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The visual representation of a plot.

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Occurs at the beginning of a story. Characters and setting are introduced.

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Includes a time period, place, and any background information.

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People, animals, and/or things in the story.

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Draw and label a plot line.

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A struggle or clash between opposing characters or opposing forces.

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A character struggles with an outside force which may be another character or society as a whole or a natural force.

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Takes place within a character's own mind.

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Develops the conflicts/complications.

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_____ point of view involves the use of either of the two pronouns "I" and "we".

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The turning point of the story: main character comes face to face with a major conflict, main character will change in some way, main problem will be solved in one way or another.

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All loose ends of the plot are tied up. The conflict(s) and climax are taken care of.

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The story comes to a reasonable ending

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_____ is the position from which a narrator sees and understands what is happening

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Watch the Cinderella Video above. Explain each part of the Plot in order.

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_____ point of view uses pronouns like "he", "she", "it", "they" or a name.

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This is where the narrator is not a character in the story and talks about the characters. The narrator has a limited perspective and can only read one character's mind, feelings, and motive

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What type of conflict is this?

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This is where the narrator is not a character in the story and is "all-knowing" . This type of narrator can read every character's feelings, motives, and thoughts.

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20.

What are the three types of conflict in literature? Check all that apply.

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21.

The hero in the story who is faced with a conflict.

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22.

What type of conflict is this?

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What type of conflict is this?

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24.

What type of conflict is this?

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25.

Me and my brother got into a fight. What type of conflict is this?

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26.

The student was very nervous about today's test. What type of conflict is this?

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27.

I was suspended from school. What type of conflict is this?

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The tornado destroyed the town. What type of conflict is this?

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29.

The bad guy in the story is also called the?

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30.

This type of character stays the same.

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This type of character changes in some way