolution is __________.
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The solution to the conflict and end to the story.
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The theme of a short story is the ______________.
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Central or main idea.
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What is a short story?
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A brief fictional narrative that usually focuses on a single incident or character.
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What are the main elements of a short story?
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Characters, setting, plot, conflict, and theme.
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