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Q- What are the four parts of elements of fiction in order?
A-Setting, Characters,
Plot and Theme

Q- What’s in the setting?
A-Time and Place

Q- What makes up the characters?
A-People, animals, imaginary characters

Q- What makes up the plot?
A-Conflict and Event

Q- What’s a theme?
A-a main message

Q- What’s a DYNAMIC?
A-a character that changes as a result of the events in a story

Q-What’s a STATIC?
A-a character that stays the same throughout the whole story

Q- Confect?
Struggles between two or more opposing forces

Q- Internal Conflict
Character VS Character

Q- External Conflict
Character VS Nature, Character VS Society
Character VS Technology

Q- Exposition
Introduce character and setting

Q- Rising Action
Events (complication)

Q- Falling Action
Events occurring after climax

Q- Resolution (falling action) conflict is solved

Q- person
The narrator is the character in the story; uses pronouns such as I, We, Me

Q- 3 person limited
The narrator is NOT a character in the story; narrated from one perspeted; narrates relates all thoughts and feelings of one character

Q- 3 person omniscient
The narrator is NOT a character in the story; all knowing narrator; narrates relates all thoughts and feelings of more than one character

Q- Protagonist
Central character or hero in a narrative or drama

Q- Antagonist
A force of working against the protagonist. It can be a character, society, a force of nature or a force within the main character- opposing force

Q- Allusion
Reference to a famous person, place, event or work of literature

Q- Irony
The contrast between what is expected and what actually happens

Q- Motivation
The reason a character acts, feels, or thinks a certain way