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The series of related actions or events in a literary work
tone
plot
flashback
falling action
The arrangement of events in a literary work
plot
sequence
setting
conflict
struggle between opposing forces; any problem that must be solved
climax
suspense
conflict
plot
The two major types of conflict
good and bad
external and internal
tone and mood
falling and rising
a problem or struggle within a character
interior conflict
internal conflict
external conflict
exterior conflict
a problem or struggle between a character and someone or something outside of the character
internal conflict
external conflict
climax
suspense
establishes the setting, identifies the characters, introduces the basis situation
exposition
foreshadowing
sequence
plot
introduces the central conflict
climax
rising action
resolution
initiating incident
any events leading up to the climax
rising action
suspense
falling action
tone
the point of highest interest, the conflict must be resolved one way or another
sequence
conflict
climax
exposition
events that occur between the climax and conclusion
plot
flashback
conclusion
falling action
the story's end
plot
conclusion/resolution
exposition
climax
the time/place of the story
plot
setting
foreshadow
sequence
the quality of the story that makes the reader curious and excited about what will happen next
setting
suspense
mood
internal conflict
an author's use of hints/clues to suggest events that will occur later
foreshadow
external conflict
tone
conflict
the feeling created in a READER by a literary work/passage
tone
suspense
conflict
mood
