Identifying Elements of a Narrative

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Identifying Elements of a Narrative

Last updated over 5 years ago

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

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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.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Resolution		The opening part of a story. Setting, character, conflict, and background information are typically introduced here.

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

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

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

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

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.)

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.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Resolution		The opening part of a story. Setting, character, conflict, and background information are typically introduced here.
Falling Action		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.
Climax		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.
Exposition		The part of a plot in which the conflict is typically resolved and the final outcome is revealed.
Conflict		The problem faced by the main character in a story, usually represented as a struggle between opposing forces. Can be either internal or external.

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

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

Plot

Setting

Exposition

Background Information

Point of view

Characterization

Character

Dialogue

Theme

Conflict

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

Progenetor

Foil

Diety

Everyman

Protagonist

Supporting Character

Antagonist

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.)

Acknowledgements

Exposition

Preface

Resolution

Falling action

Climax

Rising action

Falling Action

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.

Climax

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.

Exposition

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

Conflict

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

Identifying Elements of a Narrative

Identifying Elements of a Narrative

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.)

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.

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

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.

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.