Narratives Based on How the Author Developed the Elements

The plot of a story can best be described as __________.

• the meaning behind events and characters’ actions in a story

• the series of events that happened in a story

• the location and time of the story

• the struggle between or among the characters in the story

___________ is the time and place of the story.

• point of View

• plot

• mood

• Setting

___________ refers to the central message, 'moral of the story,' and underlying meaning of a narrative?

• Plot

• setting

• Characterization

• Theme

___________ refers to the general feeling created through word choice and pacing.

• Plot

• theme

• conflict

• Mood

___________ is knowing who is telling the story or the angle from which the story is told.

• point of View

• mood

• Plot

• Theme

_____________1. It tells where and when the story takes place.

• conflict

• Character

• Plot

• point of view

• setting

_____________2. It describes the sequence of events and the actions of the characters.

• Character

• Plot

• point of view

• setting

• conflict

_____________3. It is the person or animal featured in the story.

• conflict

• Character

• point of view

• Plot

• setting

_____________4. It talks about the central problem to be solved.

• setting

• Character

• point of view

• conflict

• Plot

_____________5. It is the author’s message or central concept about life or human nature conveyed through the story.

• setting

• Character

• conflict

• Plot

• theme