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Identifying Elements of a Narrative

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1.

Personal narratives are typically written in which voice/point of view?

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2.

Elements of a narrative include which of the following? Select all that apply.

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3.

Which of the following answer choices represent the types of characters common to narrative writing? Select all that apply.

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4.

Which part of a narrative's plot is defined as a "series of events leading to the turning point in the story"? (Hint: it is during this part of the plot where readers learn more about the characters and conflict.)

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5.

Match each element shown with it's proper definition:

Match the elements to their appropriate definitions by "dragging and dropping" each element onto the correct space.

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Falling Action

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The opening part of a story. Setting, character, conflict, and background information are typically introduced here.

Exposition

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Considered the turning point of a story, this part of the plot is generally characterized by lots of action. In many cases, this part of the story will show the main character experiencing a major win or suffering a major defeat.

Conflict

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A series of events leading to the story's end. This part of the plot is heavily impacted by changes in, or decisions made by, the main character.

Climax

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The part of a plot in which the conflict is typically resolved and the final outcome is revealed.

Resolution

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The problem faced by the main character in a story, usually represented as a struggle between opposing forces. Can be either internal or external.

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BONUS QUESTION: Which of the definitions shown below correctly define the term Mood?